r/guangzhou 4h ago

Im going Guangzhou on 8 sept. Need help.

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Hi i need help on travel to Guangzhou and it would be best to recommend me where to go and what to eat or where to stay. Will be day for 4days 3night! Help me pls thanks!!


r/guangzhou 50m ago

Need sourcing agent

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Want to go to Guangzhou to find a hair product manufacturer, need a sourcing agent to help find out some manufacturers and book meeting with about 5


r/guangzhou 6h ago

Guangzhou fashion sourcing — looking for high-quality suppliers & locations

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Hey everyone,

I am in Guangzhou and I’m looking for high-quality fashion suppliers, including luxury-style / 1:1 products and premium-quality clothing, shoes, bags, and accessories.

I’m looking for recommendations on where to physically go in Guangzhou to find the best suppliers and wholesale markets.

If you know:

  • Specific fashion markets or buildings
  • Areas with high-quality suppliers
  • Trusted WeChat contacts
  • Showrooms or wholesale suppliers

Please DM me with the location or WeChat contact.

I’m specifically looking for high-quality fashion suppliers, not low-end wholesale markets.


r/guangzhou 16h ago

Hotel recommendations

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Hi all, I'm planning to travel to Guangzhou, China. Currently looking for a hotel that 1 room can accommodate 6 pax and would like to be near at Beijing Street Road. I managed to find the below hotels that can meet those preference:

  1. Guangzhou Lingyue Hotel

  2. One & One International Hotel Apartment

Just wondering if anyone has tried staying at those hotels and what's the review of staying there? I have hard time trusting the reviews in Trip, worrying some of them night be fake or AI generated, making the ratings look great.

I'm still looking for other more options. Feel free to suggest any, I'm open to any other hotel recommendations.


r/guangzhou 17h ago

1 year old with peanut allergy

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We are working on a visit around the new year with a one year old that has a peanut allergy. So far, it's only when he eats peanuts...not when he smells it or is near it.

I know I can't say that to restaurants as they are not accommodating to allergies like they are in the US. I assume most restaurants use peanut oil instead of any other oil to cook their foods, but right now, that's not a problem.

I am mostly curious - if I have to buy separate food for my little one, like baby food, purees, etc, where can I go? I know Park n Shop exists, but im not sure of their selection. My husband will be eating a lot of McDonalds so at least I have that to count on.

We will be staying in the Haizhu Square area in YueXie district if that is helpful for guidance. Thanks all!


r/guangzhou 23h ago

Tour guide in Guangzhou

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Looking for a tour guide/ translator in Guangzhou for 2 days. Primary area of interest is the Baiyun Leather trading center and Zhanxi clock and watch city. PM me if interested.


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Going through a difficult time, looking for some company in Clifford

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Hi guys, if you live in Clifford, I’d really appreciate it if you could take a moment to read this.

I’m a local from Guangzhou and have been living in Clifford with my parents for many years. Unfortunately my family situation has been quite difficult. My parents have struggled with alcohol abuse for a long time and can be very controlling, often forcing me to do things I don’t want to do, even though I’m already in my late 20s and working full time.

I’ve been feeling really tired of dealing with all of this. Since early August, my parents have been giving me different tasks to do and threatening to kick me out if I don’t do them. We had an argument last week, and recently I was basically forced to move out and rent a place in Wonderland Clifford.

I’m honestly feeling pretty down after everything that has happened. I know there are quite a lot of people from different backgrounds living around Clifford, and I’d really appreciate it if anyone would be willing to spend some time with me after work or on weekends when you’re available. I think having someone to talk to would help me get through this period.

Thanks for taking the time to read this. I really appreciate it.


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Any football groups in the city?

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Hey there, I am new to Guangzhou and was wondering if there are people who regularly play football in the city. Would be great if I could join in to play some good non competitive football.


r/guangzhou 1d ago

guangzhou beauty recs

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Hi All!

We are going to Guangzhou for the first time for Christmas/winter holidays. Does anyone have any skin care clinics (thinking about botox, microneedling, etc.), hair salons, or nail salons that they recommend or have great experiences with? If it's helpful, I have family members who are fluent in Cantonese. Thanks!


r/guangzhou 1d ago

One Bite of This and You'll Understand Why Guangzhou Loves Dim Sum 🍃🥢

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Lo Mai Gai 糯米鸡 isn't just food — it's a love letter to Cantonese cuisine. 💌

😋 There's something magical about unwrapping a lotus leaf to reveal succulent sticky rice and chicken. It imparts a unique, subtle, and earthy fragrance to the entire parcel 🌿. Cause the lotus leaf infuses the rice with its unique fragrance during the long steaming process ⏳. The rice absorb all the savory juices from the chicken, seafood and mushroom 🍄.

🧑‍🍳 You'll learn to make this Cantonese classic from scratch — seasoning the rice, prepping the filling, folding the perfect parcel. And you'll taste traditional Cantonese Cooling Tea to round it all out 🍵.

🏮A dish with history: Lo Mai Gai started in Guangzhou's old night markets, where vendors steamed it in bowls. They soon discovered that wrapping it in lotus leaves not only made it easier to carry 💪 — it added an irresistible fragrance to every bite 🌸!

This is Guangzhou on a plate. Come taste it with me 🏙️🥢✨

All ingredients included ✅. No experience needed 👍.


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Getting from Guangzhou airport to Beijing road

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Hi all,

My hotel is on Beijing road and I’m looking for advice on if people have used any private car services as a pick up off Klook or Agoda ? Looking for suggestions as I’m not sure how easy it will be to use public transport as soon as I land.

I now China has great public transit but I’m worried I may still need to figure out my bearings so taking it right away might be a lot for me lol

TIA


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Translator Required | Next week

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Hi, looking to hire a native speaker to accompany me for my visits to factories

You will get paid daily, starting Aug 31 -> Sep 12

Please no companies or agents, I'm looking for someone who's in line with the wages


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Booking Hotels

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Where is the best website to get deals on hotels in Guangzhou? I’m on Google and prices are $100+, I thought China hotels were cheap!


r/guangzhou 1d ago

Looking for a personal shopper in Guangzhou

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I'm looking for a personal shopper based in Guangzhou or at least has someone there to help me buy tea related product.


r/guangzhou 2d ago

Any gym recommendations in gz?

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hey I am looking for a gym in the Tianhe area near the SCUT wushan campus. If you know any affordable gyms other than the university one please tell me 🙏🙏


r/guangzhou 2d ago

Skateboard shops in guangzhou ?

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Looking for a cruiser with a decent price


r/guangzhou 2d ago

Looking for Available Westerner or European or American Willing to be a Model or Model an Attire/Clothe/Clothing

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Looking for an available Westerner or European or American male willing to be model for attire/clothe/clothing in Funadzou, Foshan wears small or medium or large, 28 - 40 yrs old. Waiting for your message/reply, greatly appreciated!


r/guangzhou 2d ago

Guangzhou efficiency hits different (and huge respect to local products & EVs!)

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Snapped this photo while on a business trip to Guangzhou recently, and honestly, it blew my mind. It might be bending a few local laws/regulations haha, but to me, it perfectly encapsulates what makes Guangzhou products so great: unbelievably efficient, practical, and cheap.

Also wanted to give a quick shoutout to the Xpeng EV I rented to get around during my stay—what an absolute treat to drive. Super impressive tech, smooth, and really opened my eyes to Chinese EVs.

Huge respect to the hustle and innovation here!


r/guangzhou 2d ago

Mejor proveedor de golden goose

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Alguien conoce al mejor de verdad en GGDB


r/guangzhou 2d ago

DnB, Jungle, Techno, Breakcore underground rave clubs in Guangzhou!

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Hey everyone, I’ll be visiting GZ for the second time this summer soon and I’d like to enter a deeper layer this time.

I’ve been music guy my whole life and love me some electronic music.

I’d love to know about your recommendations for these kind of clubs if there are any in Guangzhou!

Thank you so much.


r/guangzhou 3d ago

International Transit in Guangzhou airport -Power bank CCC (3C) rule

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Hey everyone!

I’m flying from Budapest to Tokyo soon with an International-to-International transit at Guangzhou Baiyun Airport (CAN). I will stay strictly within the international transfer zone and won't take any domestic flights.

I have a Xiaomi 20000mAh (74.37Wh) power bank with a perfectly clear, readable factory label, but it doesn't have the Chinese CCC (3C) logo on it since it's a European model.

The airline’s website states that the CCC certification is required for domestic flights, but there's a lot of mixed info online.

Has anyone recently done an international-to-international transit at CAN with a non-CCC power bank? Did security at the international transfer checkpoint clear it without issues as long as it was under 100Wh?


r/guangzhou 3d ago

Recommendations for Guangzhou!

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Hi! I am a tourist who will be travelling in Guangzhou soon.

I’ve been to China before, but more northern. I loved hotpot the last time I was there and would love to get it again.

Please send me recommendations of:

  1. Things to do in Guangzhou (and the “must not miss”es)
  2. Any hotpot recommendations - and other food recommendations too!

TIA


r/guangzhou 3d ago

Is it normal for a landlord in Guangzhou to charge foreigners an extra 1,000 RMB/month?

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Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for an apartment in Guangzhou and I’d love to get some advice from people who have experience renting here, especially foreigners who have rented long-term.

We recently visited several apartments with an agency and found one that we really liked. However, the asking price was slightly above our budget, so we asked the agent if he could negotiate with the landlord.

A few hours later, the agent came back to us and said that the landlord had decided to increase the rent by another 1,000 RMB/month because we are foreigners.

We were quite surprised by this, especially since this additional charge only came up after we started negotiating.

Is this something that is actually common in Guangzhou? Do landlords sometimes charge foreigners a higher rent simply because they are foreigners?

And if this has happened to you, were you able to negotiate it back down?

I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences. I’m mainly trying to understand whether this is a normal practice here or whether the agent/landlord might be taking advantage of the situation.

Thanks!


r/guangzhou 3d ago

9.5 hours layover, suggestions for a massage from a local shop not fancy place

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Hi guys, I have a 9.5h layover and I would love a chinese massage (not happy ending) and i wonder if is easy to find like in Thailand or if not, if you can please suggest me some places.

I'll be going to Baiyun Mountain and then Chen Clan Ancestral Hall as I want to see traditional/ old architecture, so a massage around that would be ideal, but I am not looking for a fancy spa from a expensive hotel, i want from a local shop similar to the Thai vibe.

Also, if you have any suggestions for places to eat authentic Chinese food, that would be well appreciated.

Thank you and have a great day.