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I built a bilingual railway station finder for foreign travelers in China
When I first started working on Ask-China, I wanted to solve a broad problem: intercity travel is much harder when you do not speak the local language.
China's high-speed rail network is extensive, but the first problem is often not the train. It is choosing the correct station.
A city is not a station
A traveler may know the name of a hotel, landmark, or neighborhood, but a booking service normally asks for a railway station. Large cities such as Beijing and Shanghai have sev...
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