"I still prefer to take the high-speed train because it’s safer and faster. I think it is still safe." Passenger said.

"I think it’s a good thing to recall the high-speed trains which have operational problems. Big companies do so and it shows their sense of responsibility." Passenger said.

China’s state-owned train maker, China CNR corp. announced on August 12th it was recalling 54 trains it supplied for the high-speed rail link between Beijing to Shanghai. The recall came three weeks after the fatal high-speed train crash in Wenzhou, in eastern Zhejiang Province. The trains, all CRH380BL models, were probed for equipment failure and modified accordingly.