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<\/a><\/br>Wuhan Railway Station Exterior<\/p><\/div> The fact is that, after arriving at Hankou Railway Station I found that I could take a train there from Wuhan Railway Station (basically internal trains of Wuhan Railway Department), and there were quite several trains going that way. Must be more pleasant than the overcrowded Wuhan subway.<\/p>\n Since it was still early in the night, I got off the subway near Jiang-Han-Guan (\u6c5f\u6c49\u5173 Customs at Han River) Pedestrian Street and finished dinner there.<\/p>\n <\/br>Jiang-Han-Guan (\u6c5f\u6c49\u5173 Customs at Han River) Building<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Jiang-Han-Guan (\u6c5f\u6c49\u5173 Customs at Han River) Building<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Hankou(\u6c49\u53e3) Railway Station Exterior<\/br>I could directly head into Passenger Terminal of Hankou(\u6c49\u53e3) Railway Station through its underground Metro entrance. But since it was still early, I headed out to Station Plaza and took this shot of such a century-old station.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Hankou(\u6c49\u53e3) Railway Station Passenger Terminal<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Hankou(\u6c49\u53e3) Railway Station Platform<\/p><\/div><\/p>\n I took the latest intercity train to Tianhe Airport (I will skip the <\/br>Boarding Passes<\/p><\/div>\n Then about this ticket. When searching for my return flight I found the late-night flights back to Beijing were all around 300+ CNY(which was quite cheap), then I came across this flight to Tianjin at 180CNY. (I turned out the airline didn\u2019t fill up the plane even with tickets this cheap, as the middle seats in this A320 were mostly vacant.) I thought that I hadn\u2019t been to Tianjin Airport for years, and I could spend the night in a hotel near the airport and took Metro+Intercity Train+Metro on the next day back to school, which weren\u2019t that bad compared with Beijing Airport\u2019s late-night shuttle buses. So that\u2019s it.<\/p>\n <\/br>Wuhan Airport Interior<\/br>Quite some people taking late-night flights.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Boarding My Flight to Tianjin<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Seats on Tianjin Airlines A320<\/br>During the short transit at Wuhan(\u6b66\u6c49) Airport I was pretty sure no cabin cleaning was done, as they just left the seat cushions and carpets in such a messy state. No wonder the transit was so quick.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Seats on Tianjin Airlines A320<\/br>During the short transit at Wuhan(\u6b66\u6c49) Airport I was pretty sure no cabin cleaning was done, as they just left the seat cushions and carpets in such a messy state. No wonder the transit was so quick.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Onboard Entertainment Pad of Tianjin Airlines<\/br>When I first saw this pad I thought I was left behind by some careless passenger. Only by looking at its back did I realize how Tianjin Airlines was leading the Chinese aviation industry in terms of onboard entertainment. Although compared with traditional PTV this thing didn\u2019t have flight map (which was the sole useful feature of a PTV), and its games kept crashing, but this was a huge step forward compared to mere newspapers provided by China Southern Airlines.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>City of Xiangcheng(\u9879\u57ce)<\/p><\/div> <\/br>County of Huai-Yang(\u6dee\u9633)<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Town of Zuo-Ge-Xiang(\u5de6\u5404\u4e61) in County of Wen-An(\u6587\u5b89) in City of Langfang(\u5eca\u574a)<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Town of Shengfang(\u80dc\u82b3) in the City of Bazhou(\u9738\u5dde)<\/p><\/div> <\/br>County of Jinghai(\u9759\u6d77) in the City of Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25)<\/p><\/div> <\/br>South-West Suburb of Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25)<\/br>Town of Dasi(\u5927\u5bfa)<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>South-West Suburb of Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25)<\/br>Town of Dasi(\u5927\u5bfa)<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Town of Wangwenzhuang(\u738b\u7a33\u5e84) in the City of Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25)<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Sinopec Oil Depot and Bei-Da-Gang Reservior<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Landing at Tianjin Airport<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Tianjin Airlines ERJ190(B-3195)<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Planes Spending the Night in Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25) Airport<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Departure Hall of Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25) Airport New Terminal<\/br>It was midnight and not a single person was seen in this hall.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25) Airport Terminal under Moon<\/p><\/div> Then it\u2019s the Metro+Intercity Train+Metro combo back to Beijing. I purchased the train tickets right before checking out of the hotel, and then took the city metro to Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25) Railway Station. It was only 10 minutes before my train departed that I got off of the city metro, but since I found boarding Beijing(\u5317\u4eac)-Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25) Intercity Train was possible from the underground metro level, I caught my train with ease.
\nMy trip back begins at Wuhan(\u6b66\u6c49) Railway Station, where I took the subway to Hankou(\u6c49\u53e3) Railway Station, then Hankou-Xiaogan(\u5b5d\u611f) Intercity Railway to Wuhan Tianhe Airport.
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\n<\/a>filthy<\/del> dirty airport shuttle bus here) and arrived there at 8pm in the evening. But since the public check-in counters only open 2 hours in advance in Tianhe Airport, and the auto check-in machines didn\u2019t print boarding passes for Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25) Airlines. So, I had no choice but to wait in the noisy check-in areas for half an hour.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a>
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\nThe whole flight schedule of GS7680 was Haikou(\u6d77\u53e3)-Wuhan(\u6b66\u6c49)-Tianjin(\u5929\u6d25). The plane arrived from Haikou slightly delayed, but the boarding began on time. So for 10 minutes I marveled at how efficiently the ground crew at Wuhan serviced the airplane, which was, until I saw the state of the carpets and seat cushions.
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\nTianjin(\u5929\u6d25) Airport welcomed me with its brand-new Terminal 2. To emphasize its welcome, our plane was parked at the most distant jet bridge of T2 to make sure I was given the most detailed tour of this new terminal.
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\nThen I called the hotel<\/del> inn owner for the airport pickup service. It was late in the night and no police officer was on the beat, which meant the departure drop-off lanes were filled with cars parked disorderly picking up people. It was quite a mess.<\/p>\n
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