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💬Language
Chinese people would love to help you out if you need to, but the fact is that some people don’t speak English. So it will help a lot to ask for directions or order dishes if you can learn some simple Chinese phrases, such as "ni hao" for hello, "zai na li" for where is it, and "xie xie" for thank you.
A good Chinese translation app is a must-have if you are traveling in China independently. Whenever you need help, show the Chinese translation to the locals.
📶Free Wi-Fi
Luckily, China is a country that has embraced Wi-Fi, and you can find free Wi-Fi in most cities, public areas, hotels and restaurants. The best way to find Wi-Fi hotspots is to use a Wi-Fi map or search for "Wi-Fi near me" on your device.
🔌Power Plugs / Sockets in China
The common power voltage is 220 Volts 50 Hz AC, but in Taiwan, electronic devices often work with the electricity supply voltage of 110V/60Hz.
👕Respect Local Cultures
There are 56 ethnic groups living in China, each with their own traditions, cultures, and habits. Please respect their cultures and religions. At the same time, experiencing these things firsthand will make your trip more interesting and meaningful.
For example, when you visit a temple, wear long trousers, and don’t talk loudly or make jokes.
🔄Avoid Public Holidays
Our next tips for traveling to China – spring and autumn are the best seasons to come, especially if you struggle with the cold or hot. Most places in China are warm in spring and autumn. But you can expect more rainfall in spring than in autumn.
You also need to keep in mind that China is the most populated country in the world, and Chinese people love to travel during public holidays. It means that the travel cost is getting higher and there may be a shortage of flight tickets, train tickets and hotel rooms.
👛You don’t Have to Tip
In mainland China, tipping is generally not required, whether in hotels, restaurants, or some other places of entertainment and consumption. However, if the quality of service is particularly good, you may choose to give a tip as a token of appreciation and recognition for their service.
For the guides of your escorted tour in China, you can tip when you think the service is excellent.
🗣️Foreigners must abide by the laws and regulations of China whenwriting comments on social mediain China.
🚫Foreigners arenot allowed to photograph military installations, including buildings, sites, and facilities directly used by China for military purposes.
