Experience 'one get two': take a train to visit 'jungle'

A city in China has turned one of the train cars into a miniature forest to promote environmentally friendly transportation.

It is known that this train belongs to the train fleet of Hangzhou City, with potted plants placed inside, along with walls, ceilings and decks covered by moss and many types of leaves. Trees flooded the railroad cars, winding around metal bars, blowing a fresh, exciting wind into public transport - which was originally a noisy, crowded and crowded place.

This train operates only 12 hours from November 28 with the aim of promoting activities to reduce emissions and green development in transport.

A passenger sits on a bench covered with moss and photographed a unique wagon.(Photo: People's Daily China).

This is the effort of Hangzhou City to bring green energy into transportation.(Photo: People's Daily China).

Hangzhou City wants to bring green energy into public transport, while reducing emissions and making the city greener.

This train only operates within 12 hours.(Cropped image from clip).

The trees inside the wagon are "alive" and developed.(Photo: People's Daily China).

The city wants to greenize public transport.(Cropped image from clip).

This train quickly became the most discussed topic on social networks. An account wrote: "How tired it is to be tired and see blue?" However, there are conflicting opinions: "This idea takes so much space, it's not realistic at all" . Another commented: "Going on this train is like the end of the world."