Changelog

December

• Suzhou – Line 7 opened
• Macau – Hengqin Line opened
• Xuzhou – Line 3 Phase 2 opened
• Beijing – Line 3, Line 12, the remaining Changping Ext. (south) and Zhufang North Station opened
• Taipei – Three stations on the Circular Line suspended
• Qingdao – West extension of Line 2 opened
• Chengdu – Line 8 Phase 2 and Line 27 Phase 1 opened
• Nanchang – Line 2 “Dagang” renamed Nanchang Middle School
• Hefei – Line 8 opened
• Xi’an – Circular Line 8 opened
• Shanghai – Airport Link Line opened; transfer at Loushanguan Rd enabled
• Wuhan – Line 11 Phase 2 & Phase 3 (Wuchang first stage) opened
• Guangzhou – Line 11 and Line 6 Shahe Station opened; Haizhu Tram “Canton Tower / East” closed
• Shenzhen – Line 3 Phase 4, Line 7 Phase 2, Line 11 Phase 2, Line 12 Phase 2 & Line 13 Phase 1 (S) opened
• Nanjing – Central segment of Line 7 opened
• Tianjin – Line 11 Phase 1 (W) opened
• Guiyang – Line S1 opened
• Zhengzhou – Lines 7 & 8 opened
• Shenyang – Line 3 (W) opened; Line 2 “Civic Sq.” renamed People’s Sq.

November

• Guangzhou – East extension of Line 3 opened
• Macau – Seac Pai Van Line opened
• Zhengzhou – Shimin Avenue Station opened on Line 14
• Harbin – Remaining NW half-ring of Line 3 Phase 2 opened
• Shanghai – Xicen Station opened on Line 17
• Zhengzhou – NE segment of Line 6 Phase 1 opened

October

• Wuhan – Line 7 North Extension (Frontier River) Phase 2 opened
• Guangzhou – Line 21 cut back to Tianhe Park; extra express stops on Line 18
• Shanghai – Line 17 timetable adjusted
• Suzhou – Line 4 branch re-designated as Line 7

September

• Macau – Macau Union Hospital Station opened
• Qingdao – Headways adjusted
• Jinhua – Hengdian HS Station opened; timetable revised
• Suzhou – Line 8 opened
• Zhengzhou – Extra express stops on Zhengxu Intercity
• Xi’an – Line 5 (E), Line 6 (S) & Line 10 Phase 1 opened
• Shanghai – Kangheng Rd Station opened; multiple stations renamed; new map released
• Tianjin – Jinghai Line + Line 5 (Jinghua E. Rd—Liqizhuang S.) opened
• Chengdu – S3 Ziyang Line opened

August

• Foshan – Under-construction segment of Line 3 opened
• Xi’an – Gaoxin SkyShuttle opened

July

• Changchun – Operating hours extended network-wide; station names standardised
• Tianjin – Shuangqiaohe Station opened on Line 1
• Chongqing – Line 18 timetable updated
• Shanghai – Jinshan Rail pattern changed; Line 2 headways adjusted
• Nanjing – Line 7 (both segments) suspended until 18 Aug

June

• Ningbo – Line 3 Phase 2 opened (through-run with Line 5)
• Changsha – Line 1 North extension opened
• Suzhou – Line 6 opened; through-operation on Lines 3 & 11

May

• Hefei – Line 4 South extension opened
• Changsha – 9 May–7 Jun: four stations on Line 1 closed for works
• Taipei – Three stations on Circular Line suspended
• Zhengzhou – Express service added on Zhengxu Line

April

• Shaoxing – Section of Line 1 branch opened
• Qingdao – Line 6 opened; Lines 11 & 13 renamed
• Chengdu – Qingdao Rd Station opened on Line 6
• Suzhou – Line 11 through-runs to Line 3 Hengshan
• Hangzhou – Line 16 timetable updated
• Shanghai – Extended late-night operation
• Changchun – Switched to summer timetable

March

• Luoyang – Line 1 “Qingnian Palace” renamed Luoyi Ancient City
• Hangzhou – Section Pinglan Rd—Yongsheng Rd on Line 19 temporarily closed
• Changchun – Line 6 opened
• Nanjing – South segment of Line 5 opened

February

• Hangzhou – Line 6 “Zhipu Rd” renamed Zhejiang Culture Center
• Beijing – Dongsi Shitiao Station service resumed

January

• Kaohsiung – Remaining section of Circular LRT opened
• Wuxi – Line S1 opened
• Foshan – In-station transfer enabled between Foshan Line 2 and Guangzhou Metro at Guangzhou South

December

• Wuhan – Adjusted segment of Line 5, Line 19 and Tram L3 entered service
• Macau – Taipa Line (Macao–Ma Kok section) opened
• Guiyang – Line 3 inaugurated
• Zhengzhou – Line 12 and the Zhengxu Intercity Line opened
• Suzhou – Partial through-service started between Lines 3 & 11
• Harbin – Beimalu Station opened on Line 3
• Hefei – Line 2 east extension & Line 3 south extension opened
• Nantong – Line 2 opened
• Shenzhen – Phase 2 of Line 8 opened
• Nanjing – South segment of Line 7 opened
• Guangzhou – Line 5 east extension & Line 7 Phase 2 opened
• Tianjin – Line 11 Phase 1 (east section) opened
• Chongqing – Line 18 opened; Jiangtiao intercity service hours extended
• Beijing – Remaining section of Line 16, Suzhoujie Station, Line 17 (north), and remaining west section of Line 11 opened
• Changchun – Dongxin Rd Station opened on Line 4

November

• Changchun – Operating hours extended on Lines 1/2/3/4/8
• Hohhot – Several stations renamed
• Lanzhou – Line 1 “Shenan Bridge S.” renamed Olympic Sports Center
• Beijing – Dongsi Shitiao Station temporarily closed
• Chengdu – Line 19 inaugurated
• Hangzhou – Wulian & Yicheng Rd stations opened on Line 19
• Chongqing – Central segment of Line 5 and south extension of Line 10 opened

October

• Chongqing – Shanghao Station (Loop Line) and Gangcheng Station (Line 4) opened
• Qingdao – Northern section of Line 13 Phase 2 opened
• Jinan – Peijiaying Station opened on Line 3
• Hefei – Line 4 “Anhui Med Univ 4th Affiliated Hosp.” renamed First Affiliated Hosp. (North)
• Jinhua – Express stopping pattern adjusted
• Shanghai – Fast / local timetable revised for Line 16
• Chongqing – First / last trains on Line 5 retimed

September

• Guangzhou – Timetables updated on Lines 14 & 21
• Shanghai – Timetables updated on Line 2 & Maglev
• Zhengzhou – Line 3 east extension, Chengjiao Line Xiaoqiao & Huancheng E. Stns, Line 10 Phase 1 opened
• Xi’an – Line 1 Phase 3 opened; Line 9 timetable revised; Xihu Line through-running started
• Chengdu – Line 17 split into Lines 17 & 19
• Jinan – Network timetable revised
• Harbin – Laodaowai segment of Line 3 opened
• Shenyang – Line 2 south extension & Line 4 opened
• Wuhan – Optics-Valley Sky-rail opened

August

• Chengdu – Futian Station opened
• Xiamen – “Sports & Exhibition Center” renamed International Convention Center
• Wenzhou – Line S2 opened
• Fuzhou – Line 4 opened
• Qingdao – Guanxiangshan Station opened on Line 4

July

• Hefei – Line 1 Phase 3 opened
• Qingdao – Xizhen Station opened
• Shaoxing – Line 2 Phase 1 opened
• Tianjin – Hongnihe E. Stn opened; Rubber-tyred Tram Line 1 closed
• Taoyuan – Laojiexi Station opened on Airport MRT

June

• Changchun – Line 4 south extension opened
• Shanghai – Line 11 timetable updated; Zhangjiang Tram discontinued
• Chongqing – Transfer passage opened at Xiejiawan Station
• Suzhou – Line 11 opened
• Xiamen – Four new stations opened on Line 3
• Xi’an – Line 2 Phase 2 & Line 16 Phase 1 opened; two stations renamed
• Chuzhou – Ning–Chuzhou Line opened
• Changsha – West Loop Line opened
• Qingdao – Haixin Bridge Station opened
• Lanzhou – Line 2 opened

May

• Changchun – West Xi’an Bridge, Furong Bridge and Line 4 Shirong Rd—Tiangong Rd reopened
• Zhengzhou – Lianhu Station opened

April

• Dalian – Labour Park Station opened
• Jinhua – Mingqing Palace Station opened
• Chongqing – Timetables revised on Lines 9, 10 & 5

March

• Nanchang – Line 3 Zhenxing Ave Station renamed Fuxing Ave E.
• Dalian – Line 5 inaugurated
• Beijing – Erli Gou Station opened; Line 10 Sanyuanqiao Station service resumed

February

• Beijing – Changping Line south extension opened
• New Taipei – Ankeng LRT inaugurated
• Hangzhou – Wen San Rd, Asian Games Village & Fengbei Stations opened
• Chongqing – North extension of Line 5 opened

January

• Chongqing – Line 9 Phase 2 and Line 10 Phase 2 (first stage) opened
• Zhengzhou – Jinzheng Rd Station opened on Line 6

December

• Beijing – Line 16 south extension opened; Line 10 Sanyuanqiao Station closed
• Wuhan – Line 7 Qianchuan Phase 1, Line 16 Phase 2 and Xinrong transfer corridor opened
• Xi’an – Line 6 Phase 2 opened
• Taizhou – Line S1 inaugurated
• Jinhua – Yi-Dong Line (first stage) opened
• Nanjing – Line 1 north extension & Line 7 north segment opened
• Shenzhen – Line 16 Phase 1 & Pingshan SkyShuttle Line 1 opened
• Foshan – Line 3 south segment opened
• Guangzhou – Line 8 Xicun Station opened
• Qingdao – Line 4 opened
• Hefei – Line 5 Phase 2 opened
• Shanghai – Shanghai Circuit Station reopened
• Ningbo – Line 2 Phase 2 (late section) opened

November

• Foshan – Nanhai Tram full line opened
• Shenzhen – Line 12 & Line 6 Branch opened
• Tianjin – Line 10 opened
• Nantong – Line 1 opened
• Xi’an – Xi-Hu Railway opened for metro service
• Hangzhou – Shentangqiao transfer corridor opened

October

• Shenzhen – Line 14 opened

September

• Dalian – Line 2 north extension opened
• Zhengzhou – Line 6 Phase 1 (west) opened
• Nanjing – S8 Line south extension opened
• Chongqing – Shapingba transfer corridor opened
• Guangzhou – Line 8 Caihong Qiao Station opened; timetable updated
• Hangzhou – Line 19, Line 3 north extension & Line 10 late section opened
• Xi’an – Line 4 Xi’an Rail Stn opened; Beike Stn renamed Xi’an North; timetables updated
• Xiamen – Line 3 Pubian Station opened

August

• Jinhua – Jinyi Line opened
• Zhengzhou – Line 14 service resumed
• Fuzhou – Line 6 opened
• Chongqing – Jiangtiao Line opened

July

• Beijing – Remaining 4 stations on Line 19 opened; Botanic Garden Station renamed National Botanic Garden
• Chongqing – Baoshenghu Station opened on Line 9
• Hangzhou – Wulinmen Station opened on Line 3

June

• Kunming – Line 5 opened
• Changsha – Line 6 opened
• Zhengzhou – Chengjiao Line Phase 2 opened
• Chongqing – Line 4 north extension opened
• Hangzhou – Line 3 late section opened

May

• Hong Kong – East Rail Cross-Harbour extension opened

April

• Hangzhou – Moyetang Station opened on Line 7
• Shaoxing – Line 1 main line opened (joint operation with Hangzhou Metro)
• Fuzhou – Line 5 opened

March

• Zhengzhou – Two stations added on Line 4 Island; Line 14 suspended
• Hangzhou – Line 3 (east), Line 4 Phase 2 & Line 10 first stage opened; three stations renamed

January

• Chongqing – Line 9 opened

December

• Beijing – Multiple lines updated (Lines 6/8/11/14/16/17/19, S1, Changping Ext., Airport Line)
• Shanghai – Lines 14 & 18 inaugurated
• Guangzhou – Foshan Line 2 opened
• Shenzhen – Line 20 opened
• Nanjing – Line 2 and Line S6 updated
• Wuhan – Lines 5, 6 & 16 updated
• Tianjin – Lines 4 & 6 updated
• Ningbo – Line 5 opened
• Dalian – Line 13 opened
• Wuhu – Line 2 opened
• Luoyang – Line 2 opened
• Nanchang – Line 4 opened
• Hefei – Line 4 opened
• Wuxi – Line 4 opened
• Nanning – Line 5 opened

September

• Hangzhou – New stations opened on Lines 7 & 9
• Harbin – Line 2 inaugurated

August

• Beijing – Universal Resort Station opened; Lines 1 & Batong through-running; Line 4 operating hours extended
• Guangzhou – Foshan Nanhai Tram Line 1 opened

July

• Hangzhou – Line 1 Linping branch reassigned as Line 9

June

• Xiamen – 25 Jun Line 3 opened
• Zhengzhou – 26 Jun Line 3 Putian W./Yinggang Stations opened
• Shanghai – 27 Jun Line 15 Guilin Rd Stn opened (transfer to Line 9); Line 17 late-train extended
• Chengdu – 27 Jun Line 18 Tianfu Airport Terminal 1&2 Stations opened; timetable updated
• Hong Kong – 27 Jun Tuen Ma Line fully through-running (West Rail merged)
• Hangzhou – 28 Jun Line 8 opened
• Shaoxing – 28 Jun Line 1 opened (joint with Hangzhou)
• Haining – 28 Jun Hangzhou–Haining Intercity opened
• Changzhou – 28 Jun Line 2 opened
• Xuzhou – 28 Jun Line 3 opened
• Suzhou – 29 Jun Line 5 opened; network timetables adjusted
• Xi’an – 29 Jun Line 14 opened; Airport Line merged into Line 14

February

• Chongqing – 4 Feb Tienxingqiao & Renji Stations opened on Loop Line

January

• Shanghai – 23 Jan Line 15 opened
• Chongqing – 20 Jan Line 5 (south), remaining Loop segment opened
• Kaohsiung – 12 Jan Circular LRT updated
• Wuhan – 2 Jan Line 8 Phase 2 & Line 11 Gedian section opened

December

• Chongqing – 31 Dec Line 1 Chaotianmen Station opened; Guobo Line timetable revised
• Beijing – 31 Dec Line 16 and Fangshan Line updated
• Hangzhou – 30 Dec Lines 1, 6 & 7 opened
• Guangzhou – 28 Dec Huangpu Tram Line 1 opened
• Xi’an – 28 Dec Lines 5, 6 & 9 opened
• Fuzhou – 27 Dec Line 1 south extension opened
• Shanghai – 26 Dec Lines 10 & 18 opened
• Zhengzhou – 26 Dec Lines 3 & 4 opened; timetables revised
• Taiyuan – 26 Dec Line 2 inaugurated
• Hefei – 26 Dec Line 5 opened
• Nanchang – 26 Dec Line 3 opened
• Qingdao – 24 Dec Lines 1 & 8 opened
• Ningbo – 23 Dec Line 4 opened
• Chengdu – 18 Dec Lines 6, 8, 9, 17 & 18 opened
• Shijiazhuang – 9 Dec Timetable updated

November

• Xuzhou – 28 Nov Line 2 opened
• Guangzhou – 26 Nov Line 8 north extension opened
• Nanning – 23 Nov Line 2 extension & Line 4 trial operation
• Zhengzhou – 23 Nov Line 14 first/last trains changed to 08:00–20:00
• Taichung – 16 Nov Green Line test run; 21 Nov suspended due to incident
• Taipei – 15 Nov Danhai LRT Blue Ocean Line opened
• Shenyang – Winter timetable activated; last trains earlier

October

• National Day service changes – See MetroMan WeChat for details
• Hohhot – Line 2 opened
• Wuxi – Line 3 opened
• Nanjing – Timetables adjusted on Lines 2, 3 & S8

September

• Changchun – Transfer corridor opened at Jiefang Bridge Station
• Nanning – Donggouling Station opened on Line 3
• Wuhan – Line 11 Changlingshan–Zuoling segment resumed
• Kunming – Lines 4 & 6 extensions opened
• Chengdu – Line 18 opened
• Ningbo – Line 3 Ningfeng extension opened
• Shanghai – Timetables updated on Lines 2, 7 & 16

August

• Shenzhen – 18 Aug Lines 6 & 10 opened
• Shanghai – Timetables revised
• Guangzhou – Express timetable updated on Line 21
• Wuxi – Timetable updated

July

• Shanghai – Line 11 new working timetable
• Wuhan – Portions of Lines 8 & 11 suspended
• Chengdu – Timetable revised
• Qingdao – Timetable revised
• Xuzhou – Timetable revised

June

• Hangzhou – Xi’an Bridge Stn (L2) & South Rail Stn (L5) opened
• Changsha – Lines 3 & 5 opened
• Shanghai – Direct express trains introduced on Line 16
• Guangzhou – Network & planning maps redesigned

April

• Shanghai – Normal service resumed 1 May; Maglev timetable updated
• Shenyang – Line 10 opened 29 Apr
• Dalian – Network map redrawn
• Hangzhou – Lines 5 & 16 opened 24 Apr
• Beijing – Pingguoyuan Station on Line 1 closed 18 Apr for renovation

March

• Shanghai – Line 16 timetable adjusted

February

• Hong Kong – Tuen Ma Line Phase 1 opened
• Kaohsiung – Circular LRT added

January

• Taipei – Circular Line (Phase 1) opened
• Shijiazhuang – Line 3 north extension opened
• Nanjing – Express timetable updated on Line S9
• Changchun – Jiefangqian Station opened on Line 3