China

You have to climb in the building just above the supermarket. Huge room on the first floor. You must show your passport or identity card.

This cafe is located right next to the Grand Noble Hotel in the city centre.

It offers an Internet service for 6 RMB of the hour.

Hundreds of computers available.

Count 3,5 to HK $ 4,5 to send a letter or postcard to Europe (Air Mail). Booklets of 10 stamps are sold to supermarkets 7/eleven.

Set in a beautiful building of the 1920 s, the international postal service offers, in addition to conventional postal services, a postal service, courier shipments, and the possibility of sending large international packages.

The international chain has an office in Beijing and will distribute your packages around the world.

Possibility to post your parcels abroad.

The international chain has several offices in Beijing and deals with your packages worldwide. 

The staff spoke Mandarin only.

It is a nice coffee. In exchange for consumption, you can surf a few hours on the net. Next door is a bookstore, linked to coffee. You will find many books in foreign languages. A good address for those fleeing the huge Chinese network Games!

Another on Yingpan Donglu (营盘东路).

To avoid queuing, call to book.

This central post also offers a rest service.

A Western Union office is located in this post office.

Internet cafés are found on most of the major arteries of the city, as well as on the island of Gulangyu.