Author: HACOS

We know a lot of “Mans”. Spider Man, Iron Man, Super Man, Flash Man, they are all so powerful, they are the heroes, they are always the savours when the world comes to the edge of the end. The only problem is, they only exist in Hollywood blockbusters.

Do you know that there is a “Man” in China, they are not figures in comics or movies, they lead an ordinary life just like everybody else.

But they actually far from ordinary when it comes to their job performance. Be a delivery man in China, you have to be very adaptive, not only to the delivery job itself but to the working environment and customers you serve. Netizen on Chinese social media drolly regards delivery men in China as supermen, because they do not just do their delivery job well, they also possess other skills that you never expect from them. Check these out!

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Can you believe this?! A delivery man is operating an excavator! When this video was uploaded onto the internet, it went viral quickly. According to the delivery guy, he delivered lunch food to an excavator driver, the driver felt tired and needed a break to finish his launch, so he gave him a hand by helping drive the excavator.

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This delivery man delivered food to a hotel and met a Russian woman had a problem with check-in because the counter lady couldn’t speak English, so he gave them a help by doing communication translation.

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The delivery guy delivered food to a KTV, turned out his customer was having a birthday party. Insisted by his customer, this delivery guy sang a song to the customer for the birthday celebration.

 

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A memory master! The delivery man Mr Dou has been doing delivery job for three years, he now makes a handsome monthly income of 20K RMB( about 2881USD). He can amazingly remember nearly 30000 households’ address numbers in his delivery area.

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A delivery guy came to the restaurant to pick the ordered food by a customer, but the restaurant was so busy preparing food for other customers, so he decided to cook the food himself.

In reality, the delivery job is not that easy to do, delivery men ride their electric scooters shuttling through the streets. Due to the strict regulations of the takeaway platforms, even several minutes delay in delivery speed will incur negative reviews on their delivery services from customers. Their income is closely related with customers’ reviews, the more negative reviews one gets, the more his income will be deducted.

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Because of the heavy rainstorm, the delivery guy delayed for about half an hour, what he didn’t expect was that the customer fiercely humiliated him and gave him a negative review.

Delivery is just a job, delivery men take the food you ordered to your doorway regardless good or bad weather conditions, they deserve your respect for the job they do and the service they offer. Please be nice to them. 

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Shipment on the sea face potential risks, even there are supports from modern technologies from the minute it departures port.

Thus, it is very necessary to track your shipment frequently and check its transport status.

Now, HACOS offers you a free shipment tracking service, it has two advantages over other alike services.

1. WeChat based

Different from other shipment tracking services based on PC websites, we have successfully implanted this service into the WeChat app. We do this for one major reason that WeChat is a frequently used cell phone app, it means that when you want to track your shipment you don’t have to do your tracking via browsing websites. 

By following HACOS on WeChat, you can go directly to its official Wechat account and enjoy the free shipment tracking service. And you do this time any place.

2. Multi connected

Our shipment tracking service excels in one aspect most, it is a highly integrated shipment track searching engine which incorporates different shipping companies’ shipment searching services into one. For tracking your shipments carried by different shipping companies, you have no need to go their websites respectively for the shipment tracks. What you need is HACOS shipment tracking. Input your shipment info and just one click, your shipment status results will all be presented on your mobile screen instantly.

You want your eyes on your shipment,

 

You want to know it’s status dynamically,

 

Open HACOS official WeChat account to track it.

HACOS shipment tracking, convenient, simple and powerful!

Here is the use guide for the service

 

Step 1: Select the “Tracking” button 

 

Step2: Input your shipment info and click “Go”

Step3: wait 1~2 second to get the search result 

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China is set to introduce a range of new allowances that could save taxpayers tens of thousands of yuan a year. It’s worth mentioning, the new allowance are not only aimed at Chinese nationals but foreign residents.

Notice from the official website

 

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Tax Deductions for 

6 Types of Expenses

 

Under the proposals, released by State Administration of Taxation on Saturday, people will be able to claim deductions for six types of expenses in addition to the existing ones for pension and insurance contributions, and the universal personal allowance of 5,000 yuan (US$720) a month.

Homeowners

From January 1, 2019 – assuming the new rules are approved – homeowners will be allowed to claim up to 1,000 yuan a month against mortgage interest payments on a first property.

Tenants

People who buy a house can enjoy deductions, and tenants are no exception. It should be pointed out that among the six special additional deductions, this is the only one that has regional differences, mainly in three categories. 

• In the municipalities and capital cities, the deduction standard is 14,400 yuan per year (1200 yuan per month);

• Renting in other cities with a population of more than 1 million, the deduction standard is 12,000 yuan (1,000 yuan per month);

• Renting in other cities with a population of no more than 1 million (inclusive), the deduction standard is 9,600 yuan per year (800 yuan per month).

Parents

Parents will be able to claim a 12,000 yuan tax deduction against the yearly cost of each of their children’s education expenses.

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Serious Illness Patients

People with “serious” illnesses will receive a 60,000 yuan a year tax allowance. The “serious” means that, in one year, the patient pay for the medical expenses of more than 15,000 yuan after deducting medical insurance allowance.

Carers

Those who care for elderly parents over 60 years old (including) will be entitled to tax relief on up to 2,000 yuan a month. The latter is a ceiling per parent, regardless of the number of carers involved.

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• If the taxpayer is the only child, it shall be deducted according to the standard of 24,000 yuan per year (2000 yuan per month);

• If the taxpayer is a non-only child, the child can share a deduction of 24,000 yuan (2,000 yuan per month).

Continuing Educators

The special additional deductions for continuing educators are mainly divided into two cases: continuing education for academic qualifications and continuing education for vocational qualifications of skilled personnel.

• During the academic education period, it is deducted according to the annual amount of 4,800 yuan (400 yuan per month);

• Continuing education for professional qualifications of skilled personnel or for professional qualifications of professional and technical personnel shall be deducted at a rate of 3,600 yuan per year in which the relevant certificates are obtained.

 

How to Calculate the 

Tax Deduction?

Taxable income = monthly income – 5000 yuan (threshold) – special deduction (social insurance, housing fund, etc.) – special additional deduction – other deductions determined according to law.

For Example

Mr. Liu, who works in Beijing, pays a monthly salary of 20,000 yuan after paying social insurance and housing fund. As the in-service graduate students, he has three expenses to clain the deductions, continuing education, renting, and supporting the elderly.

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Before the special additional deduction takes effect, the current tax payable is 1,590 yuan per month. After the implementation, Mr. Liu can also enjoy a special additional deduction of:

400 yuan (continuing education) +1200 yuan (renting) + 2000 yuan (supporting the elderly) = 3600 yuan

The calculated monthly tax payment amount is 930 yuan, in the original based on the tax reduction of 660 yuan.

An Important Step for 

Chinese Tax System

 

Once approved, the new allowances will be added to the national tax law. They come after the government announced in August that the monthly personal tax allowance would be increased to 5,000 yuan from 3,500 yuan, and new tax bands would be introduced for low-income earners, effective October 1.

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This is the first time that China has introduced a special additional deduction concept in the tax system. It is also widely regarded as an important step in the implementation of the personal income tax system combining comprehensive and classified elements.

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GUCCI is one of the world’s most famous luxury brands, few people don’t know its reputation in the fashion industry.

 

Days ago, GUCCI’s CEO Marco Bizzarri made a remark that GUCCI has no willingness to cooperate with ALIBABA and JD, the two e-commerce platform giants in China because there are too many knockoffs GUCCI products on their online shops.

 

“Many online shopping platforms in China sell counterfeit products, GUCCI will not risk its brand fame and enter these platforms blindly, we’ll wait and see,” said Marco Bizzarri.

 

The CEO’s remark sparked a turbulence among Chinese online shoppers, many of them felt unsure about the luxury goods they had bought on online and wondered whether they are genuine or not.

 

Since the fast infiltration of the internet, the online shopping industry in China has kept its strong growth momentum for nearly a decade. However, this industry actually still has a long way to go to become more mature and regulated.

 

In China today people like shopping goods online, but they shop gingerly because they know clearly that knockoffs are sold there. Shop online in China you need the eyes of a detective, a slight distraction may bring you a bad luck of buying counterfeit goods and you don’t even realize it.

 

Don’t believe it? Check these out, for you, it will be an eye-opening experience!

 

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FAKE it until making it

 

Chinese online group-buying platform 拼多多(PDD) recently has been at the forefront of public discussion and condemnation. There is a humorous saying about this platform goes like that “ You worry about buying knockoffs on other platforms, but in this site, you don’t have this worry, because you get knockoffs for 100% sure”. 

 

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In the face of tons of denouncements, PDD’s CEO Huang Zhen even said shamelessly that what sold on his platform are only copied goods not counterfeit ones.

 

Following are the fake goods sold on PDD

 

Fake

Genuine

 

 

‍Fake‍

Genuine

 

 

By selling fake products online, PDD actually made itself a great success. On July 26th, PDD went public on NASDAQ with a market value of 24 billion USD. I know what you want to say, this is an absurd story, but it actually happened!

 

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Genuine or fake, SHOE me

 

Many expats in China may hear a place named Putian(莆田). If you don’t know it, I am sure you at least have a pair of shoes in your shoe cabinet made from there. Putian is a city located in China’s eastern coastal province Fujian. 

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In the 1990s, Putian at then introduced eight shoe production lines for NIKE, PUMA, Adidas and other world-renowned sneaker brands, it was once the largest and most dynamic sneaker production centre in China. Shoes made in there were transported and sold to many other parts of the world. 

However, it was nearly thirty years ago, the dazzling shoe-producing spotlight around it has long gone. Putian today is called by people in China “the capital of fake shoes”, it is said that half of the fake shoes in China come from there. what a shame! 

 

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Two pairs of Yeezy Boost sold online. The fake shoes are made in Putian. By comparing, can you tell the difference?

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VICE News reports that about 300000 counterfeit NIKE sneakers, worth 72 million USD, were brought into New Jersey. Later these fake sneakers would be taken to locations like Brooklyn and Queens.

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This Youtuber came back to China from British, he found shoes sold on Taobao(a brunch of ALIBABA group) were cheap, so he purchased three shoes and found out they were all fake. 

 

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Tell you guys a shoe-buying experience of myself. Last time I ordered a NIKEid on NIKE’s official website. About three weeks later NIKE delivered my customized shoes by DHL, but when I went to its website to track my package, the delivery records showed that my shoes were delivered originally from Putian. That made me nervous because only the words Putian are infamous enough to make a real shoe-lover trembling and everything goes blank in his or her head. So I immediately contacted NIKE customer service and finally got relieved by knowing that NIKE still has one production line based in there.

 

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I believe that you won’t feel surprised after reading all these over. I have talked a lot about knockoffs sold online in China, I am not saying all products sold online there are fakes or pirated ones. E-commerce platforms in any other countries find it is impossible for them to get rid of knockoff problems. You are advised to be very careful when it comes to online shopping, you need to be especially sharp when buying luxury products online. Sometimes, knockoff products are made 99% like genuine ones, you can’t even realize it that they are fake. Good luck~