Weekly report 10

In the tenth issue of our (irregularly updated) weekly report, we proudly present you with the following news:

  • Wuhan: Only days until our line 8 and line 21 (Yangluo line) coming into service, I figure it's my last chance to show you more of them. Please check them below:

A huge "scroll wall" on line 8.


The glass dome of the same station as above.


Station art wall on Yangluo line.




A platform on Yangluo line symbolising perhaps the sun?

  • Shanghai: News came in from the construction sites of line 17, a real fully-equipped line built for commuting, connecting the remote Qingpu district where private cars were the only possible means of transportation, to the railway station. There is actually a resort hotel at the western terminus. Previews are below:










Inside the train.

As you can see, the resort hotel is called Oriental Land...

Front view of the trains.


I'm telling you - believe it or not- that this is the depot.

Thank you for your time, I hope you enjoyed it, and we'll see again next issue!



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