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They helped us plan our trip to Zhangjiajie and Huangshan, buy the tickets, know the entrance points and much more. Very honest and trustworthy company. At one point, there was also a small mistake and they were super fast to refund us the ticket. I recommend them very much and, when going back to China, will for sure ask their help to support us in planning another trip there
I found this company online and they made ticket reservations much easier, the staff was very helpful, especially considering how confusing it can be for people outside China to figure out the entrance system.
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