|Since the China Railway Corporation (CRC) announced the meal ordering service for high-speed train passengers, food deliverymen in Shijiazhuang Station in North China’s Hebei Province, the province’s only station which provides with such a service also greet their first Spring Festival travel rush-- taking an average of 20,000 steps per day per person. [!--empirenews.page--]|Catering center staff checks meal order on the train.[!--empirenews.page--]|Train crew takes photos of the number of the train which places the order and the name of the ordered food to send the information to the delivery staff. [Photo/ dfic.cn][!--empirenews.page--]|Each incubator is marked with train number, platform number and carriage number. [Photo/ dfic.cn][!--empirenews.page--]|Once receiving the order information, the delivery staff races against time to deliver meals. [Photo/ dfic.cn][!--empirenews.page--]|A delivery staff arrives at the station 5 minutes before the arrival of the train. [Photo/ dfic.cn][!--empirenews.page--]|A train conductor records on a Logbook before taking the meal on the train. [Photo/ dfic.cn][!--empirenews.page--]|Amid the Spring Festival travel rush, meal delivery staff for high speed train could deliver 300 orders one day, taking nearly 20,000 steps one day. [Photo/ dfic.cn]