High-speed trains connect Shanghai with Tailaoshan (Taimushan) Railway Station near Fuding in Fujian, using a mix of G- and D-series services. G trains (often CR400 “Fuxing” sets) offer Second, First, and on select departures Business Class, while D trains (commonly CRH1/CRH2) typically provide Second and First Class seating. The fastest option is G-series high-speed trains running Shanghai Hongqiao–Hangzhou East–Ningbo, then along the coastal corridor via Wenzhou South toward Tailaoshan. These reach up to 350 km/h (217 mph) on the Shanghai–Hangzhou section and 200–250 km/h (124–155 mph) south of Ningbo, with end-to-end journey times of about 5 h 30 m to 6 h on services with limited stops. Many departures are direct; some itineraries involve a same-station transfer at Ningbo or Wenzhou South. D-series high-speed trains use the same route at 200–250 km/h (124–155 mph) and make more intermediate stops, so travel usually takes 6 h 30 m to 8 h. Onboard amenities on both types include assigned seating, power outlets, and refreshments, with Business Class on select G trains adding lie-flat seats. For broader availability, conventional trains to hubs like Fuzhou or Ningde at 120–160 km/h (75–99 mph) plus a short regional transfer can be booked, but total time extends to roughly 9–12 h.