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...

There is an old saying in China: "Alone, a lonely stranger in a foreign land, I doubly pine for my kinsfolk on a holiday." This means that people living far away from home will miss their loved ones even more during the festive seasons.Nowadays, there are many foreigners in every corner of China. We believe that every overseas friend in a foreign country must also miss their family in the...

 Cost of Living Breakdown in Major Cities in ChinaChina is a country of vast contrasts, with some cities being extremely expensive to live in while others are more affordable. Here is a breakdown of the cost of living in some of the major cities in China:ShanghaiShanghai is one of the most expensive cities in China to live in. The cost of housing, transportation, and food are all higher...

Mastering China’s Digital Payment Landscape: A Foreigner's GuideThe Chinese technological boom has reshaped the country's economy, with digital payment systems playing a significant role in this transformation. As a foreigner exploring China, there are significant distinctions that can assist you in understanding and navigating the Chinese digital payment landscape.The Pioneers: Alipay and...

1. Booking Flights in ChinaYou can book flights using:Trip.com (English-friendly)Qunar or Feizhu (Alibaba’s Fliggy) – better deals, mostly in ChineseWeChat Mini Programs – fast if your WeChat is verified What you need:Valid passportSometimes a Chinese phone numberVisa info (for international routes)Pro Tip: Domestic flights are cheaper mid-week. Book 1–2 weeks in advance for better...