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TLDR; Shopify performs poorly in China. In this post, we’ll show you a step-by-step guide on how to make your Shopify site perform better in China. Websites built with Shopify load in 80+ seconds and have broken images and videos in mainland China.

In the vast and complex digital landscape of China, optimizing Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) websites presents unique challenges and opportunities. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the essential strategies and best practices to ensure your AEM-powered site not only functions but thrives in the Chinese market.

As businesses expand their digital footprint into China, optimizing Sitecore XM Cloud presents unique challenges and opportunities. This comprehensive guide will walk you through essential strategies and best practices to ensure your Sitecore-powered site not only functions but excels in the Chinese market.

In the vast landscape of the internet, China stands apart with its unique digital ecosystem. One of the most striking differences is the search engine market. While Google dominates globally, it’s a different story in China. So, what search engine does China use? Let’s dive into the world of Chinese search engines and discover why they matter for businesses looking to expand into the world’s largest online market.

In today’s global digital economy, China represents a significant market opportunity for enterprises. However, deploying Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) sites in China presents unique challenges. This comprehensive guide examines these challenges and offers insights into optimizing AEM performance for the Chinese market.

This is a guide to guide you how to provide the app information for mobile app ICP filing in China.

China’s B2B Market: A Growth Opportunity

Testing your mobile app or game for the Chinese market is a crucial step to ensure its success. However, the Chinese digital landscape presents unique challenges that can affect app functionality and performance. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the essential steps to test your app in China and highlight how 21YunBox can assist you in this journey.

Introduction

Introduction

If you’re considering entering the Chinese market with your app, it’s crucial to understand the importance of filing for trademark protection on your name and logo. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the complexities of China’s trademark registration process:

In the quest to tap into the vast Chinese market, translating your mobile app into Chinese is often the first step. However, compliance in China goes beyond just translation. It’s about creating an experience that resonates with Chinese users and adhering to local regulations. In this guide, we will walk you through the essential steps to ensure your app’s success in China.

In June 2016, the Chinese government introduced a comprehensive set of rules and guidelines governing mobile apps and games. These regulations came into effect in August 2016. Like much of China’s legal system, these rules can be complex and open to interpretation by enforcement authorities. Primarily, they aim to safeguard user privacy, combat fraud, and uphold intellectual property laws.

Introduction to Mobile App ICP Filing in China

Introduction

The Problem

Publishing an iOS or Android mobile game in China is a venture that demands a strategic approach beyond the routine steps of uploading to the Apple App Store or Google Play. In China, the absence of Google Play necessitates navigating a diverse ecosystem comprising 400+ android app stores, each with its distinct submission protocol.

To successfully publish your game in China and comply with the laws and regulations, we’ve outlined the essential requirements and provided specific guidance to help you navigate the process.

In a significant stride towards efficient management of the digital landscape, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China unveiled the “Notice of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on the Filing of Mobile Internet Applications” on August 8th (referred to as the “Notice”). This landmark directive marks a pivotal shift in handling the burgeoning realm of mobile applications.

Congratulations! You have finally launched your app or game in China and are ready to invest in some mobile advertising to find users. You’ll be in good hands with the experts at 21YunBox, where we make it simple to understand China’s unique media landscape.

Congratulations on launching your app or game in China! Now, it’s time to find and engage users in this dynamic market. At 21YunBox, we specialize in simplifying the complex landscape of China’s app stores and media platforms to help you succeed.

Expanding into the Chinese mobile app market can be an intimidating prospect for developers in the West. While the market holds great potential, it is also highly saturated, making it challenging for newcomers to establish a foothold amidst numerous local competitors. Moreover, China’s government imposes stringent regulations, introducing developers to unfamiliar rules and restrictions. The notorious “Great Firewall” further complicates matters by restricting internet access, impacting marketing, user engagement, and app monetization in unexpected ways. Let’s delve into the main challenges developers face in entering China’s mobile app market and explore how 21YunBox can facilitate your access to Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) while seamlessly integrating with your existing technical stack, requiring minimal changes.

The Great Wall of Digital China: Why Foreign Websites Struggle

In recent days, a controversy arose when Chinese netizens noticed a discrepancy in the store location information on the official website of the Bvlgari brand. The website listed “China” before Hong Kong and Macau, but omitted it before Taiwan. This discrepancy led to accusations that Bvlgari was treating Taiwan as a separate country.

Getting Core Web Vitals Check in China

Introduction

If you’re seeking solutions to make Firebase and its full services work in China, this post is tailored to address your questions and help you navigate the journey. We understand that expanding to China can be challenging, and our mission is to bridge that gap. Our founder has personally experienced the struggles of getting apps and technologies functioning in China, which took years to accomplish. However, we firmly believe that any team can achieve the same, allowing you to focus your energy on enhancing features and satisfying your customers, rather than resolving cross-border issues with your tech provider (Firebase or Google).

Introduction: Navigating the Chinese API Landscape

A security assessment form is a document that requires app publishers to provide detailed information about their apps, including data collection practices, data storage methods, and other security features.

In the ever-expanding world of e-commerce, China presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities. The Chinese e-commerce market is tightly regulated to prevent fraud and money laundering. If you’re an e-commerce site owner in the West looking to tap into this lucrative market, here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the intricacies of setting up your e-commerce venture in China.

Before you read the build FAQ below, check if you have the proper build settings for your site first. Learn more about Common Build Settings.

Introduction

Previously, we have an article explaining why airtable doesn’t work in China already. In this article, we are going to give you solutions in detail about how to make airtable load super fast in China without switching CMS.

Getting your websites to work in China can be tricky. You probably know Google, Facebook, Uber, and many other big tech companies had tried coming to China but failed. There are many reasons for the failures but the things I’m about to tell you will save you time and money to prevent mistakes.

Getting your websites to work in China can be tricky. You probably know Google, Facebook, Uber, and many other big tech companies had tried coming to China but failed. There are many reasons for the failures but the things I’m about to tell you will save you time and money to prevent mistakes.

Previously, we have an article explaining why Sanity CMS doesn’t work in China already, we also have another article to go over the alternatives to Sanity CMS in China. In this blog, we are going to give you solutions in detail about how to make Sanity CMS work in China without changing your existing tech.

Introduction

Quick Start

Reason 1: Recent Launch in China

Welcome to the 21YunBox troubleshooting directory. Here you will find a collection of resources aimed at helping you diagnose and resolve issues with your 21YunBox site. Select a guide below based on the issue you are experiencing or the browser you are using:

When your original site is updated, 21YunBox automatically synchronizes these changes to the 21YunBox version. However, if you notice discrepancies or missing content, there are several proactive steps you can take to ensure complete synchronization.

Experiencing a server error on your 21YunBox site? Here’s how to identify and address the issue effectively.

Is your 21YunBox site not working as intended? Follow the steps below to troubleshoot it.

Context for 21YunBox Users

Context for 21YunBox Users

Context for 21YunBox Users

Over the past three months, 21YunBox has helped Commune Lifestyle Singapore’s tech team successfully deployed and hosted a complete e-commerce stack in China. This post will share how Commune Lifestyle has transformed its site from using a third-party website builder to a modern Headless E-commerce architecture.

After using 21YunBox on Commune’s official website in China, their storefront’s got 10x faster. 21YunBox has also provided Commune’s technical team the convenience and flexibility for in-depth customization of their website. This has lead to more satisfied customers because they could custom order their favorite furniture designs.

According to the requirements of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People’s Republic of China, any domain name resolved to a domestic Chinese server must complete ICP Filing.

ICP Filing refers to reporting the matter to the competent authority and filing it for future reference. Filing is roughly divided into two types: one is operating filing, and the other is non-operating filing. This refers to the latter. All websites that resolve domain names to servers/cloud servers in Mainland China must submit website owner/sponsor information to the Administration and apply for a ICP (ICP License) before they can use the domain name to access the website normally without record. The website will be inspected by its access provider or relevant departments and closed immediately. According to relevant regulations, rectification and fines may also be imposed.

1. Failed to connect your repository

Use these web services to build an SMS-based login system for China.

Welcome to the Bad Information Detection Services API. This API helps you clean up your content for China.

Note

To achieve: when you git push changes on your Github repository, 21YunBox will automatically build and deploy the changes for you. Here are the quick setups:

When you create a site or a web service on 21YunBox, we will automatically generate a deploy webhook URL for you. The way to use this deploy webhook URL is pretty straightforward, what you need to do is send a POST request to this URL, and 21YunBox Build will build and deploy your site so that you don’t need to touch the user interface.

Build command

Why and how to fix this?

The 500 Internal Server Error is a very general HTTP status code that means something has gone wrong on the website’s server. Our team tried our best to minimize this error happens to our users.

Why and how to fix this?

This happens because you are missing an index.html on the directory you are accessing.

Why and how to fix this?

This happens because, in most web servers, the default action for folders is “Directory listing” which is disabled by default.

Personal Sensitive Information (个人敏感信息)

The leakage, illegal provision, or misuse of personal sensitive information may pose risks to personal and property safety, easily leading to damage to personal reputation, mental and physical health, or discriminatory treatment based on personal information.

Personal Information

Personal information refers to various pieces of information recorded electronically or by other means, capable of individually identifying a specific natural person or reflecting the activities of a specific natural person.