Beijing's transportation landscape just got a significant boost with the official opening of Subway Line 3 on December 15. This addition brings Beijing's metro network to an impressive 879 kilometers, making it the longest in China.
Line 3, which first appeared on Beijing's metro planning map in 1957, has been decades in the making. Connecting the city from east to west while seamlessly linking the north and south, this new corridor is set to enhance the daily commute for millions of residents and reduce traffic congestion.
The inauguration of Line 3 marks a milestone in Beijing's commitment to expanding its public transportation infrastructure. As the city continues to grow, the expanded metro network plays a crucial role in supporting sustainable urban development and providing efficient mobility solutions.
Complementing the infrastructural advancements, CGTN's special series, \"People's City, Better Future,\" offers a closer look at the lives of Beijing's residents. Through a selection of captivating photos, the series highlights how the new subway line will positively impact the community, fostering better connectivity and enhancing the quality of life.
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