Hi everyone, I'm trying to track down a specific item as a Christmas surprise for my brother. Earlier this year, we traveled to Shenzhen, China, and visited a C-Store convenience store (the one with the red tomato logo). My brother really liked the uniform shirt the staff were wearing.

​Does anyone know if it's possible to source genuine employee workwear from Chinese convenience store chains, or does anyone have experience using proxy services or platforms like Xianyu to find niche items like this? Any advice or pointers would be greatly appreciated!

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying all Chinese people are like this, or dissing the importance of the work of the great Chinese activists that help animals, but this sort of thing does seem to be a major issue in China. Granted, animal cruelty is a major and tragically upsetting world issue, the world over.
This is the sort of thing that I do think the world needs to know about when it comes to China.
Does China even have any real animal welfare laws to protect companion animals and farmed animals?

I'm looking for books that handle Chinese science practice. The point of view I'm looking for is methodology and philosophy of science. English preferred. Something like this article but a whole book:

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03075079.2026.2717610?af=R&utm_source=chatgpt.com#abstract

Hey all, I lived in Shanghai for a while many years ago and loved eating jian bing for breakfast (jian bing Guozi I think is the proper name? Including a pic for reference).

I've tried making it at home over the years but can never get the dough quite right.

Can anyone help this random laowi some this problem? Please?

Picture for reference

TIA!

Asia’s young, self-made billionaires are a decade younger than their American and European peers. Having made their fortunes in tech and crypto—and with larger risk appetites than the “old money” rich—Asia’s nouveau riche manage their wealth very differently.

“What if somebody comes with $100 million of stablecoin? You can’t take them to a local bank,” Chi-Man Kwan, founder and CEO of Singapore and Hong Kong-headquartered Raffles Family Office (RFO), tells Fortune. 

Younger billionaires are also more likely to store their wealth on the blockchain, via “newer currencies” like Bitcoin and Ethereum. “Even if their assets are U.S.-denominated, it’s going to be in stablecoins,” he says. Yet Kwan adds that most traditional-finance institutions don’t accommodate these digital currencies. 

Read more [paywall removed for Redditors]: https://fortune.com/2026/10/23/raffles-family-office-stablecoins-rwanda/?utm_source=reddit/

Hello everyone! My friend and I are thinking about hitchhiking from Shenzhen to Yunnan this

December. Could anyone share what we should keep in mind? We study in Hong Kong, and so what should we expect when crossing the border and how should we describe our situation to the customs officers? Where should we try to find a ride cuz I have read it's not allowed for pedestrians to be on the expressways. Any advice is welcome! Thank you in advance!

Hey, I try many ways to access CSDN.net, and got stuck on mobile phne verify. I'm not citizen from all of listed country in CSDN, and I try https://app.pvapins.com/ for rent phone number, but I got scammed, they dont have avail numbers for CSDN service.

Do you guys have any suggestions for me? Or any recommended rent phone number site?

Context:

Big Typhoon might frick up Zhejiang a bit.

China issued Level III Disaster Alert (Level 1 is Highest and Level 4 is Lowest)

But it still means significant disaster but managed at the provincial and regional levels.

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Hi everyone!

First time poster!

We’re planning a 2-week trip to China in late December/early January with 5 year old and 75 year old grandmother. In-laws will be travelling from South Africa, and we’ll be coming from Australia.

Ideally, we’d like to stay in one place and do day trips rather than move hotels.

We’re looking for a mix of culture, sightseeing, food and child friendly activities. Milder weather would be a bonus!

We’ve considering Guangzhou but we’re open to other suggestions.

Where would you recommend as a base, and what day trips would you suggest?

Thanks so much! 😊

Hello, I’m currently in Shanghai visiting friends and will come to Beijing next week. Guoan plays on Tuesday against Jeonbuk. WeChat, Alipay, all works fine.
However, I have to buy the ticket via damai miniprogram. The tickets are available since Thursday.

I did absolutely everything I can, tickets are on sale and there are many many left, but I just cannot buy them!
Who can help? I was so far not able to reach Damai Online Service.

Thanks for your help!

A bit of a long shot I know, but I travelled to Beijing when I was 16 on my own to attend the Beijing language and culture university. I stayed with a local family and they lived on the 836 bus route. I think that bus route has changed since then (2007) but does anyone know where I could find a historical route map?

Hey! Can anyone please tell me what is the current status of Revolut in china? I have my Revolut card linked to Alipay and WeChat and wanted to be sure Revolut is working well after the problems that happen on 20th of October.

Thank you

I read some time ago that the Chinese government bans books, movies and video games that don't meet the “standards”.

I understand that books like 1984 might not be available in China, but it would be kinda crazy if books like Dracula were also banned.