I have a whole community of people in love with Painting and Sipping every month.
Come join us and have a fun time at Tori-Ji Restaurant in Shanghai.

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Hit me up for your painting Kit, you don’t have to be a professional artist but with this you can become one 🤗

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Cher Hafrik community, 🌍 vita studentica at Chinese universities – facio narratonem personalem ex recentia experientia.

Hoc hebdomada, comitialis curricula etiam etiam potaremus in auditorium. Can it be more 'Silicon Valley' than this? 🤔 But exactement, non Silicon Valley – Shenzhen! Horis ab orarum circumflessione, forma divisio sit unica. In hac unast universitatis aliqua Africanorum discipulis summus vigiles autem hodie in foro meeting collegii. Tristis! Sed nonno ebriatio, unus eorum nos ostendit WeChat mini-program ut momento interrear et discere potest. Vox facili! Iam etiam considerabo – quomodo faciamus vigiles meliores. Nonne ego inter vos Africae discipulor?

Quid vos? An forte experientia simillam habetis? Vel quercor tuarum perceptio. Pro cena ne dubitare invitere – discourses domestivitatis erga! #ChinaTech #SiliconValley

Listen, managing WeChat outside China isn’t a walk in the park. One trick? Switch settings to 'English' if your Chinese isn’t up to scratch. Less confusion, more efficiency. 😏 #SurvivingWeChat # LanguageBar

They want you to learn 'hello' and 'thank you' and feel accomplished. Meanwhile your competitors are negotiating payment terms in Mandarin and shaving 15% off unit costs. Step 1: Audit how many WeChat messages you ignored this month because they weren't in English. Step 2: What's the actual ROI on stopping at beginner level vs pushing to conversational fluency? 📦
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WhatsApp/Instagram/Google in China 🇨🇳 – What’s working for you?

Just arrived or planning a trip? Here’s the real deal on staying connected:

🔴 The Block
WhatsApp, Instagram, Google (Maps, Gmail, Drive), Facebook, and X are blocked here without a stable connection tool. Don’t panic—it’s manageable.

🟢 What actually works:
WeChat = Everything (chat, pay, mini-apps, life)
Baidu Maps > Google Maps for local navigation (Chinese/English available)
Outlook/Hotmail usually works without issues for email
Bing works for search (international version)
Apple Maps works if you have iPhone

💡 Pro tips:
- Download a VPN before you arrive (if you go that route—test a few, they vary by city/ISP)
- International roaming: from your home SIM sometimes bypasses blocks (but check data costs!)
- Alipay or WeChat Pay are essential—way more important than Instagram access 😅

🤔 My question to you:
What’s your setup? VPN, roaming, or full "going local" with Chinese apps? Any apps surprisingly working better than expected?

Drop your tips below for the new arrivals! 👇

#ChinaLife #ExpatTips #Tech #NewInChina #DigitalNomad

Yo, made new friends, it was quite easy making new connections, not just people to talk to, but people with various possible opportunities to offer. With this 3 things you could connect quickly when you meet new people, remember in china, and basically anywhere in the world, to be ahead you need people who know more than you do in such a field or pursuit.
1 - when you say hi/hello ( basically greetings) remember to comment on something they're wearing or something you could highlight about them. eg " hi, good day, I love this blazers though, looking real good" then your name and blah blah blah you go on
2 - make sure you have quality questions planned always, (create a frame work) many people don't have any sort of frame work, they say " just go with the flow" as much as this sounds doable, make sure you have a framework, eg firstly ask where they're from, second, their name, then repeat Thier name twice and up to 4 times in the conversation ( very important).
And lastly but not the least
3 - ask about what they do, and listen like your life depends on it, then you can ask if you could take a picture, (after the whole discussion though) then ask for their WeChat/WhatsApp so you could send it to them, remember you are trying to build a connection, so enjoy the whole thing👋,
Give us some of your guidelines on how to reach out to some new.

Job Title: Logistics Manager

Job Summary:
We are seeking a proactive and detail-oriented Logistics Manager to oversee our daily logistics operations. The ideal candidate will be responsible for managing warehouse activities, ensuring accurate inventory tracking, supervising packaging processes, and maintaining strong communication with clients.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee and manage warehouse operations efficiently
• Maintain accurate inventory records and ensure proper stock control
• Supervise packaging processes to ensure quality and timely dispatch
• Communicate effectively with clients regarding shipments and logistics updates

Working Hours:
• Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Days: Monday to Saturday

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree (BSc) with a minimum of 2 years relevant work experience, or a Master’s degree (MSc)
• Ability to speak and understand basic Chinese (Mandarin) is required
• Strong work ethic and willingness to grow within a startup environment
• Ability to work under pressure and handle multiple tasks efficiently
• Good communication and organizational skills

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📢 Damis Kitchen is Hiring
Customer Rep / Cashier
Handle orders (calls, WeChat & WhatsApp), assist walk-in customers, and confirm payments.

Waiter / Waitress
Take and serve orders, attend to customers, and keep the restaurant clean.

Kitchen Assistant / Cook
Prepare breakfast and support the head cook with food prep.

📞 Call: 19874516431
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Am new in china I just got my working visa but am yet to receive any contract to advertise to company’s link me update if there’s one WeChat is Global1759 24/7 ready to work

I was on a wechat group today and i saw a voice message of someone saying that Guangzhou has stopped doing extensions for Africans there, meanwhile i was planning to extend my visa there next month someone should please advice me on what to do next i dont want to be hooked or get overstay.

Supporting Foreigners With Real Solutions.
So Earlier today, a foreign entrepreneur reached out in our community asking for a trusted service in Shenzhen that could translate academic degrees into Chinese and provide an official stamped translation. This is a common requirement for work permits, company registration, school applications, and other official processes in China, yet it’s often hard for foreigners to find reliable providers.

Our support team responded immediately to understand her location and exact need. After checking our existing contacts in Shenzhen, we were able to recommend a verified translation company that specializes in official academic document translations accepted by Chinese authorities.

Recommended Company Details:
• Company Name: New World Translation
• Service: Academic degree translation with official stamp
• City: Shenzhen
• WeChat ID: XSJHR2004

The contact was shared directly in the group so she could reach out without delays or uncertainty.

This is a simple example of how the community works. When someone has a real need, we connect them to real solutions using trusted contacts. No guessing, no unnecessary back and forth, just practical help that saves time and stress.

We’ll continue to support foreigners and entrepreneurs by sharing verified information and contacts that make life and business in China easier.

How to Order Food in China Without Speaking Perfect Chinese (Works 99% of the Time)
Step 1: Open WeChat/Dianping/Alipay
Step 2: Scan the QR code on the table (almost every restaurant has one)
Step 3: Menu pops up with photos + English/translation
Step 4: Point at pictures, choose, pay instantly
Step 5: Food arrives in 5–10 mins. No talking needed 😂
Bonus hack: If there’s no QR code, open your camera, point at the Chinese menu, and use the built-in translator (WeChat & Alipay both have it). Magic.
I used to be terrified of ordering. Now I eat like a local every day.
What’s your best food-ordering hack in China? Drop it in the comments! 👇
#TalkTuesday #HafrikInsights #ChinaSurvivalTips

The One Sentence That Unlocked Real Chinese Friendships
Before: “Nǐ hǎo” → conversation dead in 3 seconds.
Now I say:
“能教我一句地道的中文吗？”
(Can you teach me one authentic Chinese sentence?)
People light up, teach me slang, add me on WeChat, invite me to dinner. Works 100% of the time.
Try it this week and thank me later 😏
What’s your best phrase for making Chinese friends? Comment below!
#TalkTuesday #HafrikInsights #LearnChinese

Importing from China just got easier! 🇨🇳
If you’ve ever wanted to import from China without stress or costly mistakes, this is for you.
Akinship Global breaks it down step by step — including a simple WeChat trick that’ll save you time and money.

Tap in, learn the hack, and thank us later!
📦✨

#ChinaImport #Importation #ImportationFromChina #AkinshipGlobal #MiniImportationBusiness #MadeInChina #BusinessTips #WeChatBusiness

☕ Where Do You Go to Unwind in Your City?
Life in China can move so fast — new faces, new food, new routines.
But everyone needs that one spot where they can slow down, recharge, and just breathe. 🌿

For some, it’s a quiet café with jazz music and milk tea.
For others, it’s a night walk along the Pearl River, a small African restaurant, or even a WeChat group full of familiar names.

Where’s your go-to place to unwind in your city?
📍Drop the name or short description below — let’s build a community list of the best chill spots across Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Beijing, and beyond.

✨ Whether it’s a park, a rooftop, or a late-night market, someone in your city might just need that same space too.

#HafrikPlaces #ForeignersInChina #WeekendVibes #HafrikLife #HafrikCommunity