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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can just ask the conductor or the attendant, it is different for different trains.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The bullet train (D-prefix), high-speed EMU (G-prefix) dining car in several carriages: in several cases, a single 8-car carriage: the dining car is in the No. 5 car, if there is a double car reconnection (16 cars), then the No. 5 and No. 13 are the dining car.
The bicycle is composed of 16 cars, and the dining car is in car No. 9. In addition, the short train is a bar car, and the dining car is usually just a bar, next to which is a normal second-class seat. There are seats on the long train, but you have to buy something (very expensive) to get it, otherwise you will be driven away by Burning Leakage.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The restaurant of the high-speed rail G1301 is in car 5.
Unsure, some railway bureau bullet trains and high-speed rail marshalling will be different, and some high-speed rail trains will have several first-class carriages, you will know after buying the ticket.
Usually on the 9th or 11th.
The number of the carriage where the EMU (D prefix) and high-speed EMU (G prefix) dining car is located is divided into several situations: >>>More
The train uses CRH380B-type EMUs, and car No. 5 is a dining car and a mixed second-class car.
If it is a long EMU, it is in the middle car No. 9.
The short or reconnected ones are in the No. 5 compartment of each short series. >>>More