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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in City Life & Guide
2025-10-01 02:59:10 · Translate

Expat Community Picks: How Foreigners Celebrate Golden Week

Golden Week isn’t just a local holiday — it’s also a special time for foreigners living in China. From exploring new cities to enjoying cultural festivals, expats find unique ways to make the most of the 7-day break. Here are some community picks and ideas from fellow foreigners: 🎆 Joining Local Celebrations Many expats love to take part in fireworks shows, parades, and...

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in Travel in China
2025-09-30 01:57:33 · Translate

Expats Rank China’s Top 20 Most Attractive Cities in 2024

On September 28, the results of the 2024 “Charming China—The Most Attractive Chinese Cities in the Eyes of Foreign Talent” survey were announced. Organized by the Foreign Talent Research Center of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, the study evaluated how foreigners living and working in China view different cities. How the Ranking Was Done A total of...

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in Living in China
2025-12-03 03:47:06 · Translate

From Survival to Stability: How Africans Can Build a Sustainable Life in China

Most Africans arrive in China and start off in survival mode. Finding a place to sleep. Figuring out visas. Taking whatever small job comes first. Trying to understand a system that moves faster than anything they’ve seen before. It’s a normal beginning — but it shouldn’t be a permanent lifestyle. The turning point comes when you shift from surviving day-to-day to...

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in Cafes & Restaurants 🇨🇳 Hafrik China
2025-12-19 13:56:11 · Translate

Hidden International Food Spots in Guangzhou You’ll Love

Guangzhou keeps surprising people. Just when you think you’ve seen it all, you stumble into a place that makes you forget you’re even in China. This international food spot in Guangzhou is giving serious “abroad vibes” — authentic flavors, a warm atmosphere, and food that actually tastes like home for many foreigners. The restaurant serves a mix of Middle...

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in Global Trends
2025-10-27 16:32:45 · Translate

Jan 1, 2026: China’s New Public Security Law — What Foreigners Should Know

China has updated the Public Security Administration Punishment Law. The changes take effect on January 1, 2026 and bring stronger penalties for common public-order issues that affect daily life. This guide explains the key points in clear, simple language. Category: Guides & Tips • Reading time: 5–6 mins • Effective from: Jan 1, 2026 What changed The revised law...

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in Shanghai
2025-10-26 04:26:59 · Translate

Shanghai Launches New Visa and Immigration Services for Foreign Exhibitors

The Shanghai Public Security Bureau (PSB) has rolled out new measures to make it easier for foreigners to attend and do business during the China International Import Expo (CIIE). These updates improve visa access, registration, and mobility around the event. 1. Electronic Port Visa System For the first time, Shanghai has introduced an electronic port visa system for foreign exhibitors and...

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in Living in China 🇨🇳 Hafrik China
2026-01-19 14:08:39 · Translate

Verbal Insults on WeChat Can Have Real Legal Consequences in China

Think Before You Type: Verbal Insults on WeChat Can Have Real Legal Consequences in China Many people assume that what they say online, especially in private chats or group messages, is just “venting.” In China, that assumption can be risky. Recent reminders from Chinese authorities and legal experts make it clear: verbal insults, whether spoken or typed on platforms like...

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