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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide agregó una foto in Shanghai
2025-10-05 08:31:42 · Translate

Best Food in Shanghai — Discover Where Locals and Expats Eat in Style 🍜

Shanghai is one of China’s most exciting food cities — a melting pot where East meets West and local flavors blend with international flair. Whether you’re new in town or a longtime resident, here are some of the best places and dishes to explore when hunger hits. 🥢 Must-Try Local Dishes Xiaolongbao (Soup Dumplings) – Steamed buns filled with hot broth and pork,...

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Godwin Ubani @Godwin agregó una foto in Jobs & Career
2025-09-01 16:09:22 · Translate

International Brand Sales Specialist – Shanghai

International Brand Sales Specialist – Shanghai • Company: thecoolhunter • Type: Full-time, office-based • Location: Shanghai (only applicants currently in Shanghai) • Salary: Not disclosed About the Role thecoolhunter is seeking an International Brand Sales Specialist to manage client relations, sales coordination, and brand communication. The role involves:...

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Hafrik Guide @HafrikGuide agregó una foto in Shanghai
2025-10-26 04:26:59 · Translate

Shanghai Launches New Visa and Immigration Services for Foreign Exhibitors

The Shanghai Public Security Bureau (PSB) has rolled out new measures to make it easier for foreigners to attend and do business during the China International Import Expo (CIIE). These updates improve visa access, registration, and mobility around the event. 1. Electronic Port Visa System For the first time, Shanghai has introduced an electronic port visa system for foreign exhibitors and...

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Hafrik Support @Hafrik agregó una foto in Shanghai 🇨🇳 Hafrik China
2026-01-14 13:43:57 · Translate

Why an App Called “死了么 (Did I Die?)” Suddenly Went Viral on Chinese Social Media

An app with the very blunt name "死了么 (Did I Die?)" somehow climbed to the top of China's paid App Store charts this week, and yes, people have a lot to say about it. The name alone does half the work. In Chinese, "死了么" clearly riffs on "饿了么", one of the country's biggest food delivery apps. It's the kind of wordplay that makes you pause, laugh a little, then feel slightly weird about laughing....

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