In China, more and more places now have both squat toilets and Western-style toilets. But don’t be surprised—you’ll still run into the “little ones,” especially in rural areas. Want to avoid that awkw…
Read moreTraveling to China? Staying connected is essential, and the easiest way is by using a local SIM card. China has three major carriers: China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom. Here’s everything y…
Read moreWhen traveling in mainland China, some websites and services may not be directly accessible, such as: It’s a good idea to install and test a VPN on your phone before you arrive. Here are some reliable…
Read moreGlobal Website Chinese Alternatives Google Baidu YouTube iQIYI, Douyin Facebook Weibo Instagram Xiaohongshu, Douyin Twitter Weibo WhatsApp WeChat Google Maps Amap, Baidu Map Gmail 163 Mail Amazon JD.c…
Read moreWhat is a Chinese Virtual Phone Number? A Chinese virtual phone number is a cloud-based phone service that gives you a real Chinese number (+86) without needing a physical SIM card or even being in Ch…
Read more1.Do Foreigners Need to Apply in Advance for Visa-Free Entry to China?If you meet the requirements for China’s visa-free policy, you do not need to apply at a Chinese embassy or consulate in advance. …
Read moreBefore filling out the arrival card for China, make sure you have the following ready: How to Fill Out the Arrival Card There are three main ways for foreigners to fill out the Chinese arrival card: A…
Read moreWhen you arrive in China, you’ll need to fill out a Foreign Arrival Card. You can do this in three ways: on paper, at a self-service kiosk, or online for quick on-site printing. Here’s a step-by-step …
Read moreChina now offers a 240-hour (10-day) visa-free transit policy to travelers from 55 countries, including the United States, the UK, Russia, Canada, Australia, Japan, and many more. If you hold a valid …
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