Category Daily Life

The cost of a meal in China can vary a lot depending on the city, the type of restaurant, and the dishes you order. Street food is usually the most affordable option — you can enjoy a lot of local fla…

1. History & Cultural Background China:China is the birthplace of tea, with a history spanning thousands of years. Tea isn’t just a drink here—it’s part of rituals, philosophy, and health culture….

1. Religious DiversityChina is a country with many ethnic groups and a wide variety of religions. The law guarantees freedom of religious belief. Major religions include: 2. Etiquette in Religious Pla…

Overall, China is very welcoming to foreign visitors. In most cities, locals are eager to help and genuinely hospitable. Whether you’re in a bustling metropolis or a small town, you’ll often be greete…

Baijiu – China’s National Spirit What it is: Baijiu is China’s most iconic liquor. It’s a strong distilled spirit, clear and colorless, a bit like Western liquors, but with a completely unique flavor….

1.Overview English education in China started relatively early, and especially since the economic reforms of the 1980s, English has become a mandatory subject in schools. Today, most young people in c…

If you’re a smoker planning to travel in China, it’s essential to understand and follow the local smoking rules. Not only will this help you avoid fines, but it will also make your trip smoother and m…

Youth CultureYoung people in China are very tuned in to fashion, music, movies, and trends. Subcultures like anime (ACG) and K-pop have a huge influence on them. In big cities, you’ll often find trend…

1. First Meetings and Forms of Address Handshakes Are StandardIn business or formal settings, handshakes are the most common way to greet someone. A firm but moderate handshake is perfect. How to Addr…