Month Avg High (℃/℉) Avg Low (℃/℉) Avg Humidity Clothing Suggestion Jan 8℃ (46.4℉) 1℃ (33.8℉) 68% Cold and damp. Wear medium to thick jackets, sweaters, long pants, and scarves. Layering is recommende…
Read moreMonth Avg High (℃/℉) Avg Low (℃/℉) Avg Humidity Clothing Suggestion Jan 1.8℃ (35.2℉) -8.4℃ (16.9℉) 44% Very cold and dry. Wear thick winter coats, down jackets, sweaters, thermal layers, scarves, glov…
Read moreWhen traveling in China, receipts—or fāpiào—aren’t just proof of purchase. They can be essential in many situations, from lost items and returns to reimbursements and disputes. Here’s why receipts mat…
Read moreTicket BookingAll plane and high-speed train tickets in China require real-name registration. You’ll need your passport to pick up tickets or scan it to enter the station. It’s generally safer to book…
Read moreIf you’re traveling to China, it’s important to know that tipping isn’t a big part of local culture—quite different from what you might be used to in the U.S. or Europe. In most everyday situations—re…
Read moreOnline ShoppingMany online platforms in China, like Tmall and JD.com, offer international shipping, making it easier for tourists to buy products while traveling. Popular Chinese E-commerce Websites: …
Read moreIf you’re planning to rent a car in China, there are several well-known companies and platforms that cater to different travel needs and budgets. Here’s a quick guide to the most popular choices: Hert…
Read moreIf you’re planning to drive in China—whether renting a car or joining a self-drive tour—it’s important to understand the local rules and be prepared. Here are some practical tips that will save you a …
Read moreA Temporary Driving Permit is a short-term license that allows foreign visitors to legally drive in China. If you’re planning to rent a car or bring your own vehicle during your trip, you can’t rely o…
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