Chinese rail hub beats Tokyo's shinkansen with a train every 40 seconds at peak
Guangzhou South Railway Station handled more than 1 million passenger trips on Oct. 1, a first for any Chinese station, with trains leaving 40 seconds apart at peak times.
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