When did the trains in China begin to rise?

More complicated. After the Second Opium War, the great powers began to set up trains in China. But at that time, the resistance of the Qing court was extremely fierce. Finally, I bought the railway at a high price and then demolished it.

The reason is that the railways and trains have touched Long Mai, China, affecting the geomantic omen.

Next, Li Hongzhang and other westernization groups began to build railways, but the speed was very slow. For example, as Long Mai said, to build a good railway, Li Hongzhang had to use a horse-drawn train instead of a locomotive with a loud voice.

On the contrary, after the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, the military strength of the Qing court was further decayed, unable to stop the great powers, and a large number of railway construction began. At the same time, the Qing court began to build its own, such as Zhan Tianyou.

Therefore, a large number of railways in China began to be built in the late Qing Dynasty around the 20th century. Of course, most railways are controlled by foreign countries.