Core Insights - The Chinese National Railway Group has reported a peak in passenger flow during the Spring Festival travel rush, with measures taken to increase transport capacity and meet traveler demand [1] - Night trains have been added to popular routes, with tickets available for purchase five days in advance, prioritizing those who have made reservations [1] Group 1 - The railway departments are monitoring ticket sales and standby purchase data to maximize transport potential [1] - Special reminders have been issued for travelers regarding the timing and dates of night trains to avoid confusion [1] - Travelers can check information and purchase tickets for night trains through the railway 12306 platform, which also offers a standby ticket feature [1] Group 2 - Zhengzhou Bureau has added 232 passenger trains, including 2 night high-speed trains to popular destinations [2] - Wuhan Bureau has added 49 night high-speed trains to major cities such as Beijing and Shanghai [2] - Shanghai Bureau has introduced 126 night high-speed trains on routes like Beijing-Shanghai and Shanghai-Kunming [2] - Guangzhou Bureau has added 451 passenger trains, with 204 being night high-speed trains [2] - Other regions, including Nanchang, Nanning, and Chengdu, have also increased night train services to various destinations [2]

Group 1 - The 2026 Spring Festival travel rush will begin at midnight on February 2, with the railway department adding 36 trains to facilitate passenger travel from February 2 to February 15, potentially increasing daily capacity by 30,000 passengers [1] - Among the 36 additional trains, there are 9 regular trains mainly serving routes from Guiyang to Zhaotong, Ningbo, and Shanghai, and 27 high-speed trains connecting Guiyang North to various major cities including Shanghai, Nanning, Kunming, and Changsha [1] - Key railway stations in Guizhou, including the three major train stations in Guiyang, have prepared emergency plans to dynamically adjust capacity to ensure safe and smooth travel for passengers [1] Group 2 - The peak of passenger flow is expected to occur around February 11, with the highest peak anticipated on February 14 [2] - The railway department announced the official renaming of Zunyi South Station to Wujiangzhai Station, located approximately 15 kilometers from the Wujiangzhai International Tourism Resort [2]