I am in China and I lost my job because of the bad economy in China. Is there any good way to make money?

Sorry to hear that, man—tough times for sure. If you're looking to start online, freelancing (writing, design, or simple tasks on sites like Upwork or Fiverr) could be a quick way in. Long-term, maybe look into affiliate marketing or dropshipping—low cost to start, and lots of free info out there to learn from.
 
It would be best if I could make money by taking advantage of China's advantages.Please help me
look for several sellers on different platforms globally especially classified site and pitch sourcing from china to them, you must have a way to make them believe you though..but thats a quick one

second one is operation a store online ands getting supplies right from factory to different locations globally...might cost you money though
 
Live stream selling continues to work on Douyin, Taobao in China. You can make profit by reviewing or presenting local products, food or fashion
 
It would be best if I could make money by taking advantage of China's advantages.Please help me
Sorry to hear that man,

I've lived in China for a while and still go back and forth. The easiest way is to teach english (underground).
I also have a buddy who is making a killer living just by selling burgers late night from a food cart in Chengdu. He parks outside the clubs and just prints money selling burgers.
 
If you have some cash to invest, you can start trading on football games and also laying the favorite horses at any bet exchange. There is a little learning to be done (one week is okay). This is like something sure to start giving you some income based on the amount of capital that you can put into this.

It's true that there are many methods to make money online but most of them are not guaranteed. What I told you above is somehow guaranteed as long as there are football games and horse racing going on anywhere in the world, thanks to technology.

Search YouTube for Betfair Trading.

Good luck researching what I just told you.
 
Sorry to hear that man,

I've lived in China for a while and still go back and forth. The easiest way is to teach english (underground).
I also have a buddy who is making a killer living just by selling burgers late night from a food cart in Chengdu. He parks outside the clubs and just prints money selling burgers.
I was just talking to a friend who said his buddy is doing this too, that's so funny.

I almost didn't believe it until I saw your message about the same thing.

He sells burgers and hot dogs out of a stand late night.
 
Sorry to hear. Yeah, if your English is decent, you can teach English or become a translator.
 
Sorry to hear that. Since you're in China, maybe try product sourcing or dropshipping, lots of demand for that.
You could also help others connect with suppliers or offer freelance services online. Worth a shot!
 
Become a middleman between chinese suppliers and people looking to source products from China. Knowing English is already an advantage.
 
Connect with manufacturers and sell their products directly on amazon.
Is it easy to do business on Amazon now? I’m planning to enter the US Amazon marketplace. Do you have any suggestions?
 
Sorry to hear that, man—tough times for sure. If you're looking to start online, freelancing (writing, design, or simple tasks on sites like Upwork or Fiverr) could be a quick way in. Long-term, maybe look into affiliate marketing or dropshipping—low cost to start, and lots of free info out there to learn from.
Hello, if I do affiliate marketing, does that mean I’m giving up the advantages of being in China? Because affiliate marketing is something anyone globally can do.
 
Sorry to hear that you're going through this. You're not alone — the economy has affected many. There are still ways to earn online like freelancing, teaching English, or selling digital products. Stay strong and keep pushing!
 
It would be best if I could make money by taking advantage of China's advantages.Please help me
What do you think about doing affiliate marketing on social networking platforms today? I think it has a lot of potential.
 
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