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Contacting China Customs for drug question (medical)

r/中国·__SapphireBlue·about 5 hours ago
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#china#redditchina#want#allowed#contact

Hi, I want to ask customs if my specific drug that I need for Treatment is allowed in China and if yes, how much I am allowed to bring. Do you know an Email or Contact Form? I want to ask in writing, not per phone, as I want to have proof later.…

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Looking for Master's Courses in China (Pure Mathematics)

#china#redditchina#apply#mathematics#master

Hello, all! I am a soon-to-be Bachelor in Mathematics from Brazil, and I have been looking forward to try and apply for a Master's in China for Pure Mathematics. More specifically, for those who can help, in Algebra.…

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Are there any good men's fashion brands that incorporate Chinese artistic elements in their designs?

r/中国·Cool-Mix-7521·about 5 hours ago
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#china#redditchina#good#fashion#brands

Are there any good men's fashion brands that fuse Chinese traditional elements with modern clothing? Preferably something in activewear? submitted by /u/Cool-Mix-7521 [link] [comments]

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Trump said China was headed for ‘big trouble.’ Instead, its economy is growing faster than the U.S., and its deficits are pulling in the right direction

r/中国·fortune·about 5 hours ago
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#china#redditchina#trump#tariffs#president

When President Trump announced his tariff plan 18 months ago, he made it clear who he hoped would pay for the sharp end of the scheme: It wouldn’t be U.S. consumers; it would be foreign exporters who would “eat” the increased costs.…

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Agriculture and farming tours in China

r/中国·No-Bison5915·about 19 hours ago
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#china#redditchina#tours#humble#need

I’ve been very interested in going to a tour in China focusing on visiting farms and plantations and learning about production as a whole. But all the tours I’ve found are super expensive, like $2000+ for 8 days.…

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Is it normal to have an ‘exit fee’ on a job contract in China ?

r/中国·Loser-Back-Home·about 19 hours ago
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#china#redditchina#money#chinese#foreigner

I’m not Chinese. I’m a foreigner who would be coming to do some form of teaching. However, I don’t want to sign a contract with an exit fee. In my experience, it’s schools that take advantage of employees. We call it the ‘churn and burn’.…

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Do Chinese factories really discriminate on price against foreign-owned or overseas companies?

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I run an industrial chemicals company in Southeast Asia. Recently, I requested quotes from two suppliers: one was the manufacturer itself, and the other was a trading company. Surprisingly, both quoted exactly the same price!…

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