China's longest railway line opened in Northeast Russia

Changchun, Jilin, up one from Vladivostok, Russia (Vladivostok) 26, a passenger line officially opened, the line length of 866 kilometers, northeast China, Russia is the longest mileage of transportation lines. It is reported that this route will help the two countries along economic, trade, tourism and further cooperation.

Changchun to Vladivostok, 574 km passenger lines in China, the Russian territory of 292 km, the entire running time of approximately 16 hours and 30 minutes. Driving circuit for the Chinese Changchun - Hunchun - Hunchun Port - Port Keno - Slavic Young Card - Vladivostok. Early Monday, two vehicles on Saturday issued a schedule of all of the future will be adjusted according to passenger traffic.

Vladivostok, Russia, China and the DPRK is located near the junction of the three countries, the Russian Pacific (601,099, it shares) the largest port city along the coast. This is also the first to carry out the Sino-Russian border barter trade cities. That year, a large number of Chinese outbound tourist visa traders have handheld, carry clothing, cosmetics, for the exchange of Russian shavers, binoculars and other commodities.

Northeast China and the Russian Far East has a long border line, but also economic and trade exchanges between the two countries most closely related areas. In particular, the two governments in 2009 approved the implementation of "China and the Russian Far East regional cooperation in Northeast Development Plan", the Russian Far East to the Northeast and economic cooperation into a new vitality.

International Road Transport Authority Jilin everywhere longer than the Iron Army transportation management, said, Changchun to Vladivostok, the opening of passenger lines, will be open in northeast China for an important gateway to Northeast Asia. China and Russia along the lines of economic and trade, tourism will play a positive role in driving.

Iron Army, said after the opening of passenger lines, Jilin Province will open with the Russian side of matters relating to freight lines, and eventually built to the west of Mongolia, East of Japan, South Korea's Lu Haiguo international transportation avenue.