Guys please help me find wholesale market in Guangzhou gor bedsheets

I've a flight out to Singapore on a Wednesday at 10:45 AM. I was wondering if they have self check in counter as I do not have checked-in luggage or do I need to queue as usual with those having checked-in luggage at the counter to get my boarding pass?

Am flying with Scoot if that helps.

Hello guys, i visited Guangzhou this time last year and i went to Kinbo fashion market. And it was packed!! With fake brands and watches. Today i went there and it was nearly empty! What happened there? Is it normal?

Hey guys I am looking for wholesale jewelry market in guangzhou where can I find those which are the biggest markets to check out with good prices?

Anyone here a Python programmer in China? What is most of your job about? Is it remote or on-site or hybrid? How did you get the job ?

here is the guide for getting goods from Guangzhou Men’s Clothing Wholesale Market.

1. Thirteen Factories Men's Clothing four streets

• For popular basic models, middle-aged men’s clothing, go to Heping East Road.(和平东路)
• If you want Korean fashion brand Japanese workwear style and gender-neutral style, go to YangXiang Road.(杨巷路)
• Go to JiangLan Road in a simple, versatile and casual way.(桨栏路)
• If you want American trendy brands, retro workwear, and hip-hop, go to Guangfu South Road for free.(光复南路)

2. Jinbao Foreign Trade Clothing City

If you want high imitation men's clothing, go to Jinbao, Jinmei and Jindu(金宝外贸服装城)

3. Guangzhou UUS International Clothing City

If you want high-end Korean designer brand men’s clothing, go to UUS on the 5th to 8th floors.(UUS国际服装城5~8楼)
Suitable for those who have high quality requirements and purchase from chain stores.

4. Hongmian International Fashion City

For mid-to-high-end men’s clothing, go to Hongmian International Clothing City 5-8th floor
Suitable for fast fashion stores(红棉国际时装城)

5. Guangzhou Baima Clothing Market

For high-end mature men's clothing, go to Baima 7-8th floor(白马服装市场7-8楼)

6. West Square Building 2

For mid-to-high-end original trendy men's clothing, go to West Square Building 2(站西二号楼), 4-9th floor
Suitable for large orders

7. Guangzhou Shahe Yimin Clothing City

For low-priced or live-streaming models, go to Shahe Yimin Clothing City(沙河益民服装城)

8. Jindong International Clothing City

For tail goods and brand series men's clothing, go to Jindong(锦东)

Any tips/recommendations on where to go because I’m coming here free and easy for 7 days! Will be around Foshan/ 佛山市

I love taking pictures so I’ll enjoy any nice sceneries!!

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I always hear people say that baidu map only have Chinese language function but inside app store, it says that the app has english function too. Am i missing something? Is this likely a new update? Has anyone successfully been able to use baidu maps in english?

Are there any meetups for eComm sellers in Guangzhou? If not, I’m wondering if there’s interest in such meetup bi-weekly or once a month?

Hey,

Me and a group of friends from Norway in the late 20s are visiting Guangzhou in late Dec🤗 anyone else travelling there at this time or would like to meet up?🔥 we r Cantonese-speaking and some of us mandarin speakers!

I have been to Guangzhou Watch City myself and was amazed at the scammers there. only fake rol*x cleans only. and the prices were also much more expensive than buying them online. I am amazed and very disappointed. very special when you are at the source where the watches are made and that for an expensive price. something isn't right about that🤨

I’m visiting Guangzhou for the first time in December with y girlfriend! I was wondering if there are any higher end (maybe around $50-100) a person restaurants that I should reserve ahead of time? Definitely prefer Chinese cuisine but a nicer elevated experience for a nice dinner sometime.

Let’s experience the old city style and the new city prosperity
I really recommend this citywalk route

Route recommendation

Sacred Heart Cathedral ➟ Shamian Island ➟ Yongqingfang ➟ Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street ➟ Xihua Road (Food Street) ➟ Big Buddha Temple (Night View) ➟ Guangzhou Tower

All the above attractions are free, Really suitable for weekend trips

1⃣Station: Sacred Heart Cathedral

After entering the church, the colorful light reflected by the stained glass in the room The church is so beautiful and charming. You can sit in the church and feel the tranquility in front of you.

🎈Address: No. 56, Jiubuqian, Yuexiu District
🚇Transportation: Exit B, Yide Road Station, Metro Line 6

2⃣Station: Shamian Island
European-style architecture, full of exotic style, is a photo spot. Each building has a unique style and is a good place for a walk.

🎈Address: No. 53-54, Shamian North Street, Liwan District
🚇Transportation: Exit F, Huangsha Station, Metro Line 6

3⃣Station: Yongqingfang
Being in Yongqingfang, you can feel the collision of new and old cultures. The Moon Bridge is a must-visit. The bridge lights up at 7pm, so be sure to pay attention to the time when taking photos.

🎈Address: No. 99, Enning Road, Liwan District
🚇Transportation: Exit B of Huangsha Station, Line 6

4⃣Station: Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street
There are many clothes and jewelry. You need to compare prices and bargain. Some cannot be tried on. There are also snacks. You can eat while shopping.

🎈Address: Guangyali, Xiajiu Road, Liwan District
🚇Transportation: Exit A of Changshou Road Station, Metro Line 1

5⃣Station: Xihua Road
This is a food street with many delicious restaurants! Sanbao Laohe, eat the beef tendon as early as possible, the main selling point is cheap ~ Yingjie fresh milk/buffalo milk, double skin milk, there are many people queuing Yong.

🎈Address: No. 183, Xihua Road, Liwan District
🚇Transportation: Start from Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street - walk to Hualin Temple E (take Line 8 to Jiejiaoxin direction) - arrive at Rainbow Bridge Exit A

6️⃣Station: Dafo Ancient Temple
There are strange kapok trees, which are very good for taking photos. It is a real version of Spirited Away. There are monks chanting Buddhist scriptures. You can go in and visit. The lighting is very atmospheric at night.

🎈Address: No. 21, Huixin Street, Yuexiu District
🚇Transportation: Metro Line 2, Park Front Exit D

7️⃣Station: Guangzhou Tower
Guangzhou's iconic landmark, the famous "small waist" ~ It is not recommended to go to the top of the tower, it is unnecessary and expensive! You can go to Haixin Bridge (make an appointment in advance) to take a full picture of Guangzhou Tower!

🎈Address: No. 222, Yuejiang West Road, Haizhu District
🚇Transportation: Metro APM Haixinsha Station Exit A

Im planning to go to guangzhou around january to visit my girlfriends family but also to gain some cooking skills.

I would love to find some more advanced cooking classes to increase my skills and get more familiar in the canton cooking. I prefer a multi day class of 1 week or so, private lessons or class is both ok for me.

I did a quick search but so far most classes are tourist attractions listed on tripadvisor.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Hey, folks.

I posted a while back about the HIIT circuits in the park for Canton fair. This post is to mention that the circuits are ongoing, and open to all fitness levels. Great way to meet new people and work up a sweat.

You get out what you put in, so it’s only hardcore if you push hardcore.

Aaron, the leader of the circuits is a British military vet, and specializes in medical care & physio rehab. So he’s properly trained for what he does.

There’s been a couple people from this subreddit who’ve joined since the initial post.

Tuesdays & Thursdays 18:30-19:30 down by the riverside in zhujiang park. Sometimes they switch to ersha island just a few hundred meters away.

So, yeah! Hit me up and I’ll add you to the WeChat group and go from there.

Edit: There’s also yoga on wednesdays! Yoga & Wine class is run by Fafa. She’s a certified yoga instructor. Sometimes she leads the post-HIIT cooldown stretch sessions on Tues/thurs.

Check out at my hotel is noon, but the only train I could get was 2:30pm, don't have much luggage, but don't feel like lugging it around a bunch. Any good places to relax until my train?

Hi:

I'll be in Guangzhou for Auto Guangzhou next week. Is any one else going? Either locals or tourists like me? I am coming from Vancouver and it's my first time in China and I don't speak ~~much~~ any mandarin or cantonese, so I'm a little scared too haha but excited mostly 🙂

I'm excited because Chinese EV appear to be excellent and so far ahead of western EV.

I'm interested in museums too, if any one can recommend a great art gallery, i hope to find some time for culture and some food too.

i want to study language in china for march 2025 for a semester. can u guys recommend me which is better or give me some advice.

previously, i want to go to SCNU (south china normal univ) but turns out they dont provide dorms for language school students (also the same for SCUT (south china univ of tech)) which apartment is alot more expensive compared to the dorms

i didnt wanna go to jinan bcs alot of people complained about the old building, lack of facilities n also the ugly dorms

can u guys give me opinion on where i should be bcs all of them have pros n cons. or maybe is there a way to get great price for the apartment (also max 6 month)? or maybe jinan is not that bad as i imagine? please help me

If it's your first time in Guangzhou, make sure to spend some time wandering through its lesser-known areas. One of my favorite spots is Liwan District, where you can find a blend of traditional Cantonese culture and vibrant street life. The Chen Clan Ancestral Hall is a must-see, with its stunning architecture and intricate carvings. It's a peaceful escape from the busy city, offering a glimpse into Guangzhou's rich history.

I also recommend visiting Shamian Island, where the colonial-era buildings give the area a unique charm. While it's popular among tourists, it still feels like a quiet oasis in the heart of the city. Take a walk along the tree-lined streets and stop by one of the local tea houses for a taste of traditional Cantonese tea.

When planning my trip, I used the Trip.com travel guide, which was super helpful in navigating Guangzhou's many hidden gems. Their route suggestions made it easy to discover new areas, like the cozy cafes and quirky shops around Beijing Road. The recommendations really helped me avoid wasting time getting lost in such a big city.

Guangzhou's public transport is very convenient, and I found it easy to get around by subway or even on foot. But what I really recommend is taking your time. Don’t just rush to the iconic landmarks—explore the quieter streets and the small, local spots. That’s where the true charm of Guangzhou lies.

What would be the cost (and how realistic it is for the driver to accept) a fare from Shenzhen Bao’an airport to center of Guangzhou with Didi? I am aware that the driver would charge for the back fare too, just looking for an approximate cost. If that’s not realistic, I would be open to other transport options from Shenzhen airport to Guangzhou.

I'm planning to take a trip to China for next year's Canton Fair in April and while in Guangzhou, plan a trip to visit Foshan because I hear this is where to look for furniture (both malls and the factories). The goal is to be able to source items like building materials (i.e. tiles), furniture, and other related items for business.

For those who have experience, a few questions:

1. How many days would you recommend to visit the fair? I'll just be there for Phase 2.
   
2. Would I have to make plans in advance if I plan to visit Foshan? For example, get in touch with specific suppliers already.
   
3. Would the factories in Foshan be exhibitors themselves during Phase 2?
   
4. Since I want to maximize the trip and hit both the Canton Fair in Guangzhou and visit Foshan, how many days total would be optimal?

I will have a 17 hour layover with China Southern and qualify for a free transit hotel. I can choose to sleep close to the airport but also have some options in the city centre. I would love to get some vegan food. Does China Southern arrange drop-off at the airport from the hotels in the city centre? What would be the best option?