🚄 From City Lights to Secret SkiesImagine leaving Shenzhen’s skyscrapers behind and heading deep into China’s wild west—Qinghai Province. That’s exactly what this traveler did to uncover the truth about Chaka Salt Lake, the so-called “forbidden mirror.” 🌌 Walking on Water (Almost)Chaka isn’t just a lake. It’s a massive salt flat that perfectly...

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...

 Create a Step-by-Step Guide that Breaks Down Learning Objectives into Daily or Weekly TasksSetting learning objectives is an integral part of any learning process. However, achieving these learning objectives can often feel overwhelming, especially if they're substantial or complex. Thus, breaking down these objectives into manageable daily or weekly tasks is a practical strategy. The...

1. Naming the Company: Select a unique Chinese name that reflects the city and ends with "Limited Company." Ensure the name is not already taken. 2. Registered Capital: Determine the amount needed for operations and liability. New regulations set deadlines for capital contributions, with varying timeframes for companies registered before and after July 1, 2024. 3. Business...

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...