How to Use Chinese Apps to Enhate Language LearningLearning a new language is thrilling but requires consistency and the right resources. If you are passionate about learning Chinese, then technology has you covered. Chinese applications are designed to make the learning process easier, enjoyable and engaging. This article seeks to explore some of these apps and how to utilise them...

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...

How to Earn on Hafrik Hafrik Points are rewards you earn by being active — posting, watching reels, commenting, and engaging with the community. You can convert these points into real money, boost content, or unlock perks. 1. Daily Activity = Daily Points You earn points when you: Post content (text, photos, or videos) Watch reels and stories Comment or like posts Stay active on the...

1. Main Types of Chinese Visas for ForeignersZ Visa (Work Visa): For foreigners employed in China. Requires a job offer and a work permit.X1/X2 Visa (Student Visa): X1 is for long-term students; X2 for short-term study.M Visa (Business Visa): For short-term business visits and sourcing.L Visa (Tourist Visa): For sightseeing and visiting friends.Q1/Q2 Visa: For family members of Chinese citizens...

1. Housing / RentShared Apartment (Outside City Center): ¥2,000–¥3,5001-Bedroom Apartment (City Center): ¥5,000–¥8,000Studio in Expat Areas (Sanlitun, Chaoyang): ¥6,000–¥10,000+Tip: Use apps like Ziroom or check WeChat housing groups for better deals.2. TransportationMetro: ¥3–¥6 per rideBus: ¥1–¥2Taxi within city center: ¥30–¥60Monthly Metro Card (Unlimited Travel):...