We can look at the number of train rows and seat number displayed on the ticket in hand, because we usually have a ticket when taking the high-speed railway. There will be some information display such as our own train number, carriage and seat on the ticket. We just need to look at the ticket to find it.
Generally, the high-speed railway is divided into business seats, first-class seats and second-class seats plus a dining car. The first-class seat has 13 rows, and the second-class seat has more than 20 rows. However, the general high-speed railway will have a dining car, and the dining car generally has only about 10 rows to 11 rows.
When we enter the carriage, we only need to look at the tickets in our hands. There will be rows and corresponding seat numbers in the upper right corner of the tickets. The rows and seat numbers will be labeled on the left and right corners of the high-speed rail window to facilitate our search.
The seats in the second-class carriage are divided into abcdf and five seats are in a row. ABC is connected, and there is an aisle in the middle. DF is on the other side of the aisle. AF is the position near the window. We only need to go in and look at the signs posted at the two corners of the window to find our position.