2025 Spring Festival rush starts today!

2025年春节抢购今日开启!

Round Table China

社会与文化

2025-01-14

24 分钟

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The 2025 Spring Festival travel rush has officially commenced! With 9 billion trips anticipated over a span of 40 days, China is preparing for the world’s largest annual human migration. We take a look inside the numbers to understand just how bustling this festive season truly is. On the show: Heyang, Steve Hatherly and Ding Heng.

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  • Discussion keeps the world turning.

  • This is Roundtable.

  • Hold on tight, everybody.

  • The 2025 Spring Festival travel Rush has officially begun.

  • With an estimated 9 billion trips that spans 40 days, China is gearing up for the world's largest annual human migration.

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  • Coming to you live from Beijing, this is Roundtable.

  • I'm He Young.

  • For today's program, I'm joined by Steve Hatherley and Ding Heng in the studio.

  • First on today's show, for every Chinese person, Spring Festival, or the Chinese New Year, is a time to come home, no matter how far you've traveled.

  • This year, around 9 billion trips are expected to be made across China's vast 9.6 million square kilometer landscape.

  • January 14th marks the start of this year's Spring Festival Travel Rush.

  • With this massive human movement comes a huge, huge challenge for the nation's transportation system.

  • But don't worry, everyone's rising to the challenge.

  • With smarter ticketing, faster trains, and new technology, the 2025 Spring Festival travel Rush is shaping up to be one of the most exciting yet.

  • Let's buckle up and take on this wild ride together.

  • So, guys, for those who might not know, what is the Spring Festival Travel rush or Chunyun, we say in Chinese.