The Complete Guide — Your Whole First China Trip, Handled
One evening of reading replaces 40 hours of research. A field manual organized by your countdown — it tells you what to do tomorrow, not just what exists.
One email when it launches — no newsletter, no spam · 30-day guarantee · Verified weekly once live
What's inside — organized by your countdown
Not a pile of topics. A timeline: from 90 days before departure to the flight home.
Route and dates — 15 decisions cut down to 4. Visa: your country on one page, just the 3 steps you need.
Turn your phone into "China mode" in one evening: Alipay with your foreign card, internet layers, the only 5 apps you need.
The 3 reservations that sell out (and when to grab them), plus the hotel "foreigner license" trap that strands tourists at check-in.
Just landed, jet-lagged, no internet, slightly panicking? A minute-by-minute script: immigration → internet → money → hotel.
The big-sight day, the train day, the food day, the transition day, the easy day — and the bad-day protocol for when it all goes wrong.
The Golden Triangle (10 days) and the 14-day extension — each city on one page: where to stay, 3 must-dos, 1 trap.
Red-edged pages you find in 5 seconds: missed train, declined card, lost phone, doctor visit — each a "problem → 3 actions" tree.
Printable show-and-point cards: taxis, pharmacies, allergies, "I've already paid on Alipay" — works when your phone doesn't.
Complete Guide vs. Food Guide
Different jobs. The bundle at launch: both for $69 (save $19).
| Complete Guide ($59) | Food Guide ($29) | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | The whole trip: visa, payments, internet, transport, cities | Eating, 10x deep |
| Pages | ~40 — zero filler, by design | 48 |
| Status | Coming soon — launch list open | ✓ Available now |
| Payment & internet setup | ✓ Step-by-step | — |
| QR-menu playbook | Summary only | ✓ Full chapter |
| Show-and-point cards | ✓ Offline emergency pack | ✓ 7 dining cards |
| Best for | First-timers who want everything handled | Food-first travelers |
Questions, answered straight
Everything about the launch, no fine print.
When does it launch?
It's being written and field-tested right now — every payment walkthrough and reservation rule gets re-verified before it ships. Join the launch list with one email to noworrieschina@gmail.com and you'll be the first to know. No newsletter, no spam — just the launch notice.
How much will it cost?
$59 one-time, 1 year of free updates included. At launch, a bundle with The China Food Guide will be $69 (save $19).
Should I wait for it, or get the Food Guide now?
If food is a main reason for your trip, get the Food Guide today — it's ready. Buying it now costs you nothing later: email us when the Complete Guide launches and we'll honor the bundle price.
How is it different from free travel blogs?
Free blogs tell you what exists. This manual tells you what to do tomorrow — every decision pre-made, organized by your countdown, with a printable offline card pack for when your phone dies. It's deliberately short: everything we cut, you didn't need.
Will it be kept up to date?
Yes — like every No Worries China guide, it will be verified weekly against current visa, payment and app rules, and buyers get each new edition free for 1 year by email.
Be first in line
One email when it launches. That's the whole deal.
Notify Me at Launch →$59 at launch · Bundle with Food Guide $69 · 1 year of free updates · 30-day guarantee