What's the difference between a train from Vietnam to China and a train from China?

The train entering China from Vietnam at the border of Yunnan Estuary is a typical freight train, which can only take the head and tail part, which is different from domestic trains. Many people think that trains are full of cars, even full of tourists, but for Vietnam, there is basically no train, especially the train from Vietnam to China at Hekou North Station, which is mainly freight.

First, Vietnam lives in poverty, and the local border trains are mainly freight.

Although the estuary is small, there is also a railway station here. This train still wants to connect with Vietnam. Tourists enter Vietnam from the estuary and feel the unusual life in Yunnan.

This unique railway station has been in use, but we will find that the train from Yunnan is different from our country. After all, the poor life has limited the development of their local trains, using the most traditional old trains. The most special factor is that these trains are not used to pick up passengers.

Secondly, there are few tourists on the train from Vietnam to China.

The Vietnamese train entering China is not full of passengers as we understand it, but only sees containers. In fact, for a poor city like Vietnam, taking a train is a luxury, so generally only freight trains will be used to transport things, but not by train.

You know, freight trains are completely different from ordinary trains, which adds another kind of interest to this unique estuary city, because it is rare to see old-fashioned freight trains in person in the city, and many tourists can't help but stop and enjoy them.

The biggest difference between Vietnamese local trains and those in China is the different colors and uses.