Rainy day and steam in Liujiaxia - China.

A few minutes of video shot on a grim day in and around Liujiaxia, Gansu Province, China. There are several scenes here almost guaranteed to give any western 'Health & Safety' zealot palpitations! Whilst intended as a 'steam' video, it does show how railways and in this case steam worked ones, are an integral part of day to day life in provincial China. The locos are non-deflector fitted JS class 2-8-2s.

[@Vicivicoing]

Very Nice Chinese steam scenes,good atmosphere, thanks for uploading !

[@芦连杰]

thanks a lot for uploading.

[@Everythingthatmoves]

Oh thanks because it sounded like the air horn on my Kenworth t800.

[@Everythingthatmoves]

Good job!!

[@midiskyline]

when did you film this?

[@芦连杰]

不知道在大洋彼岸的您能否看懂中文，或许那里的网络可以翻译这段文字。因为我的英文水平真心不高，所以前面的英文评论可能非常的难懂。您的这段视屏带我又回到了我的小时候我是一个在yanguoxia（一个靠近liujiaxia而且也在这条铁道线上的小镇）出生的中国火车迷，小时候天天乘坐这趟火车，但那时没有想过去记录，如今这四台机车都已经被拆解，如果您还有关于这四台机车的视频或者照片，您能以电子邮件的形式发送给我么？我将非常的感谢，我的电子邮箱是[e-mail] ，最后非常感谢您能分享这段视频。^_^

[@Everythingthatmoves]

@ :24 is that an air horn from a truck?

[@TheSudrianStoryteller]

No it was from that steam engine. I don't know exactly why China is making all the steam locomotives they're still operating use air horns instead of their own chime whistles.

[@芦连杰]

If you want to connet with me ,just send e-mail for me,because in china it is very difficult to use google.Thanks you very much^-^