You may have seen headlines about new VAT regulations coming into effect in China from January 1, 2026. For many foreigners living and working in China, the immediate question is “Does this affect me — and if so, how?” Here’s the short, simple answer ...

An overview of the major Chinese regulations which came into effect on January 1, 2026, including tax changes, property VAT exemptions, credit repair, kindergarten fees, drone penalties, EV energy‑consumption standards, cybersecurity updates, and civil case reforms …

China’s 2026 public holiday schedule, including Spring Festival, Labour Day, National Day, and official make-up workdays ...

Several roads in Haikou will be subject to temporary traffic controls on December 31, 2025, due to a large New Year’s Eve concert being held in the city ...

Hainan Airlines has launched a direct Haikou–Hanoi route, with three weekly flights and a short evening schedule, offering a practical option for Spring Festival 2026 travel ...

China has released a new national standard for secure data erasure on phones and computers, aiming to reduce privacy risks in second-hand electronics ...

Submit photos of incorrect or awkward English on public signs in Hainan and suggest improvements. Top contributors can win a stay at Hilton Haikou ...

The Yingdun archaeological site in Sanya’s Haitang District offers well-preserved evidence of Neolithic coastal settlement, including shell middens, pottery fragments, and stone tools dating back over 6,000 years ...

Faster e-bikes, delivery pressure, and rising accidents pushed China to tighten the rules. A clear look at what changed in 2025 ...