To mark the return of the higher-speed service, the trains have been named "Fuxing". All the trains have been fitted with an improved monitoring system that will slow and stop the trains automatically in the event of an emergency. The nation's rail operator is believed to be looking into ways to upgrade track to let the engines run even faster - perhaps at speeds approaching 400km/h. （China relaunches world's fastest train, by BBC）
Comment
"Fuxing" with self-reliant IPRs is showing new "China's speed". Its birth is closely related to the creation, utilization, protection, management and service of intellectual property. We believe, motivated by intellectual property system, Chinese enterprises can create more shining name cards like "Fuxing".
（Editor Li Xingyi）
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