Tips to navigate China by Live Easy Team
21 day quarantine may now apply if you plan to arrive in Beijing. The measure comes amid news of overseas arrivals testing positive even after a 14-day quarantine had been completed. On December 14, an arrival from Hong Kong tested positive in Beijing two days after his quarantine period ended. On January 5, a British teacher who had previously tested negative after completing a 14-day quarantine period in Guangzhou ended up testing positive in Hangzhou.
Here are some key points of Beijing’s new ‘14+7’ quarantine policy:
To be frank, I was a newbie in the storage business just a year ago and the growing demand for this service (because of COVID-19) pushed me to study the industry from scratch. After a certain period of operations, it was satisfying to see how relieved people are knowing their stuffs sorted and stored safely. Since we are unable to help people looking for similar service outside Beijing, I decided to share the experience and knowledge we gathered to help you find the suitable storage experience in China.
The People’s Republic is definitely not the easiest country to navigate. Not only those Chinese characters are intimidating, but the Great Firewall of China also prevents anyone from accessing Google, Instagram, Whatsapp, Facebook, Line, Youtube, Wikipedia and most Western news/media sites.
At first sight, Beijing may seem like an uninhabitable city. Building blocks from the ’80s and ’90s adorn one side of the city and a sea of skyscraper adorn the other. In fact, this city that may seem barren at first, hides within it, plenty of picturesque green pockets. Now that I think about it, it shouldn’t really be a surprise considering how obsessed Chinese imperial families and scholars were with gardens.
COMING SOON!!!
Enter your e-mail below and get notified on the latest articles.