Food delivery in China is next level. You open your app, tap a few buttons, and boom — a hot meal lands at your door, often faster than you could cook instant noodles. It’s cheap, fast, and feels like a modern-day superpower.But behind all that convenience? There’s a side of the story that most people don’t talk about — and honestly, it’s a bit disturbing. Let’s talk about ghost...

When you first arrive in China, Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) is often the entry point for many travelers. As a foreigner, navigating the airport and the city can be a bit overwhelming. This guide will help you understand what to do first upon arrival, how to find nearby hotels, how to get to the train station, and what to do in general as you settle in Beijing. First Steps After...

Whether you’re living in China or just visiting, there are a wealth of iconic and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Here’s a guide to some of the top tourist destinations in China that you won’t want to miss.1. The Great Wall of China (Beijing)No trip to China would be complete without visiting the Great Wall. Stretching over 13,000 miles, this ancient marvel once served as a defense...

 This guide will provide you with essential tips on finding housing, understanding rent and contracts, and identifying expat-friendly areas. 1. Understanding the Rental Market in China The rental market in China varies significantly between cities and even within different neighborhoods. While cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen have high rental prices due to their economic...

Step 1: Know the Common Job Types for ForeignersMost foreigners in China work in the following areas:English teaching (kindergartens, training centers, universities)Tech & IT roles (developers, engineers)Media & creative work (design, writing, content creation)Sales and international businessTranslation and localizationStep 2: Prepare a China-Ready CVYour resume should be:1–2 pages...