【Exploring Dongguan_EP2】The Unexpected | Day 2 #chinatravel #dongguan #ecommerce

Welcome back to Exploring Dongguan!
In this second episode, I’m sharing the challenges I faced during my trip.

Here are some hurdles you might come across too:
1. Online vs. Offline Info: What you read online doesn’t always match what you find in real life.
2. Language Barriers: English isn’t widely spoken here, which can complicate things.
3. New Apps Needed: Get ready to download different apps for maps, taxis, and food delivery.

But don’t worry!
1. You’re Safe
2. Ask for Help: If you’re unsure, just ask a local! A translation app can make things easier.

Challenges can make your trip more fun.
Embrace the adventure, soak in the local vibes, and enjoy the journey!

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00:00 - 02:53 Midnight intruder?
02:54 - 05:09 Where's my hotel
05:10 - 07:04 City view & CBD Coffee
07:05 - 10:09 China electric vehicle showroom in the shopping mall
10:10 - 12:32 Try western food in Dongguan
12:33 - 13:14 When will you visit Dongguan?

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[kauaimu]

Hey Jeanette, I'm a new sub, and I really like your vids about China. However, I think it would've been nice if you had included a visit to a factory, or a few visits to some factory outlets during this visit in Dongguan. Keep up your excellent work, though.

[raykleiner]

Just came back from DongGuan and I was impressed by this city. We did factory visits each day with the evenings spent in One Mall eating at the many restaurants there. The food was great and not expensive at all. We looked at the electric cars on show, the ranges now exceed 700 kms and their designs are amazing. Then we took the fast train back to Hong Kong.

[SimonCU]

actually its not the door card issue is the person who read the room number... How can the person read the room number and open your door? They first read the room number first. If it is not their number they would not touch your door. So its the person fault not the key card issue.

[walterchin]

I don't believe what the receptionist told you about the reason someone try to break into your room. You should report it to the police and never book into that hotel.