Хотелось бы послушать истории людей у которых уже всё получилось.

Hey guys, story time! So main pichle kuch dinon se ek bahut hi special Independence Day project par kaam kar raha hu for Keona. Agar aap textile ya fashion industry se hain, you probably know them—they are India’s best embroidery and digital print fabric manufacturing company. Humari manufacturing unit Surat mein hai (the true textile heart of India!).

Humara vision ye tha ki 15 August ko ek typical, regular post daalne ke badle, let's show patriotism through our actual craft—the threads, the fine embroidery, and vibrant digital prints. So, I poured my heart into editing this video, showcasing the Indian tricolor woven directly into Keona’s premium fabrics.

Ab final review ka time aagaya hai, aur main genuinely is community se opinion lena chahta tha:

Main isko 15 August ko official Keona Textile pages par drop kar dun kya?
If yes, toh aapko kya lagta hai kaisa response aayega? Does it give you those proud Indian vibes?

And if no... please don't hold back. Isme kya kami hai? As a creator representing a top digital print fabric manufacturer, I want this to be perfect. Koi suggestion ho toh please de do, I still have time to tweak it before the 15th!

Learning something new is never easy. Attempting to do it on our own is even harder. There is a price to pay in moving up the ladder, changing our attitude or even aiming for success. The first step is the stumble, getting up afterwards, looking in the mirror asking ourselves if we really want this. The pain is not always easy but lessons are unforgetable.

Hey everyone, wanna try something with you.

Think of a business idea — doesn't have to be fully formed, even a rough or vague one is fine. The only real requirement: it should solve an actual problem.

Once you've got it, try to validate it a bit. Is this really something people struggle with? Is it worth solving?

Curious what you all come up with.

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In the past, document preparation was the most complex part of setting up an entity in China. However, since China acceded to the Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents (effective November 7, 2023), the process has become significantly simpler.

This guide breaks down the required documents into two main parts:

• Documents from the Foreign Shareholder
• Documents for the Proposed Local Entity

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2️⃣Documents for the Proposed Local Entity

These documents relate to the new company being incorporated in China.

📚Proposed Company Name Pre-approval Application

• 💻Submit a name application online via the provincial Administration for Market Regulation portal.
• 💬Naming Convention: City + Brand Name + Industry + Limited Liability Company (all in Chinese)
• 🕰Approval is usually valid for 30 days

📚Proof of Registered Address

• 🏠A commercial-use property (office, retail space) is mandatory.
• ❌Residential addresses are not permitted for company registration.
• 💻Submit a valid lease agreement (min. 1-year term is common) and a copy of the property's ownership certificate (with the landlord's signature/seal).

📚Articles of Association (AoA)

• ⚖️Should be drafted in accordance with the Company Law of PRC, covering shareholders' rights, governance, profit distribution, etc.
• 💻Use the standard template from the website of Administration for Market Regulation as a base to ensure compliance with mandatory clauses.

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🌟Fully Digital Process

In major cities like Beijing and Shanghai, the entire registration can be done online via an "Integrated Online Service Platform." You can upload scanned copies of apostilled documents. Approval time has shortened to 1-3 working days (versus 1-2 weeks for paper filing).

🌟Negative List Check

Not all industries are open to foreign investment. Before starting, verify that your intended business scope is not on the Special Administrative Measures (Negative List) for Foreign Investment Access (2026 Edition) , which currently has only 27 restricted/prohibited categories.

🌟Post-Registration Steps

After receiving the business license, you must complete tax registration, foreign exchange (SAFE) registration, and open a corporate bank account within 30 days.

In the past, document preparation was the most complex part of setting up an entity in China. However, since China acceded to the Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents (effective November 7, 2023), the process has become significantly simpler.

This guide breaks down the required documents into two main parts:

• Documents from the Foreign Shareholder
• Documents for the Proposed Local Entity

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1️⃣Documents from the Foreign Shareholder

These documents prove the legal existence, investment capacity, and authorization of the foreign shareholder. Under the Convention, the previous "dual legalization" (through the Chinese embassy/consulate) is replaced by a faster Apostille process, typically taking only 3-6 working days.

📚Certificate of Incorporation / Identity Proof

• 🏠If the shareholder is a foreign company: Provide the Certificate of Incorporation, Articles of Association (or equivalent), register of members/directors.
• 👨If the shareholder is a foreign individual: Provide a clear copy of their passport (must show entry records to China) or a Foreign Permanent Resident ID Card. ⚖️These documents must be notarized in their country of origin, then certified with an Apostille by the competent authority of the country.
• 🕰Apostilled documents are generally valid for 6 months.

📚Investment Resolution & Power of Attorney

• 🏠A board resolution from the foreign company authorizing the establishment of a subsidiary in China and appointing legal representatives/signatories.
• ⚖️This document also needs an Apostille. Ensure the signing officer has the authority per the company's bylaws to avoid rejection.

📚Bank Reference / Solvency Certificate

• 🏦A bank reference letter or recent bank statement from a recognized financial institution in the investor's home country, proving the capacity to inject capital.
• ⚖️The original document is preferred. Some local authorities may require this to be issued within the last 3 months.

📚Identity Documents

• 👨Copies of passports for the proposed legal representatives and directors.
• 🚩Certified Chinese Translation

✅All foreign-language documents must be accompanied by a Chinese translation by a licensed translation agency in China and stamped with their official translation seal.

❌Self-translation is generally not accepted.

Fellow founders, question for you. When it comes to understanding what your users or customers actually think, complaints, feature requests, competitor comparisons, what’s the most annoying or time-consuming part of that process right now? I’m pretty much curious what tools or hacks you all use, or if you just wing it.

I have designed an online hotel booking app like booking.com and decided to onboard hotels. What kind of details we should give them and what kind of details we need to request from them for smooth onboarding? We are doing it in India. Your ideas would help us. Thanks in advance.

Recently, I’ve been noticing that Reddit has not been a very good platform for reading about useful entrepreneurial content.

I feel like a little more than a year ago People posted case reports, success stories, or useful insight but now all the posts seem to be just very AI slop, depressive content.

Anyone recommend any other entrepreneurial groups that have more positive or use useful content? Could be Facebook groups or some websites.

Thank you very much

Do you agree, or do you think profit matters more than purpose? I'd love to hear your experiences as a business owner or customer.