10月11日起，调图！

Core Points - The new train operation schedule will be implemented nationwide starting October 11, maintaining the scale of passenger and freight train operations while optimizing the structure of train services [1][2] - The schedule includes over 13,000 regular passenger trains and more than 23,000 freight trains, enhancing railway transport capacity, service quality, and operational efficiency [1] Summary by Sections Passenger Train Operations - The new schedule will feature 64 high-speed trains on the newly opened Shenyang to Jiamusi high-speed rail segment, significantly reducing travel times between key cities in Northeast China [3] - The Xiangyang to Jingmen high-speed rail will have 26 high-speed trains, supporting the rise of the central region [3] - The Chongqing to Xiangtan high-speed rail will operate 54 trains, facilitating connectivity between western and central southern cities [3] - High-speed trains on the Hangzhou to Changsha and Beijing to Shenyang routes will operate 46 and 57 trains respectively, catering to high-quality travel demands [3] Freight Train Operations - The new schedule will optimize freight train operations, adding 15 fast freight trains across railway groups, enhancing the logistics network [3] - Intercity trains will increase to 130, with additional multi-modal transport trains rising to 173, improving freight connectivity [3] - The schedule will also boost the operation of direct freight trains on major transport corridors, increasing the number of freight trains by 24 [3] - The operation of China-Europe and China-Central Asia freight trains will be maintained, with 93 and 57 scheduled routes respectively [3] International Transport and Customs - The company will expand international transport channels, regularly operating cross-Caspian China-Europe and China-Central Asia freight trains to ensure supply chain stability [3] - A weekly schedule of 17 full-route China-Europe freight trains will be established to enhance transport efficiency [3] - Collaboration with customs for data exchange and the implementation of a "railway fast pass" customs model will improve port clearance capabilities [3]