r/guangzhou 19h ago

GZ caught on 35mm film (plus Shunde and Foshan)

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r/guangzhou 6h ago

Visiting Guangzhou from October 12th until November 2nd for the Canton Fair

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Hi all,

I will be visiting Guangzhou during the Canton International Fair and was wondering if anyone can help me with some recommendations. I will be staying in the Binjiang Residential District and am hoping someone can tell me how the public transport system works.

I do not see too many metro stations near that area, are there busses I can take to go to the metro stations?
What type of tools can I best use to plan my trips in Guangzhou?
What are the best places to get breakfast and dinner in the area?
What areas in Guanzhou should I avoid because they are not safe?

If anyone has some other tips for me, these are highly appreciated 😄

Can't wait to visit this beautiful city!


r/guangzhou 11h ago

Watch parts markets

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Are there any markets where I can buy replacement parts for my personal watches? Like sapphire crystals, leather straps and such. Not looking to buy wholesale.


r/guangzhou 12h ago

SE PUEDE IR A LA FERIA CON LA VISA De turista (L)

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Me gustaria saber si puedo entrar a china sin problemas con la visa de turista para ir a la feria de canton


r/guangzhou 16h ago

Looking for a cleaner for a student appartement deep clean

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Hi! I’m looking for someone who can do a deep clean of a student apartment before moving in in yuexiu.

If you you know someone reliable who offers cleaning services please feel free to DM me

Thanks!


r/guangzhou 17h ago

For expats & international students ‼️ 2‑bedroom apartment near Tianhe Coach Terminal Metro Line 3, Guangzhou

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✅ Owner direct, NO agency fee

✅ High‑floor, fully furnished, ready to move‑in

✅ Close to SCUT, Jinan University, SCAU, Guangdong Teachers College of Foreign Languages and Arts, convenient for working expats and students

✅ 100% legal for foreign residents: I provide property document for 24‑hour police accommodation registration

✅ English communication available via WeChat

💰 Rent: ¥5200/month, 2‑month deposit + 1‑month rent upon move‑in, 1‑year lease preferred

Tenant pays water, electricity, internet & property fee.

Viewing by appointment only.

Please DM me for photos & video. WeChat: Chloe_00005


r/guangzhou 19h ago

Wedding advice

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Hi everyone! I’m a foreigner planning a wedding in Guangzhou next year for around 80 people.
I’ll be visiting later this year to look at venues, but I’m not really sure where to start. Most of what I find online seems to be luxury hotels.
If you’re local or have planned a wedding in Guangzhou, I’d really appreciate specific recommendations for venues, wedding planners, or vendors. I’m open to anything nice but don’t need a luxury hotel.
Also, any tips for a foreigner planning a wedding here would be really helpful. Thanks!


r/guangzhou 19h ago

Coming to China for a trade fair? A few things I wish overseas buyers knew

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Hi everyone,

I work in international trade in China and have experience with sports equipment, customized products, overseas buyers and Chinese factories.

I've noticed that many first-time buyers coming to China for trade fairs are mainly concerned about:

• communicating with suppliers
• understanding MOQ and pricing
• checking whether a supplier is actually a factory
• discussing customization and production details
• arranging factory visits after the trade fair

I’m based in Shandong and am currently exploring a small independent service helping overseas buyers with trade fairs, supplier communication, factory visits and Chinese-English business communication.

My main experience is in sports and outdoor products, but I’m open to other categories as well.

If you're planning to visit a trade fair in China this year, feel free to ask questions here. I’m happy to share what I know from the supplier side.


r/guangzhou 20h ago

NYE 2026

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My partner and I will be in Guangzhou for the calendar new year, would anyone recommend anything fun to do? We don't want a big event/party/nightclub, something like a more casual bar or restaurant would be better. I'm unsure if the city has any fireworks or drone shows, or if they celebrate NYE at all? Any information would be appreciated


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Question about the Hong Kong West Kowloon High Speed Rail Station

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Hi, we are traveling soon from LAX - HK (2 days) and then we will take the High Speed train to Foshan West (6 days) - Shanghai (2 days - via domestic flight) - LAX. I read that there is a luggage quantity and size limit for this train. We initially planned to bring larger sized luggage - app 31" height vs the allowance of 24". Does anyone know if it is possible to ask in advance if we may bring the larger cases somehow? ChatGPT told me that I can also use a private driver but it's double the time which I dont really prefer... If we MUST only bring carry-ons for our first leg, I would prefer that. Lastly, someone I met recommended using the ferry? Anyone know more about this? I need to ensure it keeps our 240hr visa valid :) Thank you so much!!


r/guangzhou 22h ago

Songmont bags

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Hi there. I'm in Chongqing right now and will be in Guangzhou and Shenzhen in the coming days. I'm interested in getting a Songmont Luna which shows 2400rmb on website. Are these bags cheaper in the actual store? Also do prices vary between cities? Thank you so much for your help.


r/guangzhou 1d ago

26M in Guangzhou looking to meet new people

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r/guangzhou 1d ago

Hang out

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Hi! I’m traveling to Guangzhou from October 3rd to 7th. I’m traveling solo and I’d love to meet some people to grab a few beers, hang out, or go out partying. I speak English, Spanish, Ukrainian, and Russian


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Skateboard / sports photograph

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I’ll be in Guangzhou soon and I’m looking for a photographer to shoot some skateboard pictures. I’m interested in aesthetic photography with Chinese influences, and I only do freestyle flatland. If you’re interested or know somebody, please let me know.
Thanks


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Rep Markets

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Hi my family and best friend came to spend a whole day in GZ for basically all shopping for reps. What are some night markets that are open and morning ones?


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Anyone here living in Panyu? 🌆

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Whether you’re in Nancun, Clifford Estates, Shiqi, or elsewhere in Panyu, I’d love to connect with you!

I’ve just created a new community for locals, expats, and travelers in Panyu.

We can share local tips, restaurant recommendations, events, and things to do around the district

We can also organize weekend meetups to watch football matches , play board games , or simply grab a drink and meet new people. 🍻

Join us at r/Panyu 👋

https://www.reddit.com/r/Panyu/

Let’s build a friendly local community together! 🌟


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Halal restaurants around Liwan Plaza

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Hello! We'll be visiting Guangzhou next week, and I was wondering if anyone could recommend any halal restaurants or eateries around Liwan Plaza? We're looking for hearty casual meals that is convenient during our travels, we don't have a particular cuisine in mind, just want to find places that are definitely/genuinely halal. If you have any recommendations or suggestions, we'd really appreciate it. Thank you so much! 🥹


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Does Canadian credit card work with the guangzhou metro?

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Thank you in advance


r/guangzhou 1d ago

How do you find rent as a foreigner?

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I've been looking to rent a small apartment recently and god its impossible to find anything. All the suitable options don't rent to foreigners and ive exhausted all the apps at this point. I don't even know what to do lol.

How did you all find rent close to where you commute to because so far its been impossible for me


r/guangzhou 1d ago

COSP 2026 Guangzhou – tunnel tents, camping furniture, outdoor lighting, 500+ brands. Worth it for sourcing?

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For those of you sourcing outdoor living gear from China – there’s an exhibition called COSP 2026 happening in Guangzhou this Oct 30 – Nov 1 at the Poly World Trade Expo Center.

What‘s there:

500+ exhibitors across camping, cycling, water sports, and outdoor apparel

30,000+ sqm exhibition space

60,000+ professional buyers expected

Covers tunnel tents, high-performance fabrics, camping furniture, outdoor lighting, and more

What caught my attention is the positioning: they’re framing it with that autumn camping vibe — “crisp autumn air, golden grass, this tunnel tent — sleek, spacious, built for the wild” — then bridging it to the full B2B supply chain. They‘re also bringing the outdoors inside the expo hall with camping zones and immersive nature scenes.

Also worth noting: it’s running concurrently with Canton Fair Phase 3 – right next door. So if you‘re already in town for Canton Fair, you can just walk over.

Has anyone here sourced from COSP before? How does it compare to other Chinese outdoor expos in terms of supplier quality and pricing? Trying to decide if it’s worth the trip. Any insights appreciated!


r/guangzhou 1d ago

2-Bedroom Fully Furnished Apartment near Tianhe Coach Terminal Metro | No Agent Fee

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Hi everyone,

I have a clean, high-floor 2-bedroom apartment for rent in Tianhe District, Guangzhou.

✅ Owner direct — NO AGENT FEE

✅ Fully furnished & ready for immediate move-in

✅ Super convenient for international students & expats

Location Highlights

• Right next to Tianhe Coach Terminal Metro (Line 3 & Line 6)

• Close to SCUT, Jinan University, SCAU and GTCFLA

• Only 20 minutes to Zhujiang New Town CBD

• Surrounded by supermarkets, restaurants, wet markets and shopping malls

Apartment Features

• High floor with nice city view, quiet & bright

• Full set of home appliances: air conditioner, fridge, washing machine, water heater

• Independent kitchen and bathroom

• Safe community with 24-hour security & elevator access

• Perfect for students, working expats, couples or small families

If you are looking for a comfortable long-term rental in Guangzhou, feel free to message me.

I can send more photos, exact rent price, and arrange video/in-person viewing.

Thank you!


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Looking for someone who likes tall and skinny guys. I'm from Guangdong Guangzhou, 182cm, 65kg. I'm a relationship guy (hopeless romantic) and I'm very clingy to my girl.

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r/guangzhou 1d ago

Flight Options to Guangzhou

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So I’m planning on traveling to Guangzhou around Christmas time for the first time in a couple years. I was looking at flight options and the cheapest flights I could find were from Asiana Airlines. I would be flying from JFK to Incheon. I saw flights go as low as 1250USD for the round trip. However, I have never used this airline. I normally don’t pay too much attention to which airline I use but we are talking about a 16 hour flight to get to SK so I’m more careful with choosing this time and a 2 hour layover in SK and another 4 hours to get to CAN. Like anyone else, I value comfort. So I’d like to know if the seats (for economy) are comfortable. I'm also on a budget trying to get the best prices I can. The returning flight is 3 hours back to Incheon from CAN, a 4 hour layover, and 14 hour flight back to JFK. Another thing that matters to me is the state of their airplanes. Are they well maintained? Are they old planes? I’m usually not scared of flying, but I would like to at least be on a sturdy plane if I have to cross the Pacific.

Another flight option I found was 1165USD for the round trip on Cathay Pacific Airways directly from JFK to HKG which is a 16 hour flight with 2-3 hour transfer time in Hong Kong and then the Chu Kong Passenger Ferry which is 2 hours and 15 minutes to Pazhou. The retuning flight is the same. Not sure which flight option is better considering flight option, time, budget, and comfort on the planes.

Total travel is around 3 weeks for both flight options.

TLDR: Is Asiana Airlines good or Cathay Pacific flight option better here for getting to Guangzhou? Give me your opinions and experiences with choosing flight options please. Open to suggestions and tips for travelling in Guangzhou as well. Thank you


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Bargaining at yedi street

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I want to buy some lego knock-off from vendors here,how much should I bargain


r/guangzhou 2d ago

From guangzhou to Shanghai

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Hello,
So I will be visiting Guangzhou China In end Oct/Nov,
I need to visit the university of Tongji,
But I can’t stay in Shanghai, is it possible to have a round trip between the two cities?
What’s the cheapest way to do so ? By train ? flights ?
And if I have to stay a day in Shanghai is there cheaper hostels to book ?

Thank you in advance for any advice.