The new station, located in the southern part of the Chinese capital, was designed to integrate high-speed rail lines with the city’s metro system. Covering an area of over 700,000 square meters, it unites railway, subway, and bus connections into a single transport complex.

The facility is equipped with modern navigation systems, digital information boards, and automated check-in points. Architects focused on energy efficiency — the building uses solar panels and a natural ventilation system.

According to officials, the station is part of China’s broader strategy to develop sustainable transport infrastructure. Its opening marks a new stage in the modernization of the country’s railway industry, emphasizing speed, comfort, and environmental sustainability.

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