Introduction China, a country that has been experiencing rapid economic growth over the past few decades, has become an attractive destination for foreigners looking for promising startup ideas. With its large consumer market and evolving business landscape, there are numerous lucrative business opportunities available for expatriates in China. In this article, we will explore the top 10...

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...

Travelers have long loved Asia for its stunning sights, captivating cultures, and, last but certainly not least, reasonable prices.Unfortunately, though, some of the continent’s most beloved attractions have turned into chaotic, overpriced tourist traps, whereas the places that still maintain the type of tranquility, authenticity, and reasonable prices we’ve come to know and love are just...

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...

Step 1: Register Your AddressOnce you arrive, the first thing to do is register at the nearest police station (within 24 hours if you’re staying in a local apartment). If you’re in a hotel, they usually handle this for you. Step 2: Find a Place to LiveYou can rent apartments through agents or apps like Anjuke, Ziroom, or even local WeChat groups. Make sure to check proximity to...