For a long time, I’ve wanted to create something meaningful, not just for myself, but for the community I live in. That dream gave birth to Hafrik - The foreigners hub in China. Hafrik is a platform built for foreigners living in China, a space where people can connect, share experiences, and find opportunities. Living abroad isn’t always easy, but with the right support system and community, it becomes a journey of growth and discovery. Through Hafrik, we are building that support system: a network that helps people feel at home, no matter how far away from home they are. This is my first official post here regarding my journey, and I’m excited to share this journey with you. I’ll be talking about what we’re building with Hafrik, my personal experiences, and the lessons that come with creating something for the community 👉 If you’re interested in community, growth, and cross-cultural experiences, I’d love to connect with you. #Hafrik #China #Community #ForeignersInChina #Growth

Focus on Your Calling - Stop Comparing Your Life With someone else. #LifeComparison #FocusOnYourCalling #RunYourRace #DontCompare

Sometimes the best opportunities are hidden in places you never planned to be.

If you could give one piece of advice to someone just arriving in China, what would it be?

Living in China is a journey full of surprises. Every challenge teaches me something new, from language barriers to finding my way around. Each small win is progress. Keep going, we’re all growing together. 💪🏽

Some cool interactive things kids can pay around with .

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🌍 Living Abroad Tip of the Day If you’re new to a country, start by finding the closest grocery store, hospital, and public transport hub. These three spots can make your first few weeks a lot easier. What’s the first place you usually look for when you move somewhere new? 🗺️👇 #Hafrik #LifeAbroad #ForeignersInChina #ExpatTips

💭 One thing I’ve learned about living in China, every day comes with a new surprise. Some days it’s amazing food, other days it’s a language struggle. 😂 What’s one thing China has taught you so far?

They've got about 50 drinks, mostly in the 80-100rmb range, and some Kentucky beers. There's several couches and low seating areas, a bar with space for twelve, and a few tables outside, plus jazz music on the stereo at a perfect volume. Simple and elegant, it's a good spot for a date.

Tiny counter restaurant with 20-something seats and a bold, experimental menu of Guizhou-influenced western food by group chef Blake Thornley.

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