Can kitchen knives be used at the train station security checkpoint?

If you can bring it, I've brought it, you don't blatantly take it out, put it in a schoolbag or travel pocket, and you won't turn it out to see it when you go through security, this is not like an airline, it's not so strict. Yes, I used to.

No, the regulations of the railway company on prohibited items are as follows:

1) Items prohibited or restricted by the state;

2) Dangerous goods, ammunition and chemical products whose nature cannot be determined by the carrier as stipulated in laws, regulations and rules;

3) Animals and items that hinder public health (including foul odors and other peculiar smells);

4) Items capable of damaging or contaminating the vehicle;

5) Items whose specifications or weight exceed the regulations.

Kitchen knives cannot be transported on the train, but can be transported by consignment or mail.

According to the regulations, the following items are not allowed to be brought into the car:

1) Items prohibited or restricted by the state;

2) Dangerous goods, ammunition and chemical products whose nature cannot be determined by the carrier as stipulated in laws, regulations and rules;

3) Animals and items that hinder public health (including foul odors and other peculiar smells);

4) Items capable of damaging or contaminating the vehicle;

5) Items whose size or weight exceed the free carry-on range.