Qinghe railway station

Qing He
Qing He; 清河
	The platform in 2020
Location	Qinghe Subdistrict, Haidian District, Beijing; China
Operated by	Beijing Mass Transit Railway Operation Corp., Ltd.
Line(s)	Line 13; Changping line (South extension, under construction); Line 19 (branch line, under planning)
Platforms	1 island platform (Line 13)
Construction
Structure type	At-grade (Line 13); Underground (Changping line & Line 19)
Disabled access	Yes
History
Opened	December 30, 2019 (Line 13); 2021 (Changping line)
Services

Qinghe[note 1]
Qinghe[note 1]; 清河 ;
	New Qinghe railway station (Dec 2019)
Location	Qinghe Subdistrict, Haidian District, Beijing
Operated by	Tongzhou Train Operation Depot, China Railway Beijing Group ; Beijing Subway
Line(s)	China Railway:; Beijing–Baotou PDL; Beijing Suburban Railway:; Huairou–Miyun line; Beijing Subway:; Line 13; Changping line (under extension); Line 19 (branch line, under planning);
Platforms	4 island platforms (China Railway); 1 island platform (Line 13 of Beijing Subway)
Construction
Structure type	Elevated (railway)
Other information
Station code	12707 (TMIS); QIP (telegram); QHE (pinyin)
History
Opened	1906 (old railway station); December 30, 2019 (new railway station & Line 13 of Beijing Subway);
Closed	31 October 2016 (old railway station)
Traffic
Passengers	16 million per year (estimated)[1]
Services

Qinghe railway station (Chinese: 清河站; pinyin: Qīnghé zhàn) is a railway station in Beijing. The old station began its construction in 1905 and opened in 1906. The station closed on October 31, 2016, to be rebuilt into a new high-speed railway station on the Beijing-Baotou Passenger-Dedicated Line opened on December 30, 2019.[2]

The new station occupies an area of 146,000 m² (1,570,000 sq ft), and the waiting hall is near 23,000 m² (250,000 sq ft). It has four island platforms and eight railway lines, including two main lines (Screen doors are set on the main line platforms). The station together with Beijing North railway station is the terminal of Beijing–Zhangjiakou intercity railway, which is the vital supporting infrastructure of 2022 Winter Olympics.

Design

AREP collaborated with China Railway Engineering Consulting Group designed this station in 2016.[3] The overall design philosophy is to blend the ancient and the modern, and the sea refuses no rivers. The curved roof and overhang eave represent the ancient style. The angled bents supporting frame and the simple and powerful geometric shape are full of modern technology.[4]

Many cultural elements are used in the station. On the roof, seven west-to-east sloping ridges are like seven ski runs. Equipment rooms in the waiting hall are decorated with mural and relievo reflecting the geographical and cultural features of Beijing.[4]

Structure

Old station building built in 1906, preserved on the southeast of the current station

The station has total five floors, three overground and two underground.[5]

B2 floor is the subway platform floor for Changping line and Line 19 branch line.

B1 floor is the transfer floor, on which are the railway exit 1-2 and underground railway entrance, railway integrated service center 1, railway automatic ticketing area 1-2, the Suburban Railway entrance and exit, the subway hall (subway entrance, exit and service center), parking area, passageway to East and West Plaza.

As a feature of this station, the security checks of different transportations are mutual recognized. Passengers do not need to take repetitive security checks when transfer among subway, railway and suburban railway.[5]

F1 (Ground Floor) is the railway platform floor with east and west plazas. East Plaza links to Anningzhuang 2nd West Tiao Road and north public transportation hubs (PTH). West Plaza has railway entrance 1, railway automatic ticketing area 3-4, west PTH, taxi stand, and links to Shangdi East Road.

F2 is the railway waiting hall floor with north and south elevated drop-off platforms. In the waiting hall, there are check-in gate 1-8A/B, 12306 service center, and four characteristic waiting areas (military waiting area, children playing area, business travel leisure area, and multi-function service area). On the north drop-off platform, there are drop-off area, railway entrance 3, railway integrated service center 3, railway automatic ticketing area 6, and business waiting room 2, and links to Anningzhuang North Road. On the south drop-off platform, there are drop-off area, railway entrance 2, railway integrated service center 2, railway automatic ticketing area 5, business waiting room 1, and links to G7.

F3 is the shopping floor. Some specialties shops and restaurants are on F3.

3F	Mezzanine	Shops, Restaurants
2F	North Drop off area (Not open)	Drop-off area, railway entrance 3, railway integarated service center 3, railway automatic ticketing area 6, business waiting room 2, links to Anningzhuang North Road.
	Waiting hall	Gates 1-8A/B, 12306 service center
	South drop off area (Not open)	Railway entrance 2, railway integarated service center 2, railway automatic ticketing area 5, business waiting room 1, and links to G7.
G	West plaza	Railway entrance 1, railway automatic ticketing area 3-4, west PTH, taxi stand, and links to Shangdi East Road
	Westbound	← Line 13 towards Xizhimen (Shangdi)
	Island platform, doors open on the left
	Eastbound	→ Line 13 towards Dongzhimen (Xi'erqi) →
	Platform 1	Beijing–Zhangjiakou intercity railway towards Zhangjiakou (Shahe)
	Island platform
	Platform 2 (with platform screen door)	Beijing–Zhangjiakou intercity railway towards Zhangjiakou (Shahe)
	Platform 3	Beijing–Zhangjiakou intercity railway towards Zhangjiakou (Shahe)
	Island platform
	Platform 4	Beijing–Zhangjiakou intercity railway towards Zhangjiakou (Shahe)
	Platform 5	Beijing–Zhangjiakou intercity railway towards Beijing North railway station (Terminus)
	Island platform
	Platform 6	Beijing–Zhangjiakou intercity railway towards Beijing North railway station (Terminus)
	Platform 7 (with platform screen door)	Beijing–Zhangjiakou intercity railway towards Beijing North railway station (Terminus)
	Island platform
	Platform 8	Beijing–Zhangjiakou intercity railway towards Beijing North railway station (Terminus)
B1	West plaza	Railway integrated service center 1, railway automatic ticketing area 1-2
	Exits	railway exit 1-2
	Subway concourse	Faregates, Station Agent
	Parking (Not open)
	East plaza	North Transportation Hub
B2	Subway platform (under construction)	Changping line
B2	Subway platform (under construction)	Line 19

Beijing Subway

An infill station on Line 13 of Beijing Subway opened on December 30, 2019.[6] The station for Line 13 is at-grade.

The southern extension of Changping line of Beijing Subway will also stop at this station, which will be opened in 2021. The station for Changping line is underground.

In long-term planning, the branch line of the north extension of Line 19 will stop there as well. The station for Line 19 (branch) is underground.[7][8][9]

Exits

		Exit	Destination
		North	Qinghe Station Underpass
		South	Qinghe Station Underpass
		East	Station Entrance
		West	China Railway Station

Line 13 Concourse

Name and location

Qinghe station

Qinghe (settlement)

Shangdi station

Shangdi (settlement)

SIIP

Qinghe railway station (central Beijing)

As the subway station Qinghe is named after the homonym railway station without including "railway station" in its proper name (unlike the subway Huangcun railway station), and as the railway naming prefer upper-level administrative divisions, Qinghe is closer to Shangdi station while the Shangdi Information Industry Park (SIIP) is closer to Qinghe station.

Notes

The name of the subway station is Qing He, exclude the words railway station as the names of other subway stations matching railway station in Beijing.

References

"Qinghe station capped, to be the ITH in north BJ". Beijing daily.
"跨越百年京张高铁正式开通". January 2, 2020.
"Qinghe Station". AREP.
"京张高铁清河站即将竣工验收". The Beijing News.
"京张高铁清河站即将启用！地铁换高铁，这么走……". 北京日报.
"北京地铁13号线清河站12月30日开门迎客". December 28, 2019.
"独家体验清河火车站高铁地铁换乘，要多方便有多方便". www.bjd.com.cn (Beijing Daily). December 20, 2019.
"保护工业遗产：百年清河站将保留老站房 - 行业 - 人民铁道网 - 中国官方铁路门户". www.peoplerail.com. Retrieved March 25, 2017.
网易. "京张高铁清河八达岭两站首次披露外观设计_网易新闻". news.163.com. Archived from the original on December 20, 2016. Retrieved March 25, 2017.

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[1] The name of the subway station is Qing He, exclude the words railway station as the names of other subway stations matching railway station in Beijing.

[2] "Qinghe station capped, to be the ITH in north BJ". Beijing daily.

[3] "跨越百年京张高铁正式开通". January 2, 2020.

[4] "Qinghe Station". AREP.

[Beijing_News_2019-11-29-5] "京张高铁清河站即将竣工验收". The Beijing News.

[baijiahao-6] "京张高铁清河站即将启用！地铁换高铁，这么走……". 北京日报.

[7] "北京地铁13号线清河站12月30日开门迎客". December 28, 2019.

[bjd20191220-8] "独家体验清河火车站高铁地铁换乘，要多方便有多方便". www.bjd.com.cn (Beijing Daily). December 20, 2019.

[9] "保护工业遗产：百年清河站将保留老站房 - 行业 - 人民铁道网 - 中国官方铁路门户". www.peoplerail.com. Retrieved March 25, 2017.

[10] 网易. "京张高铁清河八达岭两站首次披露外观设计_网易新闻". news.163.com. Archived from the original on December 20, 2016. Retrieved March 25, 2017.

Beijing Subway stations
Line 13	Xizhimen 2 4 Dazhongsi Zhichunlu 10 Wudaokou Shangdi Qing He ( Huairou–Miyun) Xi'erqi Changping Longze Huilongguan Huoying 8 ( S2 via Huangtudian) Lishuiqiao 5 Beiyuan Wangjing West 15 Shaoyaoju 10 Guangximen Liufang Dongzhimen 2 Capital Airport
Stations that are proposed, under planning or under construction are shown in italics.

Haidian District
Areas	Madian Wudaokou
Colleges and universities	Beihang University Beijing Foreign Studies University Beijing Jiaotong University Beijing Language and Culture University Beijing Normal University Haidian Campus Central Party School China University of Geosciences China University of Political Science and Law Xueyuan Lu Campus Minzu University of China Open University of China Peking University Renmin University of China Tsinghua University University of International Relations University of Science and Technology Beijing
Schools and Misc. Education	Affiliated High School of Peking University Beijing Haidian Foreign Language Shi Yan School Beijing Haidian International School High School attached to Tsinghua University High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China High School Affiliated to Beijing Institute of Technology Beijing 101 Middle School Beijing No. 20 High School Beijing National Day School Saint Paul American School National Library of China Main Library
Landmarks	301 Hospital China Media Group Building Diaoyutai State Guesthouse Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution
Airports	Beijing Xijiao Airport
China Railway stations	Qinghe railway station
This list is incomplete.

Railway stations in Beijing
Top Class stations	Beijing Beijing West Fengtai# Fengtai West
Class 1 stations	Beijing South Beijing East Guang'anmen Shijingshan South Shuangqiao Baiziwan Dahongmen
Class 2 stations	Beijing North Xinghuo# Sanjiadian Nankou Lianggezhuang Liangxiang Huangcun Huairou North Chawu
Class 3 stations	Qinghe Shahe Changping Changping North Kangzhuang Shijingshan Mentougou Luopoling Datai Huairou Miyun North Shunyi Tongzhou Tongzhou West Nanxinhao Changxindian Fangshan Liulihe Shilou Zhoukoudian
Class 4 stations	Doudian Xizaolin Nanyuan Zhangxin Niulanshan Gaogezhuang Miaocheng Tongjunzhuang Jugezhuang Dachengzi Qiangzilu Wangjing Huangtudian Guangao Xingshou Pingyifen Beizhai Yanqihu Xiaoshuiyu Heishansi Shitanglu Yanluo Bingmaying Xiahe Gubeikou Yanqing North Tielucun Xiazhuang Mulin Yanqing Dongyuan Juyongguan Sanpu Qinglongqiao Qinglongqiao West Badaling Wulu Xihuangcun Xiehejian Anjiazhuang Yanchi Zhuwo Zhuwo East Yanhecheng Yanhecheng West Dahuichang Shangwan Nanguancun Yanshan Gushankou Yunjusi Sanhezhuang Shidu Pingyu Anding Weishanzhuang Houlücun Liying Pinggu Yexi Dingjiatan Seshufen Houzhangcun Niegezhuang Zhaikou Junzhuang
Class 5 stations	Xiaoliuzhuang Xiaobaotai Xiaohongmen
stations that haven't classified	Yizhuang Yongle Qiaozhuang East Beijing Daxing Daxing Airport Badaling Great Wall
stations that are planning or under construction	Shunyi West Huairou South Miyun Beijing Sub-Center
defunct or demolished stations	Majiapu Zhengyangmen East Zhengyangmen West Dongbianmen Deshengmen Andingmen Dongzhimen Chaoyangmen Xibianmen Hepingli Daxinzhuang Yangsan Qinghuayuan Xibozi Xiaotangzhuang Yangmachang
italic: stations that have no passenser services; #: stations that currently closed and under renovation *No passenser trains stop here, but have ticket office See also Transport in Beijing

Beijing–Zhangjiakou Intercity Railway
Main line	Beijing North Qinghe Shahe Changping Badalingchangcheng Donghuayuan North Huailai Xiahuayuan North Xuanhua North Zhangjiakou
Yanqing branch	Badalingchangcheng Yanqing
Chongli branch (aka Chongli railway or Winter Olympics Branch)	Xiahuayuan North Zhaochuan South Taizicheng