Year: 2019

Shanghai’s MONEY & BANKING

Shanghai’s MONEY & BANKING

Posted by | Dec 29, 2019 | |

Banking in Shanghai is easier than it used to be, but it can be complex and time consuming without the right guidance.   Finance It is always more complicated to organise and maintain your home finances from abroad. For any monthly payments, such as to credit card companies, arrange for online payments and banking. It is easy to forget monthly tasks from a new home. Check the status of your taxes and pension plans and make the necessary arrangements for these to be processed while you are away. Contact your bank to get details on procedures for transferring money...

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Development of Shanghai’s Transportation in 2019 and Ahead

Development of Shanghai’s Transportation in 2019 and Ahead

Posted by | Dec 29, 2019 | , |

Within 3 decades, Shanghai has transformed into one of the most futuristic cities in the world. Chinese New Year is on the extent, the city will continue to flourish with many projects set to improve the way we live. Therefore, we will take a look at some of the latest developments around the city and how will they affect life in Shanghai? Let's discover as we examine into transportation, urban planning and city-wide leads prepared for 2019 and beyond. The Shanghai's metro subway network stretches across 588 kilometres and is currently the longest in the world. The aim is...

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Shanghai Beginner’s Guide: How To Survive And Prosper In The City

Shanghai Beginner’s Guide: How To Survive And Prosper In The City

Posted by | Dec 28, 2019 | , , |

The revolving door never stops. Prepare for adventure and debasement. Our team of aging expats / lifers are here to answer all those crucial questions racing through your FOB brain. This is the knowledge train. And remember, how you act here affects how people view all laowai, so follow the golden rule. We've divided this into three sections: 1) The First 48 Hours: Basic stuff like getting a SIM card, registering with the police, and finding an apartment. 2) Longer Term: Here we cover topics like learning Chinese, joining a gym, meeting people, going out, and making friends. 3)...

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High-Speed Train in China (Bullet Train)

High-Speed Train in China (Bullet Train)

Posted by | Dec 23, 2019 | |

China high-speed trains, also known as bullet trains, have a running speed of 200 to 350 kph (124 to 217 mph). They are popular for their punctuality,comfort and safety, and they are the most convenient way of traveling around China. China high-speed trains can be categorized into three types: G, D and C-category trains, with different running speeds. The appearance and facilities inside of G, D and C trains are similar, all modern and well-maintained.   China High-Speed Rail Map/Network Currently, 30 of China's 33 provincial-level administratve divisions have opened high-speed railways. China has the world's longest high-speed railway network. By the end of...

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[How To]: Buy Train Tickets in Shanghai

[How To]: Buy Train Tickets in Shanghai

Posted by | Dec 11, 2019 | , , |

China has one of the world's greatest rail networks. The days of the green and yellow sleeper trains and five-day journeys across the country are long gone, with the high-speed rail network now connecting almost every corner of the country. The trip to Suzhou has been cut to less than 30 minutes, and the trip to Hangzhou, which takes three hours to drive, is just 45 minutes on the bullet train. There's no stopping China's infrastructure expansion, and there shouldn't be: the country is newly accessible and convenient in a way it's never been before. But how to get...

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