The reporter learned from China Railway Nanchang Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Nanchang Railway") that starting May 16, the "Railway e-Card" service will be launched at 9 railway stations of the Hangzhou-Nanchang High-Speed Railway and Longyan-Longchuan High-Speed Railway in Jiangxi and Fujian provinces, with the functions of seat reservation and entering/exiting stations by swiping certificates simultaneously going online. Since then, all 111 high-speed railway stations in Jiangxi and Fujian provinces have enabled the "Railway e-Card" service, achieving full coverage of this service across the high-speed railway lines of the two provinces. Passengers who have activated the "Railway e-Card" can, when taking EMU trains with train numbers starting with "G", "D", or "C" within Jiangxi and Fujian provinces, directly enter the station and board by QR code or valid personal identification, without the need to purchase tickets in advance.

　　In recent years, the high-speed railway network in Jiangxi and Fujian provinces has been increasingly improved, achieving "high-speed rail access in every city", and many counties and cities have ended the history of having no railway access. Nanchang Railway has continued to build convenient railway travel projects in the two provinces. The popularization of the "Railway e-Card" has greatly simplified the process of entering and exiting stations, allowing passengers to travel by high-speed rail and EMU as conveniently as taking buses and subways—arriving and departing at any time, traveling whenever they wish. At the same time, the railway department has also launched promotional activities: when using the "Railway e-Card" to travel at any railway station within Jiangxi and Fujian provinces, each order enjoys a random instant discount, with a maximum discount of 90% off the ticket price.

　　According to the introduction, the railway department has also launched a variety of new ticket products in Jiangxi and Fujian provinces to meet different travel needs. Six lines, including the Beijing-Hong Kong High-Speed Railway, Fuzhou-Xiamen High-Speed Railway, and Nanchang-Fuzhou Railway, have introduced "periodic tickets and multi-ride tickets" products to meet the diverse ticket purchasing needs of commuter, business, and other passengers, enabling one purchase, one payment, and multiple uses, while enjoying certain fare discounts. At the same time, Nanchang Railway has also launched three tourism multi-ride ticket products: "Xiamen + Fuzhou + Pingtan", "Xiamen + Fuzhou + Taining", and "Xiamen + Quanzhou + Wuyishan". Through the "high-speed rail + tourism" approach, travel becomes more convenient and flexible, further achieving effective linkage between multi-ride tickets and supporting tourism products.

　　The railway department reminds that each passenger may open only one "Railway e-Card" account, and a passenger's "Railway e-Card" account may not be lent to others. If a train attendant checks tickets, passengers may present their second-generation ID card, and the attendant will verify their "Railway e-Card" station entry record. A passenger's entry (gate entry), boarding, and exit (gate exit) are regarded as completing one full journey. If the second-generation ID card is lost, please promptly disable the certificate-swiping mode to prevent the account from being used by others and causing property losses.