What are the four horizontal and four vertical high-speed trains in China?

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1. Beijing-Shanghai passenger dedicated line, including Bengbu-Hefei and Nanjing-Hangzhou passenger dedicated lines, runs through Beijing and Tianjin to the economically developed coastal areas in the eastern Yangtze River Delta.

2. Beijing-Zhengzhou-Wuhan-Guangzhou-Shenzhen Passenger Dedicated Line connecting North China and South China.

3. Beijing-Shenyang-Harbin (Dalian) Passenger Dedicated Line, including Jinzhou-Yingkou Passenger Dedicated Line, connecting the Northeast and the customs area.

4. Shanghai-Hangzhou Yong-Fu-Shen Passenger Dedicated Line, connecting the Yangtze River, the Pearl River Delta and the southeast coastal areas.

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1. Xuzhou-Zhengzhou-Lanzhou passenger dedicated line, connecting northwest and east China.

2. Hangzhou-Nanchang-Changsha-Guiyang-Kunming Passenger Dedicated Line connects Southwest China, Central China and East China.

3. Qingdao-Jinan-Shijiazhuang-Taiyuan Passenger Dedicated Line connecting North China and East China.

4. Nanjing-Wuhan-Chongqing-Chengdu passenger dedicated line, connecting southwest and east China.

20 1 1 Twelfth Five-Year Plan proposes to build "four vertical and four horizontal" passenger dedicated lines, urban agglomeration intercity rail transit trunk lines, the second double line of Lanzhou-Xinjiang Railway, Zhengzhou-Chongqing and other interregional trunk lines, and basically build an express railway network with a business mileage of 45,000 kilometers, basically covering cities with a population of over 500,000.

Extended data

From 2065438 to July 2006, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Transport and China Railway Corporation jointly issued the Medium and Long-term Railway Network Planning, which outlined the grand blueprint of the "eight vertical and eight horizontal" high-speed railway network in the new era.

"Eight vertical" channels include coastal channel, Beijing-Shanghai channel, Beijing-Hong Kong (Taiwan) channel, Beijing-Harbin-Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao channel, Hutong south channel, Beijing-Kunming channel, Baotou () channel and Lanzhou (West) wide channel.

"Baheng" channels include Suiman Channel, Jinglan Channel, Yin Qing Channel, Luqiao Channel, Jiangyan Channel, Shanghai-Kunming Channel, Xiamen-Chongqing Channel and Guang Kun Channel.

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Baidu encyclopedia China high-speed rail