The staff were efficient and provided detailed explanations without pushing for insurance sales.

I specifically chose a rental company with Chinese language support because, although I can handle basic English communications like ordering food or booking hotels, renting a car involves signing a full English contract with lots of details and technical terms I may not understand. A fully Chinese service process is crucial for avoiding misunderstandings. However, both pickup and dropoff services were in English. I even asked if they had staff who could provide service in Chinese, but the answer was no. While the rental process was smooth, the lack of Chinese service was still concerning.

We requested to use UnionPay but the charge was still in the local currency. They pushed for insurance, which is more expensive there, but it can be less hassle in case of an incident. The car was relatively new and in good condition. Inexplicably, an additional amount of about ten Australian dollars was charged to my credit card three days later. I asked for an explanation but received no reply.

The car was in excellent and new condition; no extra charges. But when there are many people, it would be better if the staff could maintain the queue.

They will hard sale for their own insurance.

Very good responding.