The predecessor of Beining Railway was called Jingfeng Railway and the Ministry of Communications of Beiyang Government. 1928, Feng Bing was defeated, and on June 4th, Zhang was killed while retreating to Fengtian. On June 15, Nanjing National Government announced "successful reunification" and renamed it Beiping, Beijing, thus marking the demise of Beiyang regime, and the Beijing-Fengjing Railway was renamed Feng Ping Railway. On April 2 1929, Fengtian and Fengtian were renamed as Liaoning Province and Shenyang City respectively. On June 5438+05, the Ministry of Railways of Nanjing National Government renamed the Louis Beining Railway (from Beiping to the capital of Liaoning) again.

Railway route planning

Newly-built Jingha Line: From Beijing Railway Station to Qinhuangdao along the Beijing-Qinhuangdao Line, then from Qinhuangdao to Shenyang along the Qinhuangdao-Shenyang Passenger Dedicated Line, and from Shenyang to Tieling, Siping, Changchun and finally to Harbin along the original Harbin-Dalian Railway.

Old Jingha Line: It starts from Beijing and goes to Tianjin Nancang Station with Beijing-Shanghai Line * * *, from Tianjin Nancang Station to the east via tianjin railway station to the north via Tangshan and then to Qinhuangdao, and then from Qinhuangdao to Huludao and Jinzhou to Shenyang, from Xinmin to the south, from Shenyang to Tieling, Siping and Changchun to Harbin.