Jianguomen, Dongdan and Yong'an Li stations on Beijing Subway Line 1 will be temporarily closed from 22:00 on November 7 to 8:00 on November 8. Transfers at these stations will also be suspended. This is to facilitate the replacement and upgrading of track switches at Jianguomen Station on Subway Line 1/Batong Line. However, Jianguomen Station on Line 2, Dongdan Station on Line 5 and Yong'an Li Station on Line 17 will remain in normal operation.

During this period, Line 1/Batong Line will operate in two separate sections: Pingguoyuan–Wangfujing and Guomao–Universal Resort. Passengers can transfer to Line 8 at Wangfujing Station or Line 10 at Guomao Station. All station entrances and exits along Line 1 between Wangfujing Station and Guomao Station will remain open to passengers.

Regarding specific service adjustments, trains traveling from Pingguoyuan toward Universal Resort will temporarily terminate at Wangfujing Station, while trains traveling from Universal Resort toward Gucheng will temporarily terminate at Guomao Station. The revised train schedules will be published through station announcements, official WeChat accounts and other channels.

To ensure convenient travel at night, bus services will also be strengthened to provide connections. Additional buses will be deployed on Bus Route 1 (Shougang Park Bus Terminal–Sihui Transit Hub), with more frequent departures and standby vehicles added as needed based on passenger demand. These measures will help accommodate passengers who would otherwise travel along the affected Wangfujing–Guomao section of Line 1.

The Dongcheng and Chaoyang district governments will also coordinate with shared-bike operators to improve the distribution of shared bicycles in surrounding areas and regulate parking outside subway stations, making short-distance connections more convenient

The transportation authorities remind passengers to plan their routes in advance and make appropriate travel arrangements. Passengers who need assistance can contact station staff.

(Source: Beijing Traffic Radio)