24-year-old clicks 100,000 photos of trains in 30 countries (3)

An international train of Beijing-Moscow rail line runs in Ulan Bator in Sept 2016. [Photo by Wang Tiancheng/ for chinadaily.com.cn]

His experience has also improved his photography style.

“At first, it was all about taking a good-looking picture. But later, I became more obsessed with what’s behind the railway, and explore the relationship between the train, times and people.”

Busy preparing for his overseas study, Wang said his passion for trains would always remain an essential part of his life.

“Train is the epitome of history,” he said. “I will never stop my study of railway culture and I hope to develop more detailed topics in the future.”