Chinese Premier Li Qiang has called for safe, efficient, and seamless travel during this year's Spring Festival rush, which is expected to smash records as millions journey home for family reunions. With cold snaps and extreme weather complicating transport, the government is ramping up efforts to keep trains running and packages delivered.
During a visit to the Ministry of Transport, Premier Li emphasized the need for 24/7 adaptability: 'We’re analyzing passenger flows in real-time, adding extra trains, and extending operating hours like a festival encore no one wants to miss,' he said.
But it’s not just passenger travel under the spotlight. Li stressed that port logistics must stay turbocharged to keep China’s foreign trade humming. 'Timely delivery of overseas orders is non-negotiable—even during holidays,' he added, highlighting the country’s globally admired logistics network.
From battling snowstorms to ensuring midnight snack deliveries, authorities are also prepping for emergencies. 'Think of it as a marathon of logistics: We need weather alerts on speed dial and enough coal, food, and holiday goodies to keep everyone warm and fed,' Li remarked.
For young professionals and travelers navigating the chaos: Stay updated on transport apps, pack patience, and maybe a extra charger—this Spring Festival is all about moving mountains (and people) with precision.
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With cold snaps and extreme weather complicating transport, the government is ramping up efforts to keep trains running and packages delivered.
