Economy
Since the reform and opening up, the Chinese government has achieved tremendous economic development in the past 40 years. The GDP has grown at an average annual rate of 9.5%, and it ranks second in the world, second only to the United States. The rapid expansion of industrial production capacity has earned the reputation of the world's factories. The rapid expansion of the middle class makes the strong consumption power. In today's China, world’s leading capacity in infrastructure construction, online shopping, efficient express delivery systems, and mobile payments have made it so much more convenient for people's lives.

Tourism

With the rapid development of the economy and the rapid expansion of the

middle class, the Chinese people have gradually taken tourism and vacation as

an important part of their lives. Fortunately, China has a long history of 5,000

years and a huge land area from the South China Sea. Siberia, from the East

China Sea to Central Asia, China has different natural landscapes such as

grasslands, snow mountains, plateaus, basins, beaches, mountains, etc. Almost every city has a large number of scenic spots, through developed aviation and

high-speed rail, highway system, let travel Become cheap and convenient.

Festivals
Chinese official holidays include New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Qingming
Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Labor holiday, Mid-Autumn Festival, National
holiday, Chongyang Festival and other festivals. Every traditional festival has its origins and unique customs. What's more interesting is that local people in
different regions celebrate them in different ways. And the unique climates and
food and activities bring much joy and unforgettable memories. In the three big
festivals of the Spring Festival and the Labor holiday and the National holiday,
China's transportation system needs to transport more than one entire European population and send people to where they want to go. If you want to know more about Chinese culture, the best way to understand it is to join into their festivals.

Food

Recently, the documentary "A Bite of China" which takes the fine foods as the theme has beaten many TV series, becoming extremely popular on the microblog and turning into the hottest topic. Chinese people are proud of the profound food

culture of China, and some even praise the documentary by saying that "it is a

best patriotic video."If you hear someone say I love Chinese food, he or she is

taking too much for granted. As a matter of fact, there is no such a simple thing

as the so-called Chinese food. A more accurate statement in this instance

should be such that expresses ones preference for a particular Chinese cuisine or a particular regional way of cooking. With a territory as large and a history as

long and complex as Chinas, it is inevitable that distinct regional differences in

cuisine have evolved over the course of centuries. Numerous factors are

involved in this inevitable distinction: geography, climate, transportation,

migration, influence from overseas cultures, etc.

Living Cost

A lot of people who has always wanted to relocate in China must be very interested in this topic, which can be the most important one influencing their will to

travel or not.

The cost of living in China depends on two facts: the city where you live and your lifestyle. If you are already provided with free accommodation, then 3,000 RMB

can be a standard number to support one person per month including

transportation, meals, utilities, groceries and sports and entertainments like

going to the cinema and KTV. However, if you like drinking whiskey and cola at

the bars in downtown and visiting clubs or pubs very often, then the

entertainment costs will  increase according to the frequency. Certainly living in

first tier cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen will be more

expensive in every way than second or third tier cities in China.

Now Chinese mobile phone packages from different service companies have all

included unlimited data package. In general, 100 RMB a month should be

enough, also including wifi, but depends on your use.

A meal could cost 8-16 RMB for a plate of fried rice or dumplings(jiaozi) or a big bowl of noodles with some vegetables or meat. If however you want to eat meat and fish regularly and visit fancy restaurants, prices will rise accordingly. So if

you like to cook, buying fresh food from local food market or supermarket will

save you a lot of money.

The subway and buses are also economical. 1-2 RMB for one trip by bus and

2-6 RMB by subway are very common in China. If you think taxi is expensive,

then ordering Didi(like Uber) is a good way to save time and money.

Security

China has the largest anti-terrorist force in the world, the armed police force,

which is spread across every city. The ubiquitous, rigorous security system,

real-time monitoring systems throughout the city and transportation systems

help the Chinese government reduce crime rates to incredible levels. Young

girls can walk in late-night cities without the danger of security. Mobile

payments everywhere moves China into a cashless society at a high speed,

indirectly causing the disappearance of thieves, because there is almost no

money to steal. Living in China, security has never been a problem that needs

serious consideration.

Transportation

You must have heard a word about transportation from your friends who have lived in China: the high-speed train.

High-speed rail (HSR) in China is the country's network of passenger-dedicated

railways designed for speeds of 250–350 km/h. It is the world's longest high

speed railway network and is also the most extensively used. In mid-2018, HSR extended to 30 of the country's 33 provincial-level administrative divisions and

almost reached 27,000 km in total length, accounting for about two-thirds of the world's high-speed rail tracks in commercial service. The HSR building boom

continues with the HSR network set to reach 38,000 km in 2025.

In the past, from the south to the north of China (Guiyang to Beijing for example) took 40 hours by slow train, but now it only takes 6 hours by bullet train, which is what our foreign friends call.

In recent years, the construction of high-speed railway well developed in China. High speed train not only boosts tourism, economic development, but also

changes lifestyle. Meeting friends and family members in different cities located

in different directions won’t be a problem at all. Because it’s very convenient for

people to travel and communicate by high-speed train, with less and less time on the road, and plus the comfortable environment and the beautiful scenery along

the way, experience on the high-speed train has become a fashion and

enjoyment. “Travel in China by high-speed train” is the commercial on the bullet

train from Chinese government.