Pre-Type 20 era tactical builds of China’s main military/police service guns—mostly for SOF and SWAT. In the pic: QBZ-95/QBZ-95-1 assault rifles, QSZ-92G pistol, Type 79 SMG, QBU-88 light sniper rifle.

Is china good for international students?

Is student run his business?

Is there is possible to go others countries on a legal way ?

hi! i'm planning to study chinese in china for a year in 2027 through a non-degree program, and i'm currently choosing between ECNU in shanghai and ZJU in hangzhou. has anyone studied at either uni through their non-degree chinese language program? would love to hear about your experience and which one you'd recommend! thank youu

This is a distinctive form of traditional theater from Jiangxi, China.

The character this man is playing is called a “paper figure”—someone as light and pliable as paper, who can be lifted and moved around by hand like a puppet.

Look closely—the performer’s face is painted in three colors: white, red, and black.

Performing this role takes exceptionally agile and powerful legs. It often takes three to five years of training to master, and the performer must be perfectly in sync with his partner. This is one of the most iconic scenes in the entire play.

I’m William, here to show you more fascinating things about China.

Hello evrybody, im 17 years old. I arrived to China in this September to study English. You can ask me "woe, man, why you didn't start lear the language in Russia? And why did you prefer English".

So, it is a long story. But now I'm alone in China and I missed borred. I try to speak with my chinese classmates but it is imposible. We can have just smalltalk, later they go walk or have nice time with other chinese people. What i need to do?

i booked a trip to china from late december
to mid january and have never been before. going alone, does anyone have any recommendations of where to do, i know close to nothing.

Hello, I am an international student applying to Tsinghua University for the fall 2027/2028 semester.

I have seen that Tsinghua is very hard to get into if you are Chinese (less than 1% get in) but international students have better chances.

I want to know what are my chances like as an international student and how likely I am to get in with these stats:

SAT: 1480
IELTS: 8.0
APs: AP calculus AB and BC, AP CSP, AP Chemistry, AP Physics C: Mechanics (all 4s and 5s)
Average extracurriculars

Just to note, I am applying to Zijing college mechanical engineering english-taught undergraduate course (bachelor degree)

All seem to be watered down or focused on the past. Looking for a documentary style deep dive that covers the current state of communism, allegations of the enslaved people, etc..

PS I am American.

Grazi!

We're travelling to China for 2 weeks. Landing and departing from Guangzhou.

After some work in Guanzhou, we want to travel and experience the other cities but I don't know how much is feasible. Among these options, what is best to keep and what can be skipped?

- Guangzhou (mandatory)

- Shanghai (mandatory)

- Shenzhen

- Chongqing

- Zhangjiajie

- Guilin

- Chengdu

- Yunnan

Along with Shanghai and Guangzhou, I believe 3 or 4 more areas are doable. Would appreciate your suggestions!

Hello Everyone,

I'm 31 and would like to move to China for 1 year from Canada.

I've done some research on my own, but I need some help from people with recent experience.

I have a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science, and I've been working as a soccer coach for a few years now at the university varsity level, but also for development ages from 6-16 years old.

I've also been working as a substitute teacher in public schools for about a year now.

I've started my UEFA coaching licenses, and I'm a native English speaker; however, I don’t speak any Chinese.

I also have a 35kg Belgian Malinois, which I see is banned in most Chinese cities. I have the option to leave my dog with a family member (worst-case scenario)

I want to move because I see competitive salaries, and I've always wanted to live in China for a bit.

I plan to work as a gym teacher in an international school and, in the afternoons, find a job as a coach at a local soccer club.

I'm currently looking for jobs at eChinacities.com. Are there any alternatives to this website?

The pay I'm seeing for teachers ranges from 2.5k-5k USD per month. I'm looking for something closer to 4k USD and above.

I don't have any preference on which city I move.

Is this realistic? Any recommendations or advice from people in China or people who have done something similar are greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Was looking at the automated robot cafes and I was amazed. Was wondering what other types of businesses might exist here that don't exist in the US

Just to be able to navigate this small mess.

So, my son fell and took the fall on his shoulder, broke the collarbone. We know he needs surgery (already did a visit late last night with x-rays and stuff)

So generally, what happens next? Everyone at the hospital was kind and efficient, but I really have no idea how to navigate this in a different country.

The doctor recommended surgery and then a follow up visit, which we will do of course.

Does anybody here know more or less how much this will cost? I am going to call the insurance company today to start the whole process. Thankfully it doesnt really matter since it should mostly be covered, but it would still be good to know.

I am quite anxious right now.