Nanxing

Most nationalities need a visa for China; check with your local embassy. Hong Kong and Macau residents may have exemptions.

Chinese Yuan (CNY). Credit cards accepted in major hotels, but cash is king for street food and local shops.

Limited; learn basic Mandarin phrases or use a translation app. Hotel staff and younger people may know some English.

Try Nanxing's signature oyster omelet, steamed rice rolls, and claypot rice. Street food is safe if freshly cooked.

Buy a local SIM at the airport or use international roaming. Free WiFi is available in most hotels and cafes.

Yes, in the city center. Some may not accept foreign cards; bring enough cash for rural areas.

Local tea, Hakka embroidery, and dried seafood. Bargain at markets but be polite.

Generally yes, but avoid walking alone late at night. Stay in well-reviewed accommodations.