China's Last Little Train
About China's Last Little Train
This is the last working narrow gauge steam railway in China. Built 70 years ago to haul coal out of the valley, the 19 km line has evolved to be the main source of transport in the valley carrying children to school, workers to their jobs and pigs to market; all fighting for space in the train's small, unglazed carriages.
China's Last Little Train is a 2014 documentary film directed by Ralf Quibeldey.
At 48 minutes long, it arrived in September 2014.
Shelv files it under china and steam train. American members can watch it on Curiosity Stream, CuriosityStream Amazon Channel, and CuriosityStream Apple TV channel.