BEIJING, Aug. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — This is a news report from China Story: 23 media representatives from 12 Asian and African countries visited the Xitie Education and Training Base in Xi’an, China, gaining firsthand insights into the modern training model of China’s railway enterprises and the country’s advancements in intelligent railway development.
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During an interview, Amir Faisol, a journalist at IDN Times, spoke highly of the jointly built Jakarta–Bandung High-Speed Railway, describing it as a highly impactful project that has been warmly received by the public.
Nausheen Yusuf, Senior Journalist at Geo TV, was impressed by the train’s high operating speed and took the opportunity to try out an immersive EMU cab simulator at the event.
Mirzaolim Mirzokhid Ugli Rustambekov from MY5 TV Channel highlighted "innovation" as the key word that captured his experience in Xi’an, China.
By the end of 2024, China’s high-speed rail network had reached 48,000 kilometers in operating length—over 70% of the world’s total. With the largest high-speed railway system in the world, China has become a global leader in high-speed rail technology. Its bullet trains are now widely recognized as a signature of Chinese innovation and infrastructure.
The event was organized by Contemporary World magazine. The video was Co-presented by China Story Database & CPC Works.
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