For Western digital nomads, China is a land of contrasts—ancient traditions meet hyper-modern cities. Here’s how to thrive in this dynamic environment. China’s vast geography offers diverse options.
1. The map of China Digital Nomad
Nowadays, there are many different communities. This is the overview diagram:
Made by NCC, edit by TravelChina.world
2. How to choose?
It‘s important to find local people, join local groups and enjoy life authentically.
- Independent bookstores in Chengdu.
- Eco-villages in Yunnan.
- Art collectives in Beijing’s hutongs. Scan the QR code in the PPT to access the full Notion database (Chinese interface, but worth the effort!).
Living as a digital nomad in China is an adventure of contrasts—frustrating at times, but endlessly rewarding. With the right tools and curiosity, you’ll unlock a side of China few travelers ever see.
3. I’m a digital nomad, which city I should go first?
Dali
A bohemian hub with ethnic culture, mountain vistas, and a vibrant nomad community.
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Shanghai/Hangzhou
High-energy cities ideal for networking and events.
A friendly-nomad international city.
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Sanya
Tropical beaches and resort-like coworking spaces.
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Anji/Huangshan
Low-cost rural retreats with bamboo forests and quiet workspaces.
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