According to China's Railway official app, 12306, starting November 1, Nanshabei Station (formerly Qingsheng Station on the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong High-Speed Railway) will resume operations and increase the number of trains, facilitating commuter travel for residents in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

To/From Guangzhou South Station: 

The number of trains from Nanshabei Station to Guangzhou South has increased to 10, while those from Guangzhou South to Nanshabei Station have reached 16, achieving high-frequency two-way connectivity.

To/From Shenzhen: 

The number of trains to Shenzhen North Station has increased to 14, with 3 trains to Futian Station. Return trains from Shenzhen North Station now total 10, with the fastest journey taking just 21 minutes.

To/From Hong Kong: 

Direct trains to Hong Kong West Kowloon Station have increased to 6, while 5 trains now operate in the opposite direction. The fastest is 42 minutes.

Additionally, train services between Nanshabei Station and Humen have officially resumed, with 8 trains running from Nanshabei Station to Humen and 5 trains from Humen to Nanshabei Station.

Currently, some of the new services for November are already available for purchase on the official Railway 12306 app.

Since October 11, Qingsheng Station on the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong High-Speed Railway has been officially renamed Nanshabei Station. This renaming aims to clearly indicate the station's regional location, making it easier for passengers to identify the station and choose more suitable travel options and services.