A September 22 official notice introduces the Yaohuo Red trunk line, Night Zhushan loop and Sanbao direct service, linking the North Station, ceramic venues, evening districts and Sanbao. Stops and operating times still require same-day checks.
Three services for three movements
The Yaohuo Red tourism trunk line forms the main link between the North Station and core ceramic districts; the Night Zhushan loop serves old-city and evening areas; and the Sanbao direct line reduces transfers to Sanbao. The official corridor references Taoyang New Village, Taoxichuan, Fuzhou Lane, Taoyangli, China Ceramics Museum and Taobocheng areas.
Despite their tourism branding, these remain public transport services. A line serving a district does not necessarily stop at every attraction entrance, and venue hours are not bus operating hours.
Choose by today's route
Check Yaohuo Red first for North Station to central Jingdezhen, Night Zhushan for short evening movement in the Zhushan core, and the direct line for a dedicated Sanbao half-day. Travelers with ceramic cartons, strollers or group luggage should also judge the walk to the stop and available vehicle space.
Before leaving, verify boarding point, direction, first and last service and temporary changes through an official channel or stop display. Full vehicles, crowd control or events may change the wait, so keep a taxi, app car or reserved vehicle as backup.
Save Chinese stop names
Screenshot the Chinese names of the hotel, destination and planned stop to show staff. Confirm direction at every transfer rather than relying only on color. Check the last service before an evening return and never wait at an isolated or prohibited pickup point.
The September 22 notice confirms the services and broad corridor. This article does not invent a precise timetable not stated in the source. Same-day fares, frequency, stops and controls are set by the operator.