Sarah105 Mar 30, 2016

Are you upset about not being able to use some apps due to the Chinese internet restriction? Here is a list of some Chinese replacement apps that might help make your life easier. In the future, you could watch for RINGY's guidelines for these apps. (RINGY is a wechat official account that provides free instant interpretations by real human ... Read More>>

romeo_office Mar 09, 2015

Which indutries requries governmental approval for a WFOE setup?Until 2013, the industries require governmental approval are agriculture and waterforce, engergy, transportation,radio & telecom, machinery manufacturing (automobile & ship), ,light industry (tabacco), civil aircraft industry, city construction, social cause and finance ... Read More>>

romeo_office Mar 09, 2015

1 How long is the HK company BR-Business Registration Form is valid? It is valid for twelve months.2 Is there restrictions concerning HK company bank account opening? HK local banks have restrictions for some nationalities to open the bank account. Those countries are always under international sanction, e.g Iran, North Korea and Syria. Even ... Read More>>

maymore Jan 10, 2014

If you want to spend more time in China, want a multiple entry, or need to have a different visa type, you can - in many circumstances – apply within China. Renewing a foreign visa in China requires a bit more paperwork than other countries. This guide we’ll hopefully help speed up the process for you. About Tourist (L) Visa’s ... Read More>>

hemubhati Nov 07, 2013

China is an economic giant now, second only to the USA in wealth. Millions of expats from all across the world are therefore entering the country as jobholders or small entrepreneurs. However, most of them face some difficulty when it comes to the question of health. There are very few Chinese hospitals that are properly equipped as per Western ... Read More>>

littlemissmoo Sep 25, 2013

Boom! My 15 minutes of fame are over. Demoted from the hallowed "Featured Blog" spot, I will now linger in Community Blogs and be forgotten…or not!? To those who are still logging in for alien bits and bobs, I extend a big extraterrestrial hug. A special extraterrestrial hug goes out to my mother who was quick to point out that I misspelt ... Read More>>

sosolin86 Sep 22, 2013

Visiting popular tourists sites around China is always interesting, but sometimes it’s not the attraction itself that leaves an impression but the Chinese tourists you encountered there. That at least has been my experience from travelling in China. The first time I encountered throngs of Chinese tourists was at Jingshan Park in Beijing. ... Read More>>

arnieinchina May 25, 2013

If you are not okay with using squat toilets, (rural) China may not be for you. If you are not okay with having to dodge other people’s gob, are not okay with your neighbours above spitting onto your balcony or windows below, or are not okay with developing this practice yourself in the privacy of your own home as a result of the ... Read More>>

younga May 21, 2013

I flew to China to teach English in 2011. I taught in a quaint, rural University with a nearby village called Majia. I spent the first few months exploring, finding my way around the various vendors in the market place. After being there for 4 months, I became adventurous. Amongst the fish vendors, I noticed large frogs contained in a net. What ... Read More>>

DaqingDevil May 13, 2013

The central town square / park they have here across the road from my apartment block is the gathering place for the local community. At this town square there is a large upraised, concreted, rectangular central area. The area is floodlit and there is a small house like building in the middle of one of the longer sides of this rectangle and from ... Read More>>

mygoodadvice May 09, 2013

Hi there, If you are looking for an English teaching job in China, I hope you can read about the following: 1. Schools usually have two terms, one is from March 1 to the end of June and the other is from September 1 to the end of December, you may have to apply for them at the proper time. Right now it is time to apply for a job starting in ... Read More>>

90PercentTravel May 06, 2013

Today’s diary will take us to the most impressive and wild section of the Great Wall… forget about classical touristic path full of people fooling around and piling one onto the other one to take pictures on the most famous spots. Today there’s a big challenge waiting for us, but if it is true that the greatest joys come from ... Read More>>

jonnathan Apr 08, 2013

The creation of Chinas biggest exhibition center for Chinese products outside china will take place in the city of Cancun, Mexico, planned to start with the groundbreaking ceremony after the spring festival on February 2013 to be completed in its first stage of seven by May 2014.The proposed complex would house 3,040 showrooms, divided among 14 ... Read More>>

easyrider Mar 21, 2013

This has been something that’s been on my mind a lot of late. I recently met up with an old pal of mine who has been living in Switzerland for the past few years and I was really surprised when he told about the extent that Switzerland has had to adapt its tourist market for wealthy Chinese. He told me of little “China ... Read More>>

easyrider Mar 15, 2013

I’ve been in this gig for several years now and I can say it’s a pretty fun job most of the time. I have a pretty relaxed schedule, live in a pretty chilled out city and get a decent enough salary to live comfortably and make some considerable savings for potential travelling or whatever. It’s not such a bad life. In our ... Read More>>

OwainLW Mar 11, 2013

Being British, many people would assume that a love of good food isn’t something that stifles its way into my thoughts too often, and I would say that most of the time, they’re right. I like my curry, my pizza, my Cantonese…it’s all good but I’ve never been too fussy about exactly it is I eat (save for the fact ... Read More>>

darkstar1 Mar 08, 2013

I recall an evening roughly a year ago where I was with a group of friends heading back home after a night out in one of the many chilled out bars located around Beijing’s Gulou area. In a turn of events that would surely contradict any perception of construction safety anywhere outside of China, we were approached by these bar owners who ... Read More>>

Amazingchina Mar 07, 2013

My tears was full of my eyes, wet my face, again and again, My heart was touched by a great man with unordinary life, Jean Valjean, from a prisoner that is full of hate and despair, Turn into a brave man with kindness, forgiveness and love for humanity. Nowadays, where is another Jean Valjean ? I think we generation are still selfish, cold and ... Read More>>

OwainLW Mar 06, 2013

First things first, although living in China does provide me with enough annoyances and frustrations to keep me going until I’m well and truly in the grave, there are some things which keep me happy here and remind me of my decision to come to China in the first place. They usually revolve around aesthetic things such as food, landscape, ... Read More>>

darkstar1 Mar 04, 2013

I’ve been living in Beijing for a few years now, and though I don’t think it can quite claim to have full “international city” status in the why that Hong Kong or possibly Shanghai do, it’s still pretty modern and forward-thinking enough for a dumbass foreigner like me to maraud their way around relatively ... Read More>>

leonelle Mar 01, 2013

It is an unprecedented move for Chinese state TV to cover the execution of criminals live, especially when foreigners are involved, although the scenes of execution were not shown on the screen. Since CCTV is controlled by the Chinese authorities, there is no doubt that the green light was given by top government officials. It seems that the ... Read More>>

easyrider Mar 01, 2013

Well it’s been a couple of days and I’m back! Did you miss you me? Huh? Oh… Well whatever. I’ve got an afternoon off and it’s still pretty chilly outside so what better thing to do than share my expert (ahem) critiques of various Chinese beers I’ve sampled during my time here. Last time, I gave you a brief ... Read More>>

leonelle Feb 28, 2013

Bryant posted a photo of himself in a blue suit and the message: "Valentine's day sneaks ready to break Clippers hearts. Big game tonight." The message appeared on Friday, hours before his team, the Los Angeles Lakers, were to play the Clippers. Bryant, who is popular in China, already has at least 326,000 followers. Sina Weibo, which says it ... Read More>>

Bak2DFuture Feb 24, 2013

This is a link to an article I came across on FB :http://www.secretsofthefed.com/china-admits-pollution-linked-to-cancer-villages/I am in Maoming, and I am APPALLED at the fact that in our 3 major parks, a sewer rund through the middle of each and feeds the "lakes" Read More>>

easyrider Feb 21, 2013

Having only just the survived the festive onslaught which is Chinese New Year I can safely say that it’s an overrated festival for anyone who isn’t Chinese. At least Christmas, although it’s not necessarily a saving grace, has some commercial appeal that makes it a festival for everybody. How noise, more noise, explosions, more explosions, ... Read More>>