Merge pull request #115 from nihao-wiki/dev

docs: guide

docs/en/chongqing/culture.md

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 Within the temple grounds, there is an ancient rock formation over 20 meters long that contains more than 400 Song Dynasty rock-carved Buddha images. Among these are the reclining Buddha in nirvana (commonly known as the 'sleeping Buddha'), Guanyin statues, and images of devotees, all of which exhibit a style similar to that of the Dazu Baoding Hill carvings.
 
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 ::: info LOCAL TIPS
 Luohan Temple is located near Jiefangbei in the center of Chongqing; it is within walking distance. Alternatively, you can take Line 1 of the monirail to Xiaoshizi Station, and it’s just over a hundred meters’ walk away.
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docs/en/guide/train.md

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 China's railway system is highly advanced and can be categorized into several types:
 
-| Type                      | Speed    |
-| :------------------------ | :------- |
-| **High-Speed Rail (G-train)** | 250 km/h |
-| **Electric Multiple Units (D-train)** | 200 km/h |
-| Intercity Trains (C-train) | 200 km/h |
-| Rapid Trains (K-train) | 120 km/h |
-| Express Trains (T-train) and Direct Express Trains (Z-train) | 160 km/h |
+| Type                                                                   | Speed    |
+| :--------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------- |
+| **High-Speed Rail (G-train)**                                          | 250 km/h |
+| **Electric Multiple Units (D-train)**                                  | 200 km/h |
+| Intercity Trains (C-train)                                             | 200 km/h |
+| Rapid Trains (K-train)                                                 | 120 km/h |
+| Express Trains (T-train) and Direct Express Trains (Z-train)           | 160 km/h |
 | Ordinary Fast Trains (P-train) and Ordinary Passenger Trains (L-train) | 120 km/h |
 
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 More than 12,000 trains operate daily in China, among which over a thousand are high-speed trains and electric multiple units. Smoking is strictly prohibited throughout the journey, and passengers are encouraged to maintain a quiet and clean carriage environment. These trains can deliver you to your destination smoothly and quickly.
 
+### Seating Classes
+
+For High-Speed Rail (G-train) and Electric Multiple Units (D-train):
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+| Class          | Description                                                       |
+| :------------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| Business Class | the highest class, fully reclining seats, priority boarding       |
+| First Class    | Four seats per row (2+2 configuration), Greater space and comfort |
+| Second Class   | Five seats per row (3+2 configuration)                            |
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 ## Booking Online
 
 You can purchase train tickets with cash at the station, but it is more recommended to book them online using an app, which is more convenient.