On January 27, people waited in Islamabad, Pakistan, for the Green Line express train set to enter the station. "I finally realized my wish to take the advanced railway passenger train made in China. The train is more comfortable than I thought!" said Madiha Osman, a citizen who took the Pakistan Green Line Express train to visit relatives and friends. The green line express train connects Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, and Karachi, the southern port city, passing through the major cities of Punjab and Sindh, with a total length of 1548 kilometers. On the 27th, the Pakistan Railway Company held a ceremony in Islamabad, announcing that the railway passenger cars imported from China in 2022 will be incorporated into the Green Line Express Train Set and officially put into operation. The green line express train set departing on the same day was pulled by diesel locomotives. All 9 carriages were imported from China, including 6 passenger cars from CRRC Tangshan Locomotive and Rolling Stock Co., Ltd. (CRRC Tangshan). On January 27, passengers waited in Islamabad, Pakistan to board the green line express train set. Lei Song, the head of the Pakistan Lahore Service Station of CRRC Tangshan, said: "In order to create a first-class experience for passengers, we have equipped the passenger cars with wireless networks, and some cars are equipped with video and audio entertainment systems behind each seat." In addition, the Chinese engineers also trained the local operators on the passenger car power supply system and other Chinese-made equipment to ensure the smooth operation of Pakistan. The reporter observed that the interior of the official car of the train is quite similar to the interior of high-speed rail cars in China, and it uses LED lighting, which is clean and bright. At the same time, in addition to the air conditioning system, electric fans are also installed in the carriage according to the requirements of Pakistan, and five sleeper carriages are also included in the nine carriages. On January 27, passengers boarded the Chinese imported railway passenger train of the Green Line express train set in Islamabad, Pakistan. Osman told reporters that she learned the good news from the media two months ago, so she brought her children to experience it on the first day of train operation. The advanced equipment equipped on the train makes her refreshing, which makes today's journey no longer a simple journey, but a kind of enjoyment. After taking the first Chinese-made railway bus, Imran Qureshi, a banker in Rawalpindi, Punjab Province, was very satisfied with the ride experience. Qureshi said that because of his work, he usually needs to commute frequently between Rawalpindi and Lahore, and taking the Green Line express train will be his first choice for business trips in the future. Ali Asif, the passenger sitting next to Qureshi, is a local online blogger. He said he wanted to shoot a short video to convey the wonderful experience of taking a Chinese-made bus to more people. "The tickets for this batch of railway passenger cars imported from China have been sold out in the next 10 days," said Zarir Mahmoud, the head of Rawalpindi Railway Station. "People have long admired Chinese manufacturing, and it has become a trend to take Chinese-made passenger cars." Pakistani Prime Minister Shabaz said in his speech at the ceremony on the 27th that China has exported many new and very advanced railway passenger cars to Pakistan. After these passenger cars are put into operation, they will enhance the image of Pakistan railway, enable passengers to enjoy comfortable and fast travel, and help attract more passengers to choose railway travel. "In the future, we will further help Pakistan to produce high-quality railway passenger cars locally