My Learning During My Shanghai Trip

Stephen Tseng

I visited Shanghai during my trip to Asia in April.

The last time I visited Shanghai was in 2019 aka Pre-Covid.

Want to know my learning during my Shanghai trip…👇

1. It was effortless to enter Shanghai internationally.

2. I felt everything was back to normal there. Also, I didn’t have to wear a mask all the time.

3. All of my clients in Shanghai wanted to push their businesses forward domestically or internationally a full speed.

I am so glad that I can travel to China, almost like Pre-Covid.

I can also see more international business activities between China and the rest of the world in the near future.

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Dan Hu

Stephen Tseng

Co-founder of dminrostudio

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