On the Shanghai to Anji route, there is no direct high-speed bullet train to Anji County. The fastest option is to take a G-series Fuxing high-speed train from Shanghai Hongqiao to Huzhou or Deqing, where trains typically run at 250–300 km/h (155–186 mph). This rail leg usually takes about 40–70 minutes, followed by a 30–60 minute road transfer to Anji. Some services on this corridor are D-series (Hexie) trains operating at 200–250 km/h (124–155 mph), with similar routing and slightly longer timings. Direct trains to Anji Railway Station use conventional services (K/T/Z series) on the non–high-speed line. These trains have top speeds around 120–160 km/h (75–99 mph) and generally take about 3–5 hours from Shanghai (often departing from Shanghai or Shanghai South stations), stopping at more intermediate stations along the way. While slower, they deliver a one-seat ride straight to Anji without a road transfer. Onboard, G-series Fuxing high-speed trains offer Second Class, First Class, and Business Class seating, with modern amenities such as power outlets and tray tables; some sets provide Wi‑Fi. D-series trains provide First and Second Class. Conventional K/T/Z services to Anji typically feature Hard Seat, Soft Seat, and Hard/Soft Sleeper options. Travelers prioritizing the quickest arrival generally choose the high-speed leg to Huzhou or Deqing plus the short road transfer, while those preferring a direct rail-only journey opt for the conventional trains to Anji Station.