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Q: Lost in Beijing

Which is the closest fast train station to this area: Dong San Jie, San Li Tun

 

Beijing or Beijing South ?

        

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icnif77:

Excellent A, angel since we don't have 'from where' parameter.

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Iron12:

Ok, Which of these 2 stations : Beijing station and Beijing nan. Is closest to this location: Dong San Jie, San Li Tun
 

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Sinobear:

Considering that different train stations serve either the east-to-west lines or north/south, and San Li Tun is a street, not a district, and we don't know where you're originating from, what kind of answer do you want?

So, w/out having to get you to go to LMGTFY.com, I'll just pacify you with Beijing.

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icnif77:

Excellent A, angel since we don't have 'from where' parameter.

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Iron12:

Ok, Which of these 2 stations : Beijing station and Beijing nan. Is closest to this location: Dong San Jie, San Li Tun
 

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Sinobear:

Considering that different train stations serve either the east-to-west lines or north/south, and San Li Tun is a street, not a district, and we don't know where you're originating from, what kind of answer do you want?

So, w/out having to get you to go to LMGTFY.com, I'll just pacify you with Beijing.

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San Li Tun is at tuanjiehu station on line 10 or 13, forgot which one. Find Beijing station and Beijing nan and check the map. 

Iron12:

thanks, i will work with that
 

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