Recently, "#chinatravel" suddenly became popular on the Internet. A video titled "China is too beautiful to be real" received 2.5 million likes and 43 million views in just 16 seconds. Foreign netizens were like and collect it crazily, while praying that they would get rich soon and come to China to travel. Hahaha, it turns out that netizens all over the world are the same.
In China, from paying through Alipay and WeChat to calling a taxi and ordering takeout through apps, digital convenience is the core of daily life, so the first thing before coming to China is: how do foreigners get online?
✨ International roaming:
Choosing international roaming when traveling in China allows you to keep your personal phone number. However, this convenience often comes at a high price. Before taking off, be cautious about the roaming charges that may be incurred in China, and also ask if there is a partnership with China Telecom's network, which may provide more favorable prices.
✨ eSIM:
ESIM cards are generally a more economical option, with competitive prices for calls, texts, and data, especially compared to the usually high fees associated with international roaming. The 15 GB data package of eSIM only costs $21 (about 150 yuan). No physical SIM card or magic is required, which is particularly convenient for travelers and can even be activated before arriving in China. The disadvantage is that there is no phone number, so you can't make calls or receive text messages.
✨✨ Travel SIM card:
After arriving in China, you can buy a SIM card with a valuable local Chinese number at the airport with your passport, and you can directly receive text messages and make calls! Booking an App account, calling a taxi, takeout, booking a hotel, buying tickets, etc. often require the use of text messages and phone calls, which will greatly help foreign tourists travel in China. The price is also very advantageous compared to international roaming and eSIM cards. For example, China Mobile's package, 20GB data package + 80 minutes of calls, only costs 150RMB (about 21$). I recommend a SIM card purchase point that is most suitable for tourists at Shanghai Airport. On the right side of the Cheerway Easy Go convenience store at the arrival area of Pudong Airport, there is a SIM card store that sells Chinese SIM cards for overseas tourists.
(⭐️Next time, I will publish a detailed guide on buying SIM cards at Shanghai Pudong Airport in 2024. Remember to follow me. If you need a guide on buying eSIM, you can also DM me~)
These popular Chinese attractions are like windows that allow foreigners to see the real and vivid China:
There are rural mountains and fields⛰, pastoral idylls☘, as well as high-rise buildings🏙, modern prosperity🌟. We inherit the past and actively embrace the future!
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Guangzhou City (Guangzhou City, Canton [166]), referred to as "Sui", also known as Yangcheng, Huacheng, and Wuyangcheng, [162] is a prefecture-level city, provincial capital, sub-provincial city, national central city, megacity, [53] a world-class city under the jurisdiction of Guangdong Province. It is located in the south-central part of Guangdong Province and the northern edge of the Pearl River Delta [46] [81], with a total area of 7,434.40 square kilometers [1] [14]. The common languages are Cantonese and Mandarin. [35] As of March 2025, Guangzhou City has 11 districts under its jurisdiction. As of the end of 2024, Guangzhou City has a permanent population of 18.978 million. [448] Guangzhou City has a significant marine climate, and both the ocean and the continent have a significant impact on Guangzhou's climate. [115] [116] Guangzhou City is a hilly area, with high terrain in the northeast and low terrain in the southwest. [34] As early as the Neolithic period six or seven thousand years ago, our ancestors lived and multiplied on this land. [82] The city of Guangzhou in the Qin Dynasty was named Renxiao City because it was built by the Qin general Renxiao. Its official name is Panyu City. [113] In the third year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1646), Zhu Yuanzhang's descendants proclaimed themselves emperors in Guangzhou, with the reign title "Shaowu". This was known as the "Southern Ming" regime, which lasted only 40 days. [113] On October 14, 1949, Guangzhou was liberated and became a centrally administered municipality. In 1950, it was changed to the leadership of the Central South Military and Political Committee. In 1954, it was transferred to the leadership of Guangdong Province and became a provincial-level city. In 1994, it was upgraded to a sub-provincial city. [226] Guangzhou is the core city of the Guangzhou Metropolitan Area. It is an important central city, international trade center and comprehensive transportation hub in China approved by the State Council. [80] It is an international trade center, a national advanced manufacturing base, a comprehensive portal, and an important carrier of the international science and technology innovation center. [76] [169] [413] Guangzhou's main industries are shipping services, science and technology services, special finance, international trade, professional services and other productive services. [125] Guangzhou is one of the first national historical and cultural cities, one of the starting points of the Maritime Silk Road, and is known as the "Millennium Commercial Capital". It has been a place where Chinese and foreign cultures have blended since ancient times, one of the birthplaces of Cantonese culture, and the headquarters of China's Southern Theater Command. [170-171] In 2024, Guangzhou's GDP will be 3,103.25 billion yuan, an increase of 2.1% over the previous year at comparable prices.
Jinan, abbreviated as "Ji", also known as "Spring City", [129] is a prefecture-level city, [4] provincial capital, sub-provincial city, [76] megacity under the jurisdiction of Shandong Province. It is located in the central part of Shandong Province and ranks fourth in Shandong Province in terms of population. [155] Its geographical location is between 36°02′～37°54′N and 116°21′～117°93′E. [76] Jinan is an important central city in the Yellow River Basin approved by the State Council, a national historical and cultural city, a national comprehensive transportation hub city, a northern advanced manufacturing base, a northern trade and logistics center, and a regional highland for scientific and technological innovation. [128] As of April 2024, the city has 10 districts and 2 counties, with a total area of 10,244.45 square kilometers. The Municipal People's Government is located at No. 1, Longding Avenue, Lixia District. [34] As of the end of 2024, the permanent population of Jinan is 9.515 million. [160] The Jinan dialect belongs to Ji-Lu Mandarin. [93] [110] Jinan is located at the junction of low mountains and hills in the south-central part of Shandong and alluvial plains in the northwest of Shandong. [76] It has a warm temperate continental monsoon climate. [126] The landform types are mainly low mountains, hills, plains and low-lying areas along the Yellow River. [78] There are many springs and abundant water, which is known as a natural karst spring museum. [130] In the early Neolithic period, the ancestors of Jinan had already lived and multiplied here. Jinan County was established in the Western Han Dynasty. In the Sui Dynasty, counties were abolished and Qizhou was still governed by Jinan, and governed 10 counties including Licheng. During the Tianbao period in the middle of the Tang Dynasty, Qizhou was once renamed Linzi County and Jinan County. In the early Ming Dynasty, it was renamed Jinan Prefecture. In the early Qing Dynasty, it was established along the lines of the Ming Dynasty. In the early years of the Republic of China, Jinan Prefecture was abolished and Daibei Road was established, governing 27 counties. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Licheng County was transferred to Jinan City in 1958. In February 1994, it became a sub-provincial city.
Wuhan, abbreviated as "Han", also known as Jiangcheng, is one of the megacities[7][8] and national central cities[9] of the People's Republic of China. It is the capital of Hubei Province and a sub-provincial city[10]. It is the largest city in central China and the middle reaches of the Yangtze River[11]. It is also the political, economic, financial, commercial, logistics, scientific, cultural, educational center and transportation and communication hub of the central region[12]. It is a national historical and cultural city[13] and is known as the "crossroads of nine provinces"[14]. Wuhan is the economic and geographical center of China, one of the three major "inland waterway shipping centers" in China, and one of the railway hubs, aviation hubs and highway hubs with the largest passenger volume in China. The "golden waterway" Yangtze River and its largest tributary Han River run through the city, dividing Wuhan into three parts, forming a pattern of three areas of Wuchang, Hankou and Hanyang across the river, which are collectively referred to as the "three towns of Wuhan" in history. The Municipal People's Government is located at No. 188 Yanjiang Avenue, Jiang'an District. The city has 13 districts under its jurisdiction, with a total area of 8,569.15 square kilometers. By the end of 2023, the permanent population will be 13.774 million, and the annual GDP will be 2001.165 billion yuan.
Nanping is a prefecture-level city in Fujian Province, China, located in the northern part of Fujian Province at the junction of Fujian, Zhejiang, and Jiangxi provinces. The city covers a total area of 26,300 square kilometers, making it the largest prefecture-level city in Fujian Province by area. As of 2023, Nanping has a permanent population of 2.63 million. The city has over 4,000 years of history and is one of the birthplaces of Fujian culture. Nanping was established as a prefecture-level city in 1994.
Zhengzhou City, abbreviated as "Zheng", is a prefecture-level city and provincial capital under the jurisdiction of Henan Province. Historically known as "the center of heaven and earth", it was formerly called Shangdu and is now known as the Green City. It is an important central city in central China, a national historical and cultural city, and an international comprehensive transportation hub city.
Shijiazhuang, referred to as "Shi" [32], is a prefecture-level city, provincial capital, and Type I large city under the jurisdiction of Hebei Province, China. [25] [31] It is an important central city in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region approved by the State Council, and a national comprehensive transportation hub city. [1] [234] It is located in the central and southern part of Hebei Province in North China, with a total area of 15,848 square kilometers. [2] [33] As of September 2023, Shijiazhuang City has jurisdiction over 8 urban districts, 11 counties, and administers 3 county-level cities. [3] [34] [220] As of the end of 2024, Shijiazhuang City has a permanent population of 11.2466 million. [240] The dialect is Ji-Lu Mandarin. [37] Shijiazhuang City straddles the Taihang Mountains and the North China Plain. The landforms are complex and diverse. From west to east, they are medium and low mountains, hills, basins, and plains. [38-39] The rivers in the area are the Daqing River system and the Ziya River system in the Haihe River Basin. [40] It has a warm temperate continental monsoon climate with four distinct seasons and long summers and winters. [41] In the middle and late Neolithic period, humans have been living and working in Shijiazhuang. In the third year of Emperor Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty, Hengshan County was established. In the Song Dynasty, it belonged to Hebei West Road. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Zhili and governed Zhending Prefecture and other places. In 1925, the Republic of China established Shimen City. [42] In 1947, Shimen City was liberated and renamed Shijiazhuang City in the same year. [43] In 1949, it was under the leadership of the Hebei Provincial People's Government. In 1968, the capital of Hebei Province was moved to Shijiazhuang City. [43] In 1993, the Shijiazhuang Regional Administrative Office merged with the Municipal People's Government to form the new Shijiazhuang People's Government. [44]
Fuzhou is the capital and largest city of Fujian Province, China. Located in the eastern part of Fujian Province, the city faces the Taiwan Strait to the east and covers a total area of 11,968.53 square kilometers. As of 2024, Fuzhou has a permanent population of 8.501 million. The city has a subtropical monsoon climate and is characterized by its warm and humid weather year-round. Fuzhou is an important center city in southeastern China, a national historical and cultural city, and a comprehensive transportation hub city.
Tianjin City, referred to as "Jin", also known as Jingu and Jinmen, is a municipality directly under the Central Government of the People's Republic of China, a national central city, and a megacity [222]. It is located in the North China region of the People's Republic of China, in the lower reaches of the Haihe River Basin, bordering the Bohai Sea to the east, Yanshan Mountain to the north, the capital Beijing to the west, and the rest of the city is adjacent to Hebei Province. As of October 2023, Tianjin has 16 districts under its jurisdiction [93], with a total area of 11,966.45 square kilometers. As of the end of 2024, Tianjin has a permanent population of 13.64 million. [268] Tianjin is located in the northeast of the North China Plain and has a warm temperate semi-humid monsoon climate with distinct four seasons. Tianjin has been prosperous since ancient times due to the canal transportation. After the middle of the Tang Dynasty, it became a land and water port for transporting grain and silk from the south to the north. In the Jin Dynasty, Zhigu Fort was established at the Sanchakou area where the North-South Grand Canal and the Haihe River meet. This was the earliest establishment in Tianjin. In the Yuan Dynasty, "Haijin Town" was established, which was a military stronghold and a grain transportation center. In the second year of the Yongle reign of the Ming Dynasty (1404), the city was officially built. On March 7, the third year of the Yongzheng reign, Tianjin Wei was promoted to Tianjin Prefecture, which belonged to Hejian Prefecture [243]. In the ninth year of the Yongzheng reign, Tianjin Prefecture was promoted to Tianjin Prefecture, which had six counties and one prefecture under its jurisdiction. After 1912, Tianjin Prefecture was abolished [234]. It is the only city in ancient China with a definite record of its founding time [231]. Tianjin is an important central city in China approved by the State Council, a national historical and cultural city, a modern marine city, an international comprehensive transportation hub city, a national advanced manufacturing R&D base, a northern international shipping core area, and a financial innovation operation demonstration area [1] [230]. Tianjin is a major node of the China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor, a strategic fulcrum of the Maritime Silk Road, a meeting point of the Belt and Road Initiative, and the nearest eastern starting point of the Eurasian Continental Bridge. It is an important seaport for neighboring landlocked countries, the largest port city in northern China, and a key location and gateway to protect the capital. [257]
After walking 100,000 steps🚶, I finally sorted out the Beijing Hutong Citywalk route‼ ️ Beijing's Hutongs are mainly divided into these four areas, 1️⃣ Wudaoying, Beiluo, Nanluo Ancient Alley in the north, 2️⃣ Dongsi and Beixinqiao in the east, 3️⃣ Baita Temple Xisi in the west, 4️⃣ Qianmen, Yangmeizhuxie Street in the south, etc. These are all classic and fun routes in Beijing. Go and see the red-walled and green-tiled ancient buildings in Beijing, and feel the Beijing atmosphere in the old alleys. There are also many niche literary and creative shops and cafes along the way☕️  Route 1: Beijing Classic Hutong Citywalk Route 🚇Transportation location: Lama Temple subway station 🚶Detailed route: Ditan Park➡️ Lama Temple➡️ Wudaoying Hutong➡️ Imperial College➡️ Confucius Temple and Imperial College Museum➡️ Beiluoguxiang➡️ Yanxidai Street➡️ Drum Tower➡️ Bell Tower➡️ Shichahai➡️ Houhai Route features: There are famous historical ancient buildings with red walls and green tiles, Wudaoying Hutong ... Ying and Beiluo Ancient Alley are small literary alleys worth visiting, as well as the Orange Sea Sunset in Shichahai 🌅 and the folk music bar in Houhai 🍹  Route 2: Experience the commercial streets of old Beijing 🚇Transportation location: Exit D of Dongsi Subway Station 🚶Detailed route: Mochaqi Home Market➡️Paper Sound Bookstore➡️Honghua Dim Sum Bureau➡️Beijing Longfu Temple➡️Cool Music Records➡️Fu Geer➡️Wu Wen Xi Dong➡️Daoxiang Village Store 0➡️Red Star Qianjin➡️Douwo➡️Guozijian & Lama Temple Route features: various inherited old shops and some boutique creative design shops, Beixinqiao also has many Beijing specialty snacks and delicacies  Route 3: Cultural Treasure Route 🚇Location and Transportation: Exit B of Fuchengmen Subway Station 🚶Detailed Route: Exit B of Fuchengmen Subway Station➡️Beijing Luxun Museum➡️Miaoying White Pagoda Temple➡️Temple of the Emperors of All Dynasties➡️Guangji Temple➡️Zhengyang Bookstore➡️Red House Public Library➡️Xishiku Church Route Features: Whether it is the White Pagoda Temple, the Temple of the Emperors or the Wansong Old Man Tower, each place has a historical story. The hutongs around Baita Temple are also very good to visit  Route 4: Small literary hutongs & Western-style buildings 🚇Location and transportation: Exit A of Zhushikou Subway Station 🚶Detailed route: Exit A of Zhushikou Subway Station➡️Qianmen Street➡️Dashilan➡️Yingtao Street➡️Yangmeizhu Street➡️Beijing Fang➡️Qianmen➡️Xianyukou Street➡️Sanlihe Park➡️Dongjiaominxiang➡️Chongwenmen Subway Station Route features: It is very close to Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, suitable for a one-day tour. Yangmeizhu Street is a small literary hutong that cannot be missed, and Dongjiaominxiang Street is very suitable for taking pictures📷.  The above four routes are worth exploring in person. If you only have one day, you can choose to visit the first route. I believe that after visiting these four routes, you will definitely have a new understanding of Beijing‼ ️ 
If this is your first time to China, these are the Dos and Don'ts you need to know!!! Foreigners who are traveling to China for the first time, please remember this!  📱Set up electronic payment methods ✅Prepare translation software 🧻Carry tissues with you (especially for foreign friends traveling to Guangdong) 🚭Pay attention to signs such as no smoking and no taking photos (especially in Hong Kong) ✅Respect traffic and some local customs  🙅No need to tip 🚰Don't drink water directly from the tap 💳Bring some cash or set up electronic payment, not all places accept credit cards
Today, I will take you to the National Museum located in Tiananmen Square, Beijing~  🏠The Centennial National Museum covers an area of 70,000 square meters, is 42.5 meters high, has a construction area of 200,000 square meters, 48 exhibition halls, a national first-class museum, the largest museum in the world with a single building area, and has more than 1.43 million collections  🎫Tickets Tickets are released at 17:00 every day, free, real fire ‼ ️Important things are written in front Time: 9:00-17:00, closed on Monday Entry: You can enter twice on the same day with your record Security check: Water, food🉑️Power bank over 20,000❌Lighter❌Selfie stick tripod❌  🚌Transportation 1. Subway: Exit C and D of Tiananmen East Station on Line 1 2. Bus: 1, 2, 52, 82, etc., Tiananmen East Station ❤️New guide for Phoenix Crown Fridge Magnets: Line up in the lobby on the first floor, staff will issue number plates, buy with the plates, limited to 2 per person  🗺️Guide to 5-hour tour of the National Museum: 1️⃣Go to B1 Ancient China first, must see‼ ️The treasures of the museum are all here, 2H 2️⃣Go directly to the fourth floor to see several major exhibitions, 2H 3️⃣Go down to the third floor and the second floor in turn, and visit according to your interests, 1H  🚶Detailed itinerary: 1️⃣The first stop is to visit B1 Ancient China, a must-see, otherwise it is like not coming to the National Museum! On the first floor, you can see all the treasures of the museum and the changes of dynasties. The main threads are the ancient times, the Xia, Shang and Western Zhou dynasties, the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the Qin and Han Dynasties, the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, the Liao, Song, Xia, Jin and Yuan Dynasties, and the Ming and Qing Dynasties.  The treasures of the museum include jade dragons, jade cong, eagle-shaped pottery tripods, gold thread clothes, Houmuwu tripods, bronze masks, four-ram square zun, Wu Wang Fuchai bronze sword, Warring States ice mirror, bronze rhino zun, drum-beating rap figurines, celadon lotus zun, gilded bronze Buddha statues, bronze chimes, Tang Sancai, Queen Xiaoduan Nine Dragon Nine Phoenix Crown, etc., and the cultural and creative shop is right outside, 2 hours ☕️Half an hour lunch break, take the baby to the restaurant Eat and rest, not many choices, cold noodles, sandwiches, beverage machine, just fill your stomach, no matter how delicious, bring your own snacks, chocolate 2️⃣ The second stop goes directly to the fourth floor of the South District, and sees 6 exhibitions in one go, including coin exhibition, bronze mirror exhibition, technology exhibition (not going if time is tight), clothing exhibition, porcelain exhibition, jade exhibition, 2 hours 3️⃣ The third stop is the ancient food on the third floor of the North District. There is a table of imported food as soon as you enter the door. Many of the carrots, cucumbers, and watermelons we are used to eating are imported. 30 minutes Tips: The popular white porcelain exhibition of Princess Yushu on the second floor of the North District has closed. The white porcelain skirt is as thin as a cicada's wing, which is amazing! 📷5 and a half hours, 700 photos, walking through the evolution of history, marveling at the wisdom of the predecessors, and seeing the prosperity of history! Step by step, step by step, Maslow's needs model, from the need for food and clothing to spiritual pursuit ❤️Collect first and then visit the exhibition, the National Museum is worth it
Here is the translation of the entire provided text:  Organized routes for visiting the Great Wall, with hand-drawn strategy maps, and you can mix and match freely! 💰 Ticket price: 40, half price for students ⏰ Time spent on the Great Wall 👉 Round-trip on foot: about 1.5h for the south route and 2.5h for the north route 👉 Cable car to the 8th floor: about 5 minutes 🚗 Transportation guide 1⃣ High-speed rail: Qinghe → Badaling Great Wall, 0.5h, ¥17 2⃣ Bus: From Qianmen Station 6:30-11:00, return from Badaling Scenic Area 11:00-16:00 3⃣ Public transportation: Deshengmen → Badaling, Route 877, 1.5h 4⃣ Suburban S2 line: Huangtudian → Badaling, 1h, ¥7 5⃣ Driving: Jingzang Expressway to Heilongtan Parking Lot, ¥24, with free shuttle bus to the pedestrian street (for walking to the Great Wall) or cable car entrance ❤️ Tips: After exiting, turn left for the pedestrian route, which takes a few minutes, and turn right for the cable car (there are signs on site, follow the signs); the bus returning from Badaling Scenic Area stops at "Deshengmen", and if you want to go to the Bird's Nest Water Cube, you can get off at "Deshengmen" and take the subway. ———————  🌈 Great Wall situation 1⃣ The north wall has 12 sections, and the south wall has 7 sections (the south wall is relatively flat) 2⃣ The Hero Stone is on the north wall (north 4), and the Hero Tablet is on the south wall (south 1, 2, and 4 all have) 🌟 Climbing the Great Wall tools 📌 Cable car: single trip ¥100, round trip ¥140 📌 Slide: ¥80 ———————  ✅ Classic route Route 1️⃣: Easy hero 🚩 Cable car entrance → Cable car up to North 7 → Walking to North 8 → Walking back to North 7 → Cable car down Route 2️⃣: Tooling up 🚩 Cable car entrance → Cable car up to North 7 → Walking to North 8 → Walking back to North 4 → Slide down → Black Bear Park → Walking exit Route 3️⃣: North and south comprehensive plan | Cable car scheme 🚩 Pedestrian entrance → Walking from South 1 to South 7 → Walking back to South 1 → Walking from North 1 to North 8 → Walking back to North 7 → Cable car down Route 4️⃣: North and south comprehensive plan | Slide scheme 🚩 Pedestrian entrance → Walking from South 1 to South 7 → Walking back to South 1 → Walking from North 1 to North 8 → Walking back to North 4 → Slide down Route 5️⃣: Real power player 🚩 Pedestrian entrance → Walking from South 1 to South 7 → Walking back to South 1 → Walking from North 1 to North 12 → Walking back to North 11 → Black Bear Park → Walking exit ———————  📷 Great Wall check-in ✅ North 4th floor: Hero Stone ✅ North 6th floor: Aerial Cable Car ✅ North 8th floor: Hero Slope ✅ North 10th floor: Flowers or Red Leaves ✅ North 12th floor: Full view of the Great Wall, Guanting Reservoir ✅ South 1st floor: Hero Tablet ✅ South 4th floor: Full view of the North Wall ✅ South 6th floor: Pine and Cypress
Taking the high-speed rail + cable car + easy hiking = easy check-in at the top of the Great Wall — From Qinghe Station (Beijing Station) to Badaling Great Wall: 25 minutes direct, ticket price 20-25. Many trains available! It's super easy to buy on working days, and it's recommended to book in advance on weekends.  Ticket prices for Badaling Great Wall adult ticket: 40 yuan, student half-price. Northbound cable car single trip: 100 yuan, round trip: 140 yuan. It's recommended to buy on public accounts, which allows you to skip the queue and enter directly with a security check. Hiking itinerary:  1. After arriving at the Northbound cable car of Badaling Great Wall, take the cable car, which will take you directly to the North Seven Floor, approximately 3-5 minutes. You can overlook the magnificent mountain scenery around the Great Wall on the cable car.  3. From the North Seven Floor, start hiking to "Hao Han Slope". This section requires certain physical strength, and some stairs are relatively steep. Be sure to pay attention to safety, which takes about 20-30 minutes.  4. Continue hiking from "Hao Han Slope" to the North Eight Floor, which is the highest point of the North Badaling Great Wall, also known as "Guangri Platform". Here, you can take in the magnificent scenery of the Great Wall winding its way through the mountains. It's a great spot for photos.  5. After checking in at the North Eight Floor, due to time constraints (4:30 pm), the cable car and slide are closed, so we chose to hike back along the Great Wall. The hike down takes about an hour, and the afternoon sun around 4-5 pm is beautiful on the Great Wall. It's very beautiful!  6. After hiking down, the signs are clear, and you can walk to Badaling Railway Station. There are many shops along the way, offering food, drinks, and cultural creative stores.