Storyline: China-Europe freight trains bring global products to Chinese consumers [Voice_over] When residents go shopping in Zhengzhou, the capital city of central China's Henan Province, they might pick up some red wine from France or chocolates from Belgium. As a major hub for China-Europe freight trains, Zhengzhou is seeing more foreign commodities hit the shelves of supermarkets. The city manages over 80 China-Europe freight trains per week, a substantial increase from 34 trains per week in 2021. Residents say they're happy to see more variety from abroad. [Voice_over] Customer: "In the past, we need to find a purchasing agent to buy these imported goods. Now, we can buy cost-effective goods from all over the world not far away from home." [Voice_over] Supermarket representatives say the increase in China-Europe freight trains has meant an increase in the number of items available from roughly 500 to more than 3000. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]