About Hi China
Hi China publishes English travel-planning information, starting with Shanghai.
What Hi China is
Hi China publishes English travel-planning information, starting with Shanghai. Place pages bring together recorded names, addresses, admission details, and supporting sources. Guides explain practical steps and keep the conditions that affect a traveler's choices.
Coverage begins with Shanghai and grows as places and guides are reviewed. A category can stay empty while review is still in progress, and an empty list means that nothing has been published for that view yet.
Who it is for
The site is written in English for international visitors planning a first trip to China. Chinese names and addresses are kept beside the English text so a place can be recognised and used on the ground.
How places and guides are used
A place page holds one record of a place: its name, any known Chinese name, address in English and Chinese where recorded, admission information, and the sources behind those details. A guide answers one planning question at a time and links the places it mentions.
The search, the Shanghai map, and the venue directory read the same published records, so the same place shows the same detail wherever you open it.
Editorial policy
Source collection and AI-assisted drafting produce drafts, not published facts. An editor confirms a draft before a reviewed guide or place page is published. Some pages, such as the travel FAQ, are published as reference material with their review still pending; those pages state that status and keep their source-check qualifications. Every published claim is tied to a source or left as an unresolved note instead of a guess.
When a detail cannot be confirmed from a source, the page says so and keeps it visible rather than filling the gap. Where a guide links a source video, that link shows where a detail came from; it does not replace the official source for prices, hours, or booking steps.
Source checks and their limits
A source check records that a detail matched a named source on a stated date. Source checks do not establish that an editor visited a place or tested a service. Hi China does not invent firsthand visits, ratings, or reviews.
Opening hours, prices, and booking conditions change. Read the check date beside each item, follow its linked source, and confirm time-sensitive arrangements close to your visit.
Corrections and referrals
If a detail looks wrong or a linked source has changed, report it through the contact page with the page URL, the detail, and the official source you used so the change can be checked. Corrections keep their evidence.
Some links earn a small credit for Hi China after a qualifying purchase. The disclosure for that offer appears beside the link.