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A bustling evening market where vendors sell skewers, fried snacks, pancakes, sweets, and local specialties — ideal for sampling a range of dishes affordably.

A lively morning market with fresh produce, baozi, soy milk, and steamed buns; a good place to try traditional breakfast items and observe local routines.

A nod or brief handshake is common. Use formal language with elders and address people by family name plus title when appropriate. Showing respect to elders is important.

Wait to be seated, allow elders to pick food first, and avoid sticking chopsticks upright in rice (it resembles funeral rites). Trying a little of each dish is polite.

Ask permission before photographing individuals, especially in private or religious settings. Be mindful around temples and during ceremonies.

Public displays of anger can be frowned upon. Keep noise reasonable on public transport and in shared spaces. Queues exist but can be loosely observed — patience is appreciated.

Tipping is not mandatory in most local restaurants and shops and is uncommon in casual settings. In higher-end hotels or for guided tours, a small tip is becoming more accepted but never obligatory. Tipping delivery drivers a small amount is sometimes appreciated.

Mobile payments (WeChat Pay and Alipay) dominate daily transactions; many businesses accept QR-code payments. Cash (RMB) is still useful for markets and small vendors. International cards may be accepted at larger hotels, restaurants, and ATMs, but travelers should set up mobile payment or carry cash for small purchases.

Mild temperatures and blooming parks make spring ideal for walking and outdoor photography. Expect occasional rain showers; pack a light rain jacket.

Hot and often humid with afternoon thunderstorms. Street food is abundant in the evenings; carry water, sun protection, and plan activities in mornings or late afternoons.

Crisp, comfortable weather and clear skies — the best season for sightseeing, hiking, and photography. Layers are useful for cool mornings and warmer afternoons.

Cool to cold and drier, with occasional fog or haze. Fewer tourists and lower prices, but bring warm clothing and check opening hours for smaller attractions.

A small domestic airport serving regional flights and convenient for fast connections to larger Chinese cities; ground transport options to the city center typically include shuttle buses and taxis.

The nearest major international airport is in a larger city within a few hours by train or bus; it offers frequent international connections and high-speed rail links to Weibo's regional transport hub.

Table tennis is widely played recreationally and in community centers; you'll find public tables in parks and sports halls.

Badminton is a common pastime with many indoor courts available for casual and competitive play.

Basketball courts are common in schools and public parks; local pickup games are popular among youths and adults.

Soccer is popular among schools and community teams, with small-sided fields used for local leagues and friendly matches.