🇨🇳 China Address Format
The correct line order, postal code position and a copy-ready example for mailing to China.
Address format example
Wang Wei
Room 501, Building 2, 88 Nanjing Road
Huangpu District
Shanghai 200001
China
How to write a China address
For international mail, romanized pinyin in English order works: room and building first, then street, district, city and the 6-digit postal code. Adding the address in Chinese characters on a second line speeds up domestic delivery.
Tips for shipping forms
When a form splits the address into fields, map the example above from the bottom up: the last line is the country, the line above carries the postal code and city, and everything else fills the street address lines in order. Keep diacritics if the form accepts them; plain ASCII is also universally deliverable.
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