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Golden Week isn’t just a local holiday — it’s also a special time for foreigners living in China. From exploring new cities to enjoying cultural festivals, expats find unique ways to make the most of the 7-day break. Here are some community picks and ideas from fellow foreigners: π Joining Local Celebrations Many expats love to take part in fireworks shows, parades, and...
Doing Business in China 2025 is designed to introduce the fundamentals of investing in China. Compiled by the professionals at Dezan Shira & Associates in December 2024, this comprehensive guide is designed to let foreign investors get familiar with the changes happening in China’s business landscape and explore new methods of doing business in and with China—to identify areas...
Chinese Learning – Class 1: Greetings and Introductions Welcome to our Chinese learning series! In this first class, we’ll focus on the basics: greetings and introductions. π Common Greetings δ½ ε₯½ (nΗ hΗo) – Hello ζ©δΈε₯½ (zΗoshang hΗo) – Good morning ζδΈε₯½ (wΗnshàng hΗo) – Good evening εθ§ (zàijiàn) – Goodbye π Introducing Yourself...
Just as important as saying hello is knowing how to say goodbye. In Chinese, the most common phrase is εθ§ (Zàijiàn), which literally means “see you again.” π Common Ways to Say Goodbye εθ§ (Zàijiàn) — Goodbye / See you again ζζ (Bàibài) — Bye-bye (casual, borrowed from English) εε€΄θ§ (Huítóu jiàn)...
Ever booked a hotel in China, rolled in with your suitcase all excited, only to hear that dreaded line: “Sorry, we’re not qualified to accept foreigners”? Yeah… me too. Awful. It’s been repeated so often it might as well be part of the hotel’s welcome script when a foreigner walks in. And the reason they give? “According to the law…” Well,...