(A) Passengers may soon travel by train from London to Beijing in just 48 hours on train that travel almost as fast as airplanes.
(B) China is planning to build a high-speed rail network to India and Europe within the next 10 years, with trains that can go at over 250 mph.
(C) The network would carry passengers from London to Beijing and then to Singapore. It would also go to India and Pakistan. Passengers could get on a train in London and step off in Beijing, over 5000 miles away, in just two days. They could go on to Singapore, 6, 750 miles away, and be there three days after leaving London.
(D) another project plans to have train that go south to connect Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, and Malaysia. Construction for the South East Asian line has already begun in the southern province of Yunnan, and Myanmar is planning to build its link. At present the only rail line that links China to South East Asia is a very old line build by the French in Vietnam a hundred years ago.
(E) China itself already has the greatest length of high-speed rail in the world. It aims to connect up all of its major cities with high-speed lines. It is planing to build 19000 miles of new railways in the next five years. China has the world's fastest train, the Harmony Express. It runs between the cities of Wuhan and Guangzhou and has a top speed of nearly 250 mph.
(A) Passengers may soon travel by train from London to Beijing in just 48 hours on train that travel almost as fast as airplanes.
(B) China is planning to build a high-speed rail network to India and Europe within the next 10 years, with trains that can go at over 250 mph.
(C) The network would carry passengers from London to Beijing and then to Singapore. It would also go to India and Pakistan. Passengers could get on a train in London and step off in Beijing, over 5000 miles away, in just two days. They could go on to Singapore, 6, 750 miles away, and be there three days after leaving London.
(D) another project plans to have train that go south to connect Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, and Malaysia. Construction for the South East Asian line has already begun in the southern province of Yunnan, and Myanmar is planning to build its link. At present the only rail line that links China to South East Asia is a very old line build by the French in Vietnam a hundred years ago.
(E) China itself already has the greatest length of high-speed rail in the world. It aims to connect up all of its major cities with high-speed lines. It is planing to build 19000 miles of new railways in the next five years. China has the world's fastest train, the Harmony Express. It runs between the cities of Wuhan and Guangzhou and has a top speed of nearly 250 mph.
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