A video of a Fuxing bullet train overtaking a regular train has gone viral in China. The Fuxing bullet train can reach speeds of 350 kilometers per hour. China has an expansive network of high-speed railways, but slower trains are also still in operation. | CGTN

Two new models of China's "Fuxing" high-speed train will be put into operation on June 25. Check out the innovative tech inside the new trains in this video.#GLOBALink | China Xinhua News

China introduced its longest ever Fuxing high-speed train Saturday on the Beijing-Shanghai rail line. With a specified speed of 350km/h, the new Fuxing bullet train has 17 carriages, increasing the length from 414m to 440m. The train has a seating capacity of 1,283 people and can be fit into the existing stations, platforms and other high-speed railway facilities. After a decade of efforts, China now has the world's longest high-speed rail network. | CGTN

A Fuxing train crosses the Quanzhou Bay Bridge, a section of the Fuzhou-Xiamen high-speed railway, in #Quanzhou, #Fujian Province at 350 kilometers per hour. | Xi's Moments

A Fuxing train crosses the Quanzhou Bay Bridge, a section of the Fuzhou-Xiamen high-speed railway, in Quanzhou, Fujian Province at 350 km/h. | China Focus

China began testing a new 350km/h Fuxing train on Friday. The new train is 415 meters long and has 16 carriages, making it twice as long as the current model, according to CRRC Tangshan Co. Ltd. The new Fuxing can carry more than 1,100 passengers. | CGTN