What's the difference between first-class and second-class seats in high-speed rail?

The differences between first-class and second-class seats of high-speed rail are as follows:

1, seating space:

There are only four seats in each row in the first-class seat, which leaves more space in the seat layout than the five seats in the second-class seat. This allows first-class passengers to stretch more comfortably and enjoy more leg space during travel.

2. Seat inclination:

The first-class seat can be tilted at a larger angle, allowing passengers to rest half-lying and enjoy a more comfortable ride experience.

3. Services:

First-class seats usually enjoy snacks, drinks and mineral water for free, as well as lunch and dinner for free. Second-class passengers need to buy food and drinks at their own expense.

4. Facilities configuration:

There is a small movable table next to the armrest of the first-class seat, which can be put down for use at any time, and there is an earphone jack next to it, which is convenient for listening to music. The small table board of the second-class seat is located above the front seat back, and there is no headphone jack.

5. Price:

The price of a first-class seat is usually more than double that of a second-class seat.

6. Location:

First-class seats are usually located at both ends of cars, such as 1 and 2 cars or 15 and 16 cars.