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Hafrik Support @Hafrik added blog in Entrepreneur's Corner
2025-09-08 16:26:25 · Translate

HafrikPlay — Home Of New African Music

HafrikPlay: Home Of New African Music Discover, support, and celebrate upcoming artists ready to shine. What Is HafrikPlay? HafrikPlay is a music streaming platform created to give upcoming artists the spotlight they deserve. Listeners can explore songs, albums, and playlists across genres like Afrobeats, amapiano, gospel, hip-hop, R&B, and jazz, while artists gain a fair stage to showcase...

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in Shanghai
2025-10-05 08:31:42 · Translate

Best Food in Shanghai — Discover Where Locals and Expats Eat in Style 🍜

Shanghai is one of China’s most exciting food cities — a melting pot where East meets West and local flavors blend with international flair. Whether you’re new in town or a longtime resident, here are some of the best places and dishes to explore when hunger hits. 🥢 Must-Try Local Dishes Xiaolongbao (Soup Dumplings) – Steamed buns filled with hot broth and pork,...

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide added blog in Global Trends
2025-10-09 05:04:10 · Translate

Chinese Universities Face Scrutiny Over “Career Students” from Africa

A growing online debate in China has drawn attention to a small group of foreign students, including some from Africa, accused of staying in universities for years without completing their studies. The reports have sparked national discussion about fairness, scholarship rules, and the real purpose of international education. What Sparked the Debate A recent report in Chinese media described...

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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 Support @Hafrik added blog in Entrepreneur's Corner
2025-09-08 16:41:18 · Translate

Hafrik: Helping Foreigners in China Connect, Thrive, and Belong

Hafrik: The Digital Home for Foreigners in China A community-driven platform helping foreigners in China connect, thrive, and build bridges with Chinese society. What Is Hafrik? Hafrik is a lifestyle, business, and community platform designed specifically for foreigners living in China. Life in a new country comes with challenges — from language barriers to finding trusted services...

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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 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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