Month: January 2026

MANILA 15 January 2026 – The Department of Foreign Affairs announces that, effective 16 January 2026, Chinese nationals may enter the Philippines without the requirement of obtaining a visa for a stay of up to fourteen (14) days. This is in line with the President’s directive to facilitate trade, investments, and tourism, as well as strengthen people-to-people exchanges between the Philippines and China.

And 之后可以再用 As well as 带入并列但次重要的信息

Chinese nationals traveling to the Philippines strictly for tourism or business purposes may avail of (利用，v) the new visa-free entry privilege. The said 该 privilege allows for a non-extendable 14-day stay, which is non-convertible to any other type of Philippine visa category.

The visa-free privilege will be valid for entry only through the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in Metro Manila and the Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) in Cebu. Upon arrival, Chinese nationals need to present a passport valid for at least six (6) months beyond the contemplated 打算，预期的 stay, confirmed hotel accommodation/booking, and a return or onward 向前的，接续的 ticket to the next country of destination. To ensure that security and public order are maintained while facilitating the entry of legitimate travelers, checks on derogatory records负面记录 of travelers will continue to apply.

The visa-free entry arrangement will be in effect for one year and will be reviewed accordingly before it expires. END

1. He smiled at the remembrance of their first kiss.他想起了他们的初吻，露出了微笑。
2. President Donald J. Trump meets with Maria Corina Machado ofVenezuela in the Oval Office, during which she presented the President with her Nobel Peace Prize in recognition and honor. 以示认可和敬意
3. Make sure everything was in place before started moving.
4. Chances are if you increase the book, the package gets bigger the face panel.
5. How are you? I’m good. How about you?
6. I will see you the week after next. 下下周。
7. Maybe he bought more without me knowing. 可能他买了更多没让我知道。
8. His dog died a few years back.
9. Someone will come looking. 有人会来找的
10. Here’s the thing. 事情是这样的
11. I got you. 我明白你；我帮你搞定（我罩着你）
12. I can’t give you the money just yet. 这会，恰好现在
13. I am not following. 我听不明白
14. I didn’t catch that. 我没有听到. Could you repeat/Came again?
15. Discuss work over coffee. 边谈工作边喝咖啡。侧重：趁着做某事的期间、一边做 A 一边聊 / 做 B
16. No loitering and Solicitation permitted on premises / premise无s是前提，假设的意思。有s表示场地，整个场地包含前庭后院等所有。
17. Consumers choose convenience over protection. I would choose coffee over tea.
18. This round of samples will come in package for final review. 产品会带正式包装
19. I am not entirely sure.
20. red-light running/ red-light runner/ run a red light

1. 生涯周年祝福
   Congrats X! What an amazing journey. Love seeing you continue to thrive.

“请务必观看这段视频，尽管这令人难以接受。你们许多人被告知，这位执法人员没有被车撞、没有受到骚扰，却杀害了一名无辜的女性。而事实是，他的生命当时受到威胁，开枪是出于自卫。”
He fired in self defense.

Advisory Warning 旅游警示

It’s illegal to possess extendible baton or stun gun in HK. 管有即违法。

The above items are prohibited under the law of HK. Any person found in posseession is liable to the maxmium fine of $100,000 HKD and imprisonment for 14 years on conviction. 管有以上物品一经定罚可处罚款及监禁。