| Chinese make record 6.15 mln overseas trips during Spring Festival holiday |
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- Temple fairs held across China to mark Spring Festival
- West Lake receives 632,500 tourists on Day 4 of Lunar New Year
- Chinese enjoy themselves through various ways in lunar new year holiday
- Thousands travel home for Spring Festival
- A happy family - Spring Festival travel rush special report
- Home, sweet home - Spring Festival travel rush special report
- Train platform at Beijing South Station - Spring Festival travel rush special report
- Beijing South Station's services - Spring Festival travel rush special report
- Temple fairs are held across China to mark Spring Festival
- The renowned West Lake scenery zone received a total of 632,500 tourists on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year, or Spring Festival
- On the first day of the Chinese lunar new year, people enjoy themselves through various ways around China.
- Beijing Railway Station expects to send off 4.08 million passengers during the Spring Festival travel rush, a total of 105,000 passengers a day.
- The Du family, from Guangxi province, works in Beijing. They rarely have a chance to go home, so they are leaving early to celebrate New Year with relatives.
- “All tickets are sold out fast, I will wait for someone who is going to refund,” says Mr. Jia as he waits at the refunded ticket window.
- Passengers access to the waiting hall of Yinchuan Railway Station in Yinchuan, capital of northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Jan. 13, 2017.
- The nursery room is a space for passengers with babies to rest. A staffer surnamed Han looks after a baby.
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