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Chinese restaurants have the reputation of being lively and jovial, but also very often “loud and boisterous”. On the dinner table is filled with warmth, joy and (usually loud) enthusiasm. This is also why Chinese people are crazy about eating hotpot! The local cuisines in all different areas in China can be drastically different, but hotpot is the “universal” food that is loved throughout China! The huge variety of food to choose from and the easy process let you prepare anywhere. People from all over China are always quickly drawn close to each other eating around the hotpot. If there are Chinese people living in your city, it’s very likely …

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When we talk about “national sports” of China, the first things that come to mind are Ping Pong (table tennis) and badminton. Skiing is quite an unconventional sport, and also one that has quite a high bar for most Chinese. Not only because of limitations in the natural climate and thus restrictions in the venues, but also that it is considered an extreme sport in China, which doesn’t help with its popularization. However, the 2022 Winter Olympics has piqued the interest of many. More people are thus willing to try out skiing. Number of skiing resorts have grown exponentially to 770 because of the surge of interest. As the ski …

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In China, 36% of people shop online at least once a week. Black Friday in the US, Singles’ Day in China – what’s the big difference? Black Friday is an event with 40 years of history under its belt, and it comes on the first Friday after Thanksgiving – just in time for Christmas sales. By comparison, Singles’ Day is relatively young: it has been established as a shopping holiday less than 10 years ago. How big is it, then? In 2019 alone, the number of shoppers on Singles’ Day reached 500 million! 36%的中国人每周至少网购一次。 美国有黑色星期五，中国有双十一购物节。 不同的是， 黑五已经40年了，但是双十一是中国近10年来新创造的一个节日。 而这个节日有多盛大呢？去年双十一的消费者已经突破了5亿。