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...

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...

Today we're continuing our journey exploring rooftops and terraces in Beijing, and after looking at ones around Sanlitun, the hutongs, and the Liangma River, we're now turning our attention to the CBD. Xun Terrace The newest place on this list, Xun Terrace only opened up earlier this year. Hidden away on the 25th floor of an office building near the Kerry Centre, here you...

Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) spreads easily through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or talks. It can also spread through contact with contaminated surfaces. While more common during colder months, the virus can cause outbreaks throughout the year. Symptoms of HMPV vary from mild to severe.• Mild Symptoms: Fever, runny nose, sore throat, cough, and body...

 Mastering Public Transportation and Getting AroundPublic transportation is an essential and cost-effective form of travel used by millions globally. Mastering it is an integral part of urban life. Whether you're a seasoned commuterator or new to the concept, here's a comprehensive guide that will help you understand and master the ins and outs of public transportation.Understanding Your Local...