Chinese digital nomads’ shifting landscapes
Two Hainan cities, emerging havens for the increasing group of remote workers, are also reaping economic benefits, in Haikou.
Chen Bowen
Rain wreaks havoc again in China’s Hainan province
Multiple cities and counties experienced sustained heavy rainfall on Monday of between 150 to 200 millimeters, triggering road closures and class suspensions in many areas.
20,000 youth unite for post-typhoon reconstruction in Hainan
Super Typhoon Yagi ravaged Hainan province on Friday, September 6, causing significant damage to facilities at universities in Haikou and disrupting daily activities for teachers…
Hainan mobilises for post-disaster recovery, reconstruction
The entire Hainan province is uniting efforts to accelerate post-disaster recovery and reconstruction following the impact of Super Typhoon Yagi.
Shipwrecks off Hainan offer up their treasures
The shipwrecks were discovered in October 2022 and traced back to the middle of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).
A place where young people can shine
The Kindergarten Without Walls sounds like the ultimate dream for any child — no tuition, no rules, no barriers or enrollment requirements.
China’s night time economy on cusp of big growth
The period between 6 pm and 10 pm is now deemed by many as the golden hours of the nighttime economy which links with links with almost all walks of life, especially the consumer…
Hainan resumes visa-free travel policy
The policy, covering tourists from 59 countries, was implemented in 2018 but had been suspended due to the pandemic since March 28, 2020.
World’s largest duty-free complex opens in Hainan
Located near the key transportation hub of Haikou, the shopping mecca covers an area of 280,000 square meters and features more than 800 notable brands.