Safe Couches for Women Surfing in China

Sparrow

Sparrow

Shanghai

Can host for:

7 days

About me

Hey all! I’m Sparrow, an Asian American international student currently living in the vibrant city of Shanghai. I love traveling, making art, debate, speech, literature, chess, meeting new people, and exploring new places.

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Zhi

Zhi

Changsha

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Hey I'm Zhi. Nice to meet u! 💻 Digital nomads (or want to be🤣) 💎 Currently working in web3 industry as project manager 🏃🏻‍♀️ Love ⛸figure skating & 🧗‍♀️bouldering (but still not doing well in both - I will some day :D ) 💖 Actively planning on retaking bachelor on psychological studies 💪 Feminist

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Anisa

Anisa

Shanghai

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Hi! My name is Anisa, I am from Russia and I live in Shanghai now, I am always glad to meet new people and acquaintances! I don't know English very well, but I really want to practice it with you!

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Yanchun

Yanchun

Shanghai

Can host for:

7 days

About me

chinese. 🇨🇳 czech language studying. 🇨🇿 going to be an English teacher in Shanghai. graduated from Dalian Univrrsity of Foreign Language. love traveling. Have been to 30+ countries, 50+ cities in the world 🌐 ☕welcome to meet up and chat :)

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McChuan

McChuan

Chengdu

Can host for:

3 days

About me

I’m a part-time introvert who loves meeting new people and sharing cultures every now and then! That’s why I’m always up for traveling and connecting with new faces. I’m into art, different cultures, and history—I’d love to meet up and hang out!

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Dominika

Dominika

Jinzhou

Can host for:

3 days

About me

hi! i’m Dominika, i’m 18 years old. this September, I’ll be studying in China for 4 months. I’d love to meet new people — both in China and from around the world! :)

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Xiao

Xiao

Hangzhou

Can host for:

5 days

About me

I really like to make friends around the world and I love to travel a lot.

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Palak

Palak

Nanjing

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Med student in nanjing who loves to explore,fashion and random coffee runs.if your humour is as bad as your Chinese well get along.

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Xixian

Xixian

Yibin

Can host for:

3 days

About me

I traveled Nepal, Thailand, Australia, the UK, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, and Kyrghyzstan, alone, and I like hangout with travellers on the road, good to see everyone kind, different, interesting! I like take photos of attractions, please check out on my ins. Right now in my journey. Language: Mandarin, English. (A little: Japanese, Spanish)

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Anastasiia

Anastasiia

Russia

Qingdao, Solo travel

Qingdao Travel Recap 🇨🇳 Safety: Felt very safe—clean, relaxed vibe, even at night. Must-Do: • Zhanqiao Pier for iconic views • Badaguan for colonial architecture • Laoshan Mountain for hiking • Tsingtao Beer Museum for fun and beer tasting • May Fourth Square for city photos Skip: • Crowded beaches in peak summer • Overpriced seafood at tourist traps Food Recs: • Jiaozhou Bay Seafood Street – fresh local dishes • YiQingLou Dumplings – great local dumplings • Try Tsingtao beer fresh from the source! Budget: ~$50–$80/day including food, attractions & transit. Stay: Le Meridien Qingdao – modern, central. Also try guesthouses in Badaguan for charm. Getting Around: Easy—buses, metro, and Didi (China’s Uber) all work well. Metro signs are in English.

Posted: June 11, 2025
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Ivanira

Ivanira

Portugal

China, Family travel

Growing up and studying in China was one of the most eye-opening and unforgettable adventures of my life. From navigating bustling markets and constantly sipping hot drinks, to eating 麻辣香锅 and everything else until I had enough (just kidding 😅 — I could never get enough of Chinese food), it was a sensory feast from day one. I slowly but surely began to master Mandarin (still a work in progress!) and used it to connect with the curious and friendly locals. Whether wandering ancient temples or weaving through lively city streets, state-of-the-art malls, I was forever enamored. Immersing myself in such a rich, vibrant culture taught me adaptability, curiosity, and the art of making anywhere feel like home. 我爱🇨🇳

Posted: May 31, 2025
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