Diesel Locomotive
In between 1958 and 1963, China successfully trail-manufactured the first generation of locomotives which was called 'Ju Long' (means: Gigantic Dragon). Since then, China has been manufacturing and developing diesel locomotives.
Since the first locomotive was made in 1964, China has already made over 70 types of locomotives and the quantity is over 12000.
Here, you can at least see 60 types of those Chinese engines, including the engines that imported and exported. Once you finish surfing the sections below, you will realize that China is a ‘Realm of trains'.
The types of locomotives:
JU LONG (means: the gigantic dragon)
JIAN SHE (means: construction)
XIAN XING (means: go ahead)
WEI XING (means: satellite)
BEIJING: BEIJING (means: Beijing)
DONG FANG HONG (DFH) (means: sun rises in the east): DFH1 DFH2 DFH3 DFH4 DFH5 DFH5B DFH6 DFH7 DFH21
DONG FENG (DF) (means: the east wind): DF DF2 DF3 DF4 DF4B DF4B-D DF4C DF4CK DF4D DF4DD DF4DF DF4DJ DF4DK DF4E DF5 DF5D DF6 DF7 DF7B DF7C DF7C3 DF7D DF7G DF7J DF8 DF8B DF8BJ DF8DJ DF9 DF10 DF10D DF10F DF11 DF11G DF11Z DF12 DF21
GONG KUANG (GK) (means: mining and industry): GK0 GK1 GK1C GK1CB GK1D GK1E GK1F GK2 GK2C GK3B GKD1 GKD6
TAI XING
DIESEL TRAIN SET: SHEN ZHOU JIN LUN XIN SHU GUANG LU SHAN JIN LONG TANG CHE
translated by: Akira, translation assistance and director: Wei WU
Special thanks to: Kikoboy, tzq123123, Wei WU.