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...

 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...

Tapping into Chinese Social Media for Business with Hafrik Expanding your business in China can be a challenge, especially when navigating the unique dynamics of the foreigner market. However, Hafrik offers a powerful platform to help businesses connect with the growing expat community in China. Here’s how you can tap into this market and boost your business using Hafrik. 1....

Doing Business in China 2025 is designed to introduce the fundamentals of investing in China. Compiled by the professionals at Dezan Shira & Associates in December 2024, this comprehensive guide is designed to let foreign investors get familiar with the changes happening in China’s business landscape and explore new methods of doing business in and with China—to identify areas...

 Tips for Shopping Smart at Shahe Market (For Foreigners in China)Whether you're an expat, tourist, or studying in China, shopping can be an ambitious outing. One of Guangzhou’s most popular textile markets, Shahe Market, is a place where you can bag designer clothes, real silks, and fabrics at bargain prices. However, getting the most out of your shopping spree requires a bit of know-how....