In China, Chinese New Year (aka Spring Festival) is the busiest travel season. Many Chinese trying to go home to visit family line up for hours, sometimes days, trying to buy a train ticket. Many times, the tickets are sold out or the tickets were all...
from YouTube on Mon, Jan 19 2009
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