Sentences describing the crowded railway station in Spring Festival travel rush

1. At first, railway stations and bus stations were crowded everywhere. Although Spring Festival travel rush is the most crowded every year, in the coldest weather, people even queue up in the middle of the night to buy train tickets. After buying tickets, people had to get on the train to catch the bus. What's more, they can't get tickets. They can only break one foot in a narrow train carriage, from the starting station to the terminal, but they dare not sleep. They also have to carry thieves on their backs in crowded carriages at any time.

2. The railway station is still a sea of people coming and going, which makes me have mixed feelings: I saw an aunt holding a child under two years old and coming to the ticket office with a big bag and a small bag in line, like a winding dragon, "magnificent"!

New Year's Day is fading away, but the Spring Festival is getting closer and closer to us. For us in China, the Spring Festival is not only a symbol of winter leaving and spring coming, but also a time for family reunion. No matter how heavy the snow is, no matter how crowded the station is, no matter how difficult the journey home is, it can't stop the annual tide of returning home.

The railway station before the Spring Festival was crowded.