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The Guangzhou-Shenzhen railway announced that, since 21st Jan, you can start taking the train by scanning a QR code with your phone! No more tickets required!

How to use it?

Recently, all stations of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen Intercity Railway have supported Alipay scanning code. Before boarding, the passenger opens the Alipay APP, searches for “广深城际扫码通” (Guangshen Intercity Scan Code Pass), and follows the prompts to complete the identity authentication and open related functions. 

On the day of travel, you can use the Alipay QR code to enter the station directly, without having to queue up at the window and the ticket vending machine, and ask you don’t need to buy tickets online in advance.

After the passenger has successfully entered the station, he will receive a text message to inform the train number and seat number of the nearest train. When you enter the station, you will be charged according to the full cost of the second-class seat. After arriving at the destination, the system will charge according to the actual fare.

It is estimated that the whole process costs only 3 seconds, compared with queue up at the window to buy tickets and pick up tickets or buy tickets online, check identity before the arrival of the train, which can save more than 15 minutes for every passengers. 

The following each car ride, you just open the Alipay payment QR code, and the machine directly scan the QR code to enter and departure the station without buying tickets.

Users guide

STEP 1 

Open Alipay app and search for “广深城际扫码通”.

STEP 2

Log in and face verification is needed at the first time.

STEP 3

Registration is completed, open Alipay payment QR code.

STEP 4

Enter or departure station by scanning QR code in gate machine.

STEP 5

Finish face verification and leave.

Did you get it?

Is it super easy?

Can foreigners use it?

Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan residents and foreign friends can use it, but when using it for the first time, you need to bring a permit or passport, do real-name authentication on the self-registration machine at the station, and then you can scan the Alipay QR code.

How to calculate the ticket price?

The Guangzhou-Shenzhen intercity railway is the transfer line between Guangzhou and Shenzhen, passing through Dongguan and other places. 

For example,

• Second-class seat in Guangzhou-Shenzhen: 79.5 yuan

• Second-class seat in Guangzhou-Dongguan: 45.5 yuan

 

Scanning code and enter the station in Guangzhou, which will cost you 79.5 yuan.

• If you departure station in Shenzhen, the actual settlement is 79.5 yuan, refunding 0 yuan.

• If you departure station in Dongguan, the actual settlement is 45.5 yuan, refunding 34 yuan.

Other FAQ

Q1

What if I scan the QR code when the ticket is sold out?

 

There will be a train every 20 minutes or so, and the whole journey takes just over one hour. After scanning code, the Department of train will send you a text message to inform the train number and seat number of the nearest train. If there is no spare seat, non-seat ticket is default.

Q2

The phone is out of power in the middle of the ride, can we still departure the station?

 

Yes. You can departure from the artificial channel, ask the staff to help record the outbound information, and then apply to Alipay to deduct the fee to deduct the ticket.

Q3

After scanning code and enter, if I want to sit one-class seat, what should I do?

 

You can ask the crew member to make up the difference.

Q4

What if I want to sit down with my friends who travel with me?

 

The seat is automatically assigned by the system according to the chronological order and the vacancy information. If the time for the code to enter the station is close, the seat will be relatively close, but there is no way to ensure that they are together. After you get on the bus, you can change it with others.

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Hate it when you see people staring at their phones while crossing the street? 

You will like this. News of a woman was fined for being a “smartphone zombie” in the eastern Chinese city of Wenzhou sparked a heated discussion online recently. A number of people called the fine “commendable” and a “very good” idea.

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The woman, identified as Ms. Hu, was fined 10 yuan for fixating on her mobile phone while crossing the road. The reports of woman violated the regulations promoting civilized behavior, which came into effect on New Year’s Day banning “activities affecting other vehicles or pedestrians“, have drawn thousands of comments on the popular Chinese social media platform Weibo, with many applauding the move.

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Effective since January 1 

In a bid to stamp out this somewhat hazardous behavior, the Wenzhou city will fine you 10 yuan or give you a warning notice. The phenomenon of someone use their mobile phone while neglecting another person and vehicles or what will happen around him, has been classified into uncivilized behavior to raise awareness of traffic safety.

This recent incident marked the first example of someone being issued a ticket for phubbing while crossing the road as the regulation being effective since January 1, 2019.

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After the ticket was issued, one commentator wrote that they “support” the fine, before urging people to “be responsible for others, and responsible for yourself!” Some called for the regulations to be “rolled out nationwide” to raise awareness of traffic safety.

Some experts pointed out that punishment can play a warning and alert role, but in order to fundamentally reduce such behavior, appropriate law and regulations should be implemented. Some experts believe that everything depends on policies and regulations, and who will bear the costs of legislation and law enforcement? In addition, the definition of penalties and behaviors needs to be further clarified.

According to Zhuwei, an associate professor from CUPL(中国政法大学), in the current official policy, the Wenzhou traffic police did not clearly define the concept and behavior of the “phubbing”. The law enforcement efforts were not well mastered and the certification standards were urgently needed. For example, how long does it take to bow? Looking down on the phone, does it include other electronic products?

An accident in 2018 

 

In 2018, a woman ran a red light to crosse the road while using her phone on the whole time.

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When she found out that the motorcycle was coming, she tried to speed up to escape, but ultimately failed to avoid the tragedy. Hu was knocked down, and the motorcycle driver and the passenger Zhang also slipped to the ground. Zhang eventually died due to the ineffective rescue.

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Click this link to read the article: Woman Fined ￥200,000 for Playing Phone when Cross the Road!

A similar law in Honolulu

 

Elsewhere, the Hawaiian city of Honolulu introduced legislation to outlaw phone zombies on October 25, 2017, which will fine you up to $35. Get caught a second time and it’ll cost you up to $75. And a third time — regardless of whether you’re in the hospital by then having been hit by a car — pushes the fine up to $99.

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The strict ban, believed to be the first of its kind in the world, as an attempt by the Honolulu authorities to discourage people from using their phones while walking along, a risky habit that seems our growing addiction to smartphones and other hand-held techs over the last decade or so.

According to Zhu, a professor from Party School of CPC, Wenzhou’s policy of issuing fines to the phubbing is actually for the sake of our lives, “so I think it is necessary“.

It is reported that Guangzhou is preparing to lift the ban on motorcycles! Motorcycles will be able to get back on the road? ! 

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On September 1, 2006, Guangzhou government officially imposed a ban on motorcycles. In the following two years, the cities of Guangdong followed the pace. Since then, motorcycles in downtown Guangzhou have disappeared overnight. But now the good news is coming!

Motorcycle Sales with Motorcycle plate

The ban on motorcycles has been implemented for 12 years, and government’s attitude towards motorcycles has changed from “ban” to “management.” Recently, the relevant departments posted an article publicly seeking opinions on the new policy of motorcycles.

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When a seller sells a motorcycle, he must provide motorcycle plate at the same time, which means that the buyer must register while buying the motorcycle.

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Such an approach eliminates most unregistered motorcycles and solves the problem of unlicensed violations and reduces traffic accidents.

According to the pilot notice, each city should set up one county (district) at least as a pilot. Pilot work will be carried out before January 15, 2019, and the scope of the pilot will be gradually expanded. After June 1, 2020, the province fully implemented the new rule of “Motorcycle Sales with Motorcycle plate.”

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Why is the motorcycle

 banned in Guangzhou?

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At that time, the ban on motorcycles was just beginning to be implemented. There were indeed many opposition voices in many places in Guangzhou, especially in the suburbs. However, the situation of motorcycle driving was chaotic, and there were even more phenomena such as “biker gangs fighting” and “overloading”. It is necessary to rectify it.

After more than 10 years of hard work, there is basically no motorcycle on the road in downtown Guangzhou. Even in the suburbs, the motorcycle is hard to find. Instead, it is 

• Popularity of cars or electric bikes, 

• Surge in Guangzhou’s big traffic jams.

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• In the early 1990s, the number of registered motorcycles in Guangzhou exceeded to 200,000.

• In 1997, the number of motorcycles registered in Guangzhou was as high as 400,000.

The former motorcycle used to be a symbol of being rich, and it was generally more than 10,000 yuan at least per motorcycle (the average monthly income per capita was only a few hundred). At that time, Buying a motorcycle with a price of tens of thousands equals to buying a Porsche currently.

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On the road, you can stop the “Motorcycle taxi”, which is very popular, also more convenient and cheaper than the taxi!

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A picture of a family of three driving a motorcycle. 

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The appearance of motorcycles really makes us feel convenient and affordable. At least no traffic jam, parking fees are cheap, and the cost of owning a motorcycle is low…

Security risks

But at the same time, there are also many hidden dangers. In the streets of Guangzhou, the phenomenon of being grabed the gold chain, handbags, mobile phones can be seen everywhere.

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And the unlicensed motorcycles were more messy. A lot of drivers who have not passed the driving tests and drive the motorcycles directly on the road, which is really dangerous.

Unlicensed motorcycles have caused a lot of traffic safety problems. Finally, in 2006, Guangzhou had to adopt a one-size-fits-all approach.

Now, after implementing the new policy, the motorcycles will be strictly managed and the driving license’s points deduction management will be implemented. Is it possible to solve the original chaos?