Core Insights - The first scheduled train from Wuhan to Europe this year departed on October 16, carrying electronic products and daily necessities, marking an increase in the frequency of the China-Europe Railway Express from Wuhan to 8 trains per week [1][6] Group 1: Scheduled Train Operations - The scheduled train service, known as "图定班列," operates according to a pre-defined timetable, enhancing the efficiency of logistics and reducing costs for businesses [2] - The new scheduled train will depart every Thursday, providing stable logistics support for trade between Wuhan and Europe [6] Group 2: Operational Efficiency - Wujiashan Station has collaborated with various entities to optimize processes such as loading, customs declaration, and documentation, ensuring efficient operation of the scheduled trains [6] - As of now, Wujiashan Station has dispatched a total of 716 China-Europe Railway Express trains this year, with 382 outbound trains, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 59 trains [6]