Tipping is not required in China and is not part of traditional Chinese culture. In most restaurants, taxis, hotels, and shops, tipping is neither expected nor encouraged. For private tour guides and drivers, tipping is optional and based on your satisfaction.

China is a mostly cashless country, and foreign travelers usually use WeChat Pay and Alipay to pay in cities. Here’s what you need to know:1.WeChat Payl Download the official app (iOS: App Store / Android: Google Play)l Sign up with your international phone numberl Link your credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard, Amex......

Yes, China is generally very safe for tourists. Violent crime is rare, and popular attractions and public areas are well monitored. Visitors should still take basic precautions, such as keeping an eye on personal belongings in crowded places.

First, according to legend, Chinese New Year originated from an ancient fight against the Nian, a fearsome creature that would appear each Lunar New Year's Eve to attack people and animals. To drive the beast away, villagers used red decorations, burned bamboo, lit candles, and dressed in red clothing. These customs have been preserved and passed down th......

The Four Major Official Religions in China: Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, and Christianity Religion in China is characterized by increasing diversity and openness to global influences. No single religion has ever dominated the country. Foreign religions, shaped over time by China's rich culture and traditions, have evolved into unique forms with distinct......