Discover “Fruit Freedom” in ChinaIn China, the term “fruit freedom” is a playful way to describe just how easy it is to enjoy a wide variety of fresh fruits all year round. Fruits are abundant, afford…
Read moreSeating ArrangementIn China, seating is taken seriously. Elders, hosts, or people of high status usually sit in the “main seat” facing the door, and guests sit according to rank. In many Western count…
Read more1. Table MannersChopstick Etiquette Respect for Elders Seating Arrangements 2. Food CultureDon’t Waste Food No Picking or Mixing 3. Religious and Personal Dietary RestrictionsMuslims Buddhists Ethnic …
Read moreChina’s night markets are hands-down the best place to experience local life and authentic flavors. As the sun sets, streets light up with vibrant colors, and the air fills with the irresistible aroma…
Read moreThe 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…
Read moreChina’s Bars and Nightclubs: A Unique Nightlife Experience for Travelers Over the past decade, China’s bars and nightclubs have grown rapidly. From international megacities like Beijing and Shanghai t…
Read more1. 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….
Read more1. 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…
Read moreOverall, 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…
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