🖋️Feature: The Chinese Digital Nomads seeking freedom within their own country borders

Movement across International Borders is only one way to understand Nomads

👋 Welcome, welcome new paid subscribers!

A few times a week, I check my news alerts and read articles that pop up related to nomadism and remote work.

Having researched the topic for many years, my interest is always piqued by examples of Nomadism from lesser know regions and countries.

---

💌 Special message to all subscribers:

This is a reader supported publication, please consider becoming a paid subscriber.

☕ For the price of a cup of coffee you can become a paid monthly subscriber!

Or why not give someone a gift subscription?

---

Like China and India.

🖇️ Check out Anu’s story of being a Digital Nomad in India

The regular promotional news on Digital Nomad Visas, which arguably are simply a way for countries to earn tax income from Nomads, tends to be of lesser interest to me.

What fascinates me as how nomadism enables mobility of any type. Yes, there is me with the luxury of my shiny EU passport which can move across borders, but that is not the full picture.

I also appreciate for some people it is simply enough to move from urban to rural areas or around one’s country of origin, embracing Nomadism to simply move internally and seek a better life in their own country.

Especially if that country is huge.

I ponder more of how inter-regional movement can be significant and needed

In countries like China, internal movement can be life-changing.