Editorial policy

• Every page must serve a clear travel task and add practical value beyond summarising sources.
• We do not copy, stitch together or lightly rewrite another site’s text, structure or images.
• We do not mass-publish topics unrelated to the core purpose of China travel simply because they have search volume.

• Changeable facts about entry, transport, reservations and attractions prioritise official authorities, operators and venues.
• Important pages display their last verification, last update and next review information.
• When sources conflict or evidence is insufficient, we state uncertainty instead of forcing a conclusion.

AI may help organise outlines, improve clarity, find gaps and check formatting. It may not invent facts, sources, first-hand experience, author credentials or policy conclusions. A person reviews every published page.

• Payment never changes editorial recommendations or entry-rule results.
• Affiliate and sponsored links carry clear disclosure and appropriate link attributes.
• A click is recorded as a click. Orders or revenue are reported only when partner evidence exists.

Only substantive changes alter a page’s update date. Outdated content is updated, consolidated, warned or removed. URL changes use a one-to-one permanent redirect rather than sending every old page to the homepage.