xihua.es
Chinese-language community forum and information portal for Chinese residents, immigrants and students in Spain
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About xihua.es
Xihua.es operates a Chinese-language online community focused on life information, entertainment and discussion for Chinese people in Spain. Its forum includes community discussions, classified listings, news, events and practical information.
The platform serves Chinese residents, immigrants and students across Spain. It began accepting commercial advertising in 2011 and also supports community events and activities.
The site was created in 2001. Its communications are in Chinese.
Product: A Chinese-language online community portal with forums, classified listings, news and event information.
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