[Video] Farmers' markets on China's 'slow trains': Going places
In today's fast-paced world, China's "slow trains" remain essential. They stop at many otherwise inaccessible areas, providing transport for rural residents and a means for them to bring their agricultural products to nearby towns. Designated cabins on the train turn into makeshift farmers' markets, especially in the run-up to Chinese New Year.
16 Feb 2024
Society
It's a journey of sights and sounds as villagers serve up anything from fresh vegetables and fruits to cooked dishes! There are even some performances on board. It's not just a farmers' market - it's a festival.
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