What are the transportation options at Communication University of China?

Communication University of China Transportation Guide: Aviation

Beijing Capital International Airport is located in Shunyi District, northeast of the city, about 30 kilometers away from the city. Capital Airport is China's first airport with three terminals, three runways, and twin towers operating simultaneously. Among them, Terminal 3 is currently the largest terminal in the world by single area, and is also the first non-competition Olympic venue to be put into operation.

Taxi: For taxis operating at the Capital Airport, the starting price is 10 yuan/3 kilometers, and then 2 yuan/km. After 15 kilometers, an additional 50% empty fare is charged for each kilometer. Taking a taxi from the city to the airport costs about 80 yuan. Airport bus: Lines 2, 3, and 4 depart every 15 minutes in both directions. Other lines depart no more than 30 minutes. They depart at any time when full. Tickets are sold at the airport and at various stations in the city. The fare is 16 yuan.

Airport Line 1: Capital Airport - Fangzhuang (Guiyou Building), passing Liangmaqiao, Baijiazhuang, Dabeiyao (Guomao), Panjiayuan, Shilihe (Jingrui Building), the first train is 6 :00, the last train is 19:30; Fangzhuang-Capital Airport, passing through Dabeiyao (China Southern Airlines Hotel), the first train is 7:30, the last train is 22:30.

Airport Line 2: Capital Airport-Xidan (Civil Aviation Business Building), passing Sanyuan Bridge, Dongzhimen, and Dongsishitiao Bridge, the first bus is at 7:00, and the last bus is until the end of the flight of the day; Xidan-Capital Airport , passing through Dongzhimen (50 meters east of the bridge), the first bus is at 5:30 and the last bus is at 21:00.

Airport Line 3: Capital Airport-Beijing Station, passing Yuyang Hotel, Dongdaqiao (no stops after 22:30), Chaoyangmen, Yabao Road, the first bus is at 7:30, the last bus is until the same day The flight ends; Beijing Railway Station-Capital Airport, passing by the International Hotel (West Gate), Dongzhimen (50 meters east of the bridge), and Jingxin Building (West Gate). The first train is at 5:30 and the last train is at 21:00.

Airport Line 4: Capital Airport - Gongzhufen (Xinxing Hotel), passing by the International Exhibition Center, Xiba River, Anzhen Bridge, Madian Bridge, Beitaipingzhuang, Jimen Bridge, Friendship Hotel, Beijing TV Station, Zizhu Bridge , the first train is at 7:00 and the last train is at 23:00; Gongzhufen-Capital Airport, passing by Youyi Hotel (North Gate Aviation Ticket Office), Beitaipingzhuang, Anzhen Building and Hangtian Bridge, the first train is at 5:30 and the last train is at 21:00.

Airport Line 5: Capital Airport - Zhongguancun (No. 4 Bridge), passing Wangjing (Huajiadi), Xiaoying, Asian Games Village (Anhui Bridge), Xueyuan Bridge, the first train is 8:30, the last train is 21: 30; Zhongguancun-Capital Airport, passing through Beihang University (North Gate), Huixin West Street (Anhui Building), Huixin East Street (Sinopec Group), the first bus is 6:00, and the last bus is 19:30. Airport Line 6: Nanyuan Airport-Xidan, passing through Fuhai Park. The departure time is adjusted according to the flight time.

Wangjing Special Line: Capital Airport-Wangjing (Civil Aviation Cadre Management Institute), passing through Huajiadi Beili, Nanhu Canal, Wangjing Street West Exit, Wangjing Garden West District, the first bus is 7:00, the last bus is 23:00; Wangjing -Capital Airport, passing through Wangjing Garden West District, Wangjing Street West Exit, and Guangshun Street North Exit, the first train is at 5:45 and the last train is at 20:45.

Tianjin direction: Beijing Capital Airport departs from 7:00 to 23:00, with departures every 30 minutes after 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00. The boarding location is opposite departure port No. 15 Departure time from Tianjin is 4:00~18:00, every 30 minutes after 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. The bus location is at the intersection of Nanjing Road and Shanxi Road. Ticket price is 70 yuan. Nanyuan Airport is located in Fengtai District, the southern suburbs of Beijing, 15 kilometers away from Tiananmen Square. It has a 4C-level runway and is the first large-scale military-civilian dual-use airport in Beijing. At present, the cities with navigation include Wuxi, Jiamusi, Jingdezhen, Dalian, Harbin, Hailar, Chengdu and Hohhot. Transportation: Take bus No. 13, No. 62, Yuntong No. 115, 610, 369, 353, or 953 and get off at Xinhua Road South Exit Station.

Railway

Beijing is the hub of national railways, with 6 passenger railway stations.

Beijing Station is located at No. 13, Maojiawan Hutong A, Dongcheng District. It can be reached by subway or multiple buses. Beijing Railway Station is a national railway passenger transport special station. It is mainly responsible for the passenger transportation tasks of the Jingshan, Jingqin, Beijing-Shanghai, Jingcheng, Jingyuan, and Jingbao lines, as well as international and international combined passengers bound for Pyongyang, Ulaanbaatar, and Moscow. train.

Beijing West Railway Station is located at No. 19 Guanglian Road, Fengtai District. From the city, you can take Metro Line 1 and get off at Military Museum Station. Beijing West Railway Station is also a special-class station, and trains departing from here cover major cities in South, Southwest, and Northwest China.

Beijing South Railway Station is located at No. 12 Yongwai, Chongwen District. It has been put into operation in August 2008. Xinnan Railway Station has become the most modern railway station in Beijing and the departure station of the Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway. Beijing North Railway Station is Xizhimen Railway Station. Take Metro Line 2 and get off at Xizhimen Station. The train station was designed and built by Zhan Tianyou and has been listed as a first-class cultural relic protection building in Beijing. The station mainly transports tourists to Badaling, Kangxi Grassland and other places on the outskirts of Beijing.

Beijing East Railway Station is located at No. 7 Baiziwan Road, Chaoyang District. It is a passenger and freight station mainly focusing on freight. Fengtai Railway Station is located at No. 4 Zhengyang Street, Fengtai District. It is a comprehensive special-class station integrating passengers, cargo, transportation and loading.

Highways

There are 12 national highways radiating from Beijing as the center to Shenyang, Tianjin, Harbin, Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Nanjing, Fuzhou, Kunming and other places.

Beijing has 9 expressways: Badaling Expressway, Capital Airport Expressway, Beijing-Shenyang Expressway, Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan Expressway, Beijing-Shijiazhuang Expressway, Beijing-Zhangjiakou Expressway, Beijing-Chengdu Expressway, Harbin Expressway and Beijing-Kaifeng Expressway. There are 19 long-distance bus stations in Beijing.

Beijing has now opened direct passenger transportation to Benxi and Liaoyang expressways. Both lines run on the Beijing-Shenyang Expressway and provide free meals along the way. The total length of the Benxi route is 820 kilometers. The fare is 195 yuan. There is one train every day. It departs from Bawangfen Long-distance Passenger Terminal at 10:30 am (some departs from Sihui Station) and returns to Benxi Passenger Terminal at 20:00. The Liaoyang line has a total length of 700 kilometers and a fare of 170 yuan. It also runs once a day. It departs from Bawangfen Long-distance Passenger Terminal at 11:00 am and returns to Liaoyang Passenger Terminal at 22:00.

Bus

The unified fare for urban buses is 1 yuan, and the starting fare for suburban buses is 1 yuan. Additional fares are charged in increments of 0.5 yuan or 1 yuan depending on the distance. Air-conditioned buses The fare is more expensive than ordinary vehicles. It is recommended to apply for a bus card, which offers a large discount and is easy to use.

Public transportation card: The Beijing Municipal Government stipulates that anyone who uses a public transportation card to ride a bus will enjoy a 40% discount on bus tickets. Students can apply for a student bus card with a student ID card and receive a 20% discount on fares. It can be processed at all subway stations, some bus hubs, and shopping malls, with a deposit of 20 yuan. (You can apply for it at the subway window of Beijing Station and the bus hub of Beijing West Railway Station. The acceptance point closes at 7 p.m.) Time card: The 3-day card costs 10 yuan and can be used 18 times within 3 days; the 7-day card costs 20 yuan. It is limited to 42 uses within 7 days; the 15-day pass costs 40 yuan and is limited to 90 uses per day within 15 days. You can take urban bus lines except those prefixed with 9, excluding subways. The deposit is 20 yuan.

There are many kinds of tourist buses in Beijing. One is the tourist buses starting with the word "you". The fares vary depending on the distance, luxury cars and air-conditioned cars. They are usually 30 ~70 yuan, among which the You 1 to You 5 branches depart every day, the You 6 to You 18 branches and the special buses all depart on Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays; in addition, there are buses prefixed with 9 ( 20% off with a one-day card) and one-day tour bus.

Passenger tricycles in Beijing are usually gathered in traffic hubs and tourist hot spots in the city center. During holidays, due to serious taxi traffic jams, people choose tricycles that can go through small alleys. In addition, it is very convenient to take a tricycle to see the street scenery, so the cost of a tricycle is slightly higher than that of a taxi. Bicycles are available for rent in many big hotels in Beijing, and the daily rent is about 20 to 30 yuan. If you want to have a more thorough understanding of Beijing, you might as well rent a used bicycle, and then you can enjoy walking through the alleys in the city center.

Other tourist trains depart from several railway stations in Beijing regularly every day to various scenic spots in the suburbs of Beijing. Holiday outing train tickets can be purchased at Beijing Railway Station, Beijing North Railway Station, Beijing South Railway Station, Beijing Railway International Travel Service, etc. Tourists can buy tickets for tourist attractions at designated railway ticket sales locations, and there is no need to buy any more tickets after arriving at the scenic spot. With your ticket, you can ride suburban trains starting from Beijing Railway Station, Beijing North Railway Station, and Beijing South Railway Station for free.

Metro Beijing currently has Metro Line 1, Metro Line 2, Metro Line 5, Metro Batong Line, and Metro Line 13 (Light Rail). Line 1 starts from Pingguoyuan in the west and ends at Sihui East Station in the east; Line 2 passes through Xizhimen, Fuxingmen, Hepingmen, Qianmen, Beijing Station and other places; Batong Line runs from Sihui to Tuqiao. The first bus is usually at 5:00 in the morning, and the last bus is around 23:00 in the evening. The ticket price is 739 yuan, and there is no discount for the all-in-one card.

Communication University of China is a national “211 Project” key university directly under the Ministry of Education. The school is committed to the cultivation and scientific research of high-level talents in radio, television, film, the Internet, publishing, newspapers and new media. It is a multi-disciplinary coordinated development of liberal arts, engineering, art, management, management, economics, law and education, with information A comprehensive university featuring communication. The school is located on the bank of the ancient canal in the eastern suburbs of Beijing, China. The campus covers an area of ??708 acres and the total area of ??the school building is 460,000 square meters. The school motto is: morality, dedication, erudition, and competition.

The school is known as the cradle of China’s radio, film and television communication talents. Over the past 50 years, the school has trained more than 60,000 graduates and trained more than 350,000 in-service personnel for the radio, film and television system and information communication industry. Alumni are located all over the country and in more than 70 countries and regions around the world, forming a backbone team from leading cadres to professionals. Many of them have become famous reporters, editors, broadcasters, program hosts, directors, screenwriters, and producers. , translators and senior engineering technical experts.

The school has established cooperative and exchange relationships with more than 200 universities, scientific research institutions, media organizations, etc. in nearly 50 countries and regions on five continents, and receives more than 1,000 international students from different countries and regions every year. The school is a member of the International Universities Film and Television Federation.

The school has three departments: Journalism and Communication, Film and Television Arts, and Science and Engineering. It also has the School of Television and Journalism, the School of Advertising, the School of International Communication, the School of Media Management, the School of Social Sciences, the School of Film and Television Arts, and the School of Broadcasting and Hosting. There are 12 colleges including School of Art, School of Animation, School of Liberal Arts, School of Information Engineering, School of Science, School of Computer and Software, School of Distance and Continuing Education, Department of Journalism, Department of Communication, Department of Television, Department of Editing, Department of Advertising, Department of Advertising Design, Department of Public Relations, Department of International Communication, Department of International Relations, Department of English Language and Literature, Department of Foreign Languages, Department of Economics and Management, Department of Public Relations, Department of Management Science and Engineering, Department of Law, and Social Sciences Department, Department of Literature and Art, Department of Directing and Performance, Department of Radio and Television Literature, Department of Photography, Department of Fine Arts, Department of Recording Arts, Department of Recording Technology, Department of Broadcasting, Department of Applied Linguistics, Department of Animation, Department of Digital Art, Department of Chinese Literature, Department of Language and Culture , Department of Communication Engineering, Department of Electronic Information Engineering, Department of Radio and Television Engineering, Department of Automation, Department of Applied Mathematics, Department of Optoelectronics, Department of Computer Science and Technology, Department of Software Engineering and other 37 departments. It has 3 postdoctoral research stations, 19 doctoral programs, 40 master's programs, 7 professional master's programs, and 71 undergraduate majors. There are currently 13,291 full-time students on campus, including 4,389 doctoral and master’s students.

The school has a group of professors and scholars who enjoy reputation at home and abroad. There are more than 900 full-time teachers, of whom more than 50% are professors and associate professors. More than 100 well-known experts and scholars at home and abroad have been hired as distinguished professors, visiting professors and part-time professors.

The school has an advanced professional experimental center (room), multimedia campus network, cable TV digital transmission network, modern distance education network and library and literature information resource network. The school strives to build a modern digital library featuring information dissemination, with a collection of 1.05 million books, more than 500,000 boxes of audio-visual materials, more than 3,000 newspapers and periodicals, and more than 8,000 electronic newspapers and periodicals.

The school is an important center for scientific research in the field of information communication in China. It has the Institute of Information Science and Technology and the Institute of Media Development. It has the Radio and Television Research Center, the National Language Resources Monitoring and Research Center (Audio Media), and the National Animation Institute. There are 6 national teaching and research institutions, including the Teaching and Research Base, the National Mandarin Proficiency Testing Center, the Institute of International Cultural Trade, and the National Non-Common Language Undergraduate Talent Training Base, as well as 5 ministerial-level key laboratories and humanities and social science research bases.

The school sponsors academic journals such as "Modern Communication", "Journal of Communication University of China" (Natural Science Edition), "Contemporary Film", "Television Art", "Media", and "Advertiser", and compiles and publishes " Yearbook of China Radio and Television, Yearbook of Consumer Behavior and Lifestyles, Yearbook of Chinese Advertising Works, and operates Communication University of China Press and Communication University of China Electronic Audio and Video Press.

The school has a School of Distance and Continuing Education, which adopts various teaching modes such as correspondence courses, evening classes, and modern distance education, and establishes a multimedia, multi-form, and multi-level continuing education system to provide comprehensive services in the field of information dissemination. Continuing Education Services. Currently, 39 continuing education branches, correspondence stations, and distance off-campus learning centers have been established in 31 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions across the country, with more than 16,500 students enrolled.

The school has established Nanguang College, an independent college at the undergraduate level in Nanjing, the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, with a planned area of ??1,660 acres and a construction area of ??330,000 square meters. There are currently 3,300 students on campus.

With the concept of big communication and the vision of all media, the school is rooted in radio and television, faces the media industry, and serves radio, television, movies, newspapers, the Internet, publishing and new media, and has gradually formed a Its own distinctive characteristics: industry characteristics that are closely related to the radio, film and television industry; multi-level, multi-standard, diversified, and open school-running characteristics; multi-disciplinary compatibility and cross-penetration that fully reflect the comprehensive advantages; emphasis on cultivating students' comprehensive quality and professional ethics, and adhere to the educational characteristics of combining theory with practice, imparting knowledge and cultivating abilities.

The school’s development goal is to build the Communication University of China into a comprehensive, research-oriented and international high-level communication university by the middle of this century, and to become a center for talent training and talent information exchange in the media industry. The scientific research and technology development center and the collection and dissemination center of literature and information resources have become a platform for media content creation, research and demonstration, and a platform for international exchange and cooperation in media education.

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