I’m waiting to board the fastest train in the world! For something’s
that so high-profile, I’m amazed that there aren’t greater security screening
facilities compared to what else that we’ve experienced in China. Amazingly, it
doesn’t seem that crowded. I wonder how many people use this as part of their
daily commute or what the fare is. Once we got going, it didn’t seem that much faster
than any other high-speed train that I’ve been on. Perhaps it’s because the
outside world is placed further away from the track. There’s not much to see. A
lot of us are focusing on the passenger information board that tells us our
current speed, but it’s easily plausible that someone could have just typed
text in. inside, it’s just like any other train carriage on the planet. I wonder
how often it gets delayed. Apart from a regular humming noise because of the
magnets, it’s very hard to spot the difference.
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