Category: Expats in Haikou

China’s astronauts spent six days deep inside a cave in Chongqing, testing their physical and psychological limits in a unique training program designed to prepare crews for long‑duration space station missions and future lunar exploration …

A comprehensive 2026 guide to registering a company in Hainan, covering new address rules, compliance requirements, registration steps, and practical options for businesses with or without a physical office …

Explore Hainan’s intangible heritage through weekend workshops, traditional music, local crafts, and immersive cultural experiences across the island ...

China Post has officially issued its 2026 Bingwu Year (丙午年) zodiac stamps, marking the arrival of the Year of the Horse with a two-stamp special set ...

A dry cold air mass will bring cooler temperatures to Hainan from January 5–9, with clear skies, cool mornings and evenings, and elevated forest fire risk in some areas ...

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 ...