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A high-speed train is a modern train that travels at very high speeds. It is a convenient means of transportation that quickly connects cities.
Many countries operate high-speed trains, such as Korea's KTX and Japan's Shinkansen. They are popular because they provide safe and comfortable travel.
High-speed rail has developed globally, starting with Japan's Shinkansen in 1964. Today, it has become a symbol of each country's technological prowess, including France's TGV and China's high-speed rail.
Korea's KTX is a prime example of successful independent development based on French TGV technology. It is globally recognized for its punctuality and safety, and is also highly valued as an eco-friendly mode of transportation.