Chinese Railways - Baishan City's 762mm Electrified Narrow Gauge Iron Ore Railway Including Cab Ride

Trains on Baishan City's (ex-Hunjiang) 762mm gauge iron ore railway. Baishan lies approximately 30 kilometers west of the North Korea border. Two lines run from the processing plant in a northerly direction to the mines. Each of these quarries also has its own 600mm gauge feeder system. The 762mm gauge lines use a 750 volt DC overhead power supply for the locomotives. A stunning line, especially in autumn colors with friendly crews and fairly high traffic levels.
Video was reuploaded due to an editting fault in the first version. I have included footage of the cab ride on our second day here.
You can read more about this line on my recent trip report :
www.chinesemodeltrains.com/tri...
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I thought recording any railways or industrial plants in China or even travelling outside of main cities can get you in troubles for espionage etc?

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It is possible for certain locations to be heavily guarded, the most common industry type being around the steel mills and chemical plants, however a lot of these instances have been relaxed for a good 10 - 15 years. In my experience, I would always make friends with the local crews and factory workers, showing them photos from the trains in my country. I travelled to China annually (sometimes bi-annually!) and I was never refused at a location to take photos. The only time the police arrived was more of a curiosity to make sure I wasn't doing anything silly and that was while lineside on the national network near Zhengzhou.