Fortunately I catch this moment when both railways have trains on. The DF7 moves on Jingmen Railway while the 8K on Fengsha Railway - a double-track electrified railway .

Fengsha Railway, a track through gallery.

South bound train is entering Tiantongyuan South Station of Beijing Subway Line 5. Photo taken at the rear cab.

Two locomotives named by former Chinese leaders - 'Zhu De' (left, JF1-1191) and 'Mao Zedong' (JF1-304). Zhu De was the first Commander-in-Chief of the People's Liberation Army (PLA), while Mao Zed... (more)

A Japanese manufactured meter-gauge locomotive, completed in 1921.

Where the two dragons meet - a dragon named Great Wall, the other Train. Photo also includes the Chinglungchiao Station and the famous Y-shaped railways designed by Mr. Jeme Tien Yow.

Smoky locomotive.

EMU.

Corporate owned locomotive.

Popular property for wedding dress photos. SY (Shang You, meaning: Advanced Position) Class.

The famous Y-shaped lines on Jingzhang (Beijing - Kalgan) Railway in order to reduce gradient. When a train is going uphill, it should firstly approach from the left line and park at Qinglongqiao ... (more)

Jeme Tien Yow, Chief Engineer of this Imperial Peking-Kalgan Railway, is 'watching' a passing NDJ3. The Imperial Peking-Kalgan Railway was the first (also oldest) wholly Chinese designed and const... (more)

Inbound train for Beijing Railway Station. Beijing CBD in background.

Yes train is my love.