Have you been interested in learning Mandarin Chinese recently, but have no idea how to start with it? This article is for all beginners and learners who want to learn Chinese but don’t know quite how to start. Enjoy it. 1. Determine if Learning Mandarin Chinese is Right for You Chinese is a fun and

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread all over the world, anyone returning to China is still required to undergo 14 days of quarantine. Understandably, those who haven’t experienced quarantine in China before are anxious to know what it’s like. Me and my friend recently completed our own quarantine after returning from Thailand and I wanted to

Rule changes for passengers traveling to China have been announced by several Chinese embassies over the past few days. People traveling to China from certain countries, including the UK, the US, Canada, Ireland, France, Spain, Italy and Poland, will now require a negative coronavirus test within 48 hours of travel, instead of the previous five

Beijing is to allow in a select number of international flights again after a five-month ban. China’s Civil Aviation Administration announced on Wednesday (09.09.2020) that flights from eight countries will be allowed to land in the capital from today. The countries are Canada, Denmark, Austria, Sweden, Greece, Pakistan, Thailand, and Cambodia, all of which have

Foreign teachers in China will be able to take on part-time work if new draft measures formulated by the government are approved. Hired in China reports that China’s Ministry of Education, together with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Public Security, and the Ministry of Science and Technology, are working together to improve the current system and

For Daniel Nalesnik, founder of Hack Chinese, moving to Hong Kong from the United States was an experience with two sides: moments that were eerily similar to the ones he had back home (on the other side of the planet), and those that were wildly unexpected. In this article, he shares his impressions of the

On August 10, the Chinese Embassy in Denmark announced that citizens of the following European countries can now return to China: Albania, Ireland, Estonia, Austria, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Belgium, Iceland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, Denmark, Germany, France, Finland, Netherlands, Montenegro, Czech Republic, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Romania, Malta, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, Serbia, Cyprus, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,

China is by all standards, the world’s largest economy, and it doesn’t look this is stopping soon because it is still growing. With extensive markets, the demand for labor is continually on the rise; this has made China one of the most sought-after places to work. Interested in working in China? Read on to find

Authorities in Beijing have locked down residential compounds and fired officials over a new Covid-19 outbreak, as health officials warned the risk of the outbreak worsening was “very high”. On Monday, authorities announced 49 new cases, 36 of which were linked to the Xinfadi seafood supermarket in Beijing’s southern Fengtai district. The wholesale market was

You’re always going to come across cultural differences when working in any foreign country. Some of these are obvious, while others are so subtle you might not even realize you screwed up. Below is an overview of some of the most common and innocuous mistakes foreigners make when working in China. 1. Contradicting your boss in front of