and don’t have to fight for it. *After a long day working in Shanghai I boarded my train to Hangzhou, which was a fully booked double-decker, and within minutes the entire coach was silent as all the exhausted workers just fell asleep against each other, like they’d been gassed; a very odd situation, (which I was glad to participate in).
Generally speaking, intercity coaches aren’t too packed. And the Chinese prefer to sit at the front of the coach, leaving plenty of room for antisocial westerners to stretch out at the rear.
A couple of quick words about Queuing: THERE ISN’T ANY
Exceptions may be at an organized taxi rank, but generally speaking, it’s everyone for themselves. If you’re going to be polite and take your turn, you’ll just have everyone else push in front of you until you realize that you’re going to be left standing. So get in there, elbows thrashing and pushing forward like the rest of them.
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