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Core Points - The first full-schedule China-Europe freight train from the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region departed from Shijiazhuang on December 5, 2023, carrying goods such as machinery, cashmere, and furniture [1][2][3] - The China National Railway Group released the fourth batch of full-schedule China-Europe freight train routes in November, adding seven new lines including Shijiazhuang to Warsaw, Poland, with a regular weekly service starting December 5 [2] - The full-schedule freight trains are designed to ensure punctuality similar to passenger trains, improving operational efficiency by over 30% compared to regular China-Europe freight trains [2] Summary by Sections Train Operations - The full-schedule China-Europe freight train operates weekly from Shijiazhuang International Land Port every Friday, with a stable transport time of 14 days and 3 hours to Warsaw, Poland [2] - The service can further distribute goods to major European logistics hubs such as Budapest, Duisburg, and Hamburg [2] Efficiency and Impact - The core advantage of the full-schedule freight train is its "on-time delivery," which integrates the schedules across China, the broad-gauge section, and Europe, effectively controlling the time spent on port transfers and other operational processes [2] - The launch of this service is expected to enhance the logistics supply chain for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, providing more efficient and stable connections to European markets [2] Growth Metrics - In the first eleven months of the year, Shijiazhuang's China-Europe freight train operations exceeded 1,100 trains, sending over 115,000 standard containers and transporting more than 1.4 million tons of goods, establishing it as the first hub in the region to surpass 1,000 trains in annual operations [2]