Health Safety: Prepare a negative COVID-19 nucleic acid test report (within 48 hours of boarding). The report must include your full name (matching your passport), test time, method and negative result, plus the testing institution’s name and contact. A printed copy is required. Follow local epidemic prevention rules; report fever or other symptoms to health authorities or hotel staff promptly.

Document Safety: Keep your passport safe at all times—it is your key identification in China. Make digital and printed backups of your passport, visa (if applicable) and return tickets. In case of lost or stolen passports, report to local police immediately and contact your country’s embassy for replacement.

Property Safety: Be cautious in crowded areas (airports, scenic spots, public transport). Keep valuables (phones, wallets) secure and never leave them unattended. Avoid telecom fraud—ignore fake calls/messages claiming to be embassies or banks; do not share personal info or transfer money easily.

Laws & Regulations: Obey Chinese laws and social norms. Do not engage in activities inconsistent with your entry purpose (e.g., work without permission). Unauthorized work, study or news reporting is prohibited. Overstaying or illegal entry will result in penalties.

Emergency Response: Save these key contacts: China’s foreign affairs emergency hotline (+86-10-12308), local police (110), medical emergency (120). For lost documents or emergencies, contact your embassy/consulate promptly.

Additional Tips: Respect local customs and religious beliefs. Follow traffic rules (right-hand traffic). Choose formal service providers for high-risk activities (diving, hiking). Check weather warnings before traveling.

In short, following these precautions will ensure a safe and pleasant trip in China. Welcome to explore this beautiful country!