Numbers of passengers holding "seatless" tickets stand or sit on the floor of train carriage asile. (Photo source: Xinhuanet)
(ECNS) -- A young man with a seatless train ticket spent a whole night sitting on plastic mug used for brushing his teeth, the West China Metropolis Daily reported on Tuesday.
The man surnamed Cheng got on the train K9472 at 5 p.m. on Jan 23, which departed from Panzhihua, a city in Sichuan province.
At midnight, Cheng was seen sitting on his toothbrushing mug with six fellow passengers standing around him.
"The mug looks fine in quality, so I used it as a small stool," said Cheng, who weighs over 65 kilograms.
Chen said he had failed to buy a hard-seat ticket, let alone a sleeper one.
Train tickets are in shot supply during the Spring Festival travel rush. And the Ministry of Transport has forecasted that Chinese passengers will make over 3.6 billion individual trips during this year's 40-day long travel rush.
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