Walling Hotel - Jiefangbei Hongyadong, Chongqing
Tourist Assistant
Emergency Numbers
110 police, 120 ambulance, 119 fire, 122 traffic — operators speak mainly Chinese, so ask the front desk to call for you.
Safety
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Features
- ✓ Four key numbers: 110 police, 120 ambulance, 119 fire, 122 traffic accidents — callable from any phone, even without a SIM.
- ✓ Chinese-first hotlines: operators mainly speak Chinese; Shanghai's 110 offers multilingual service, and Beijing/Shanghai's 12345 (non-emergency) has multilingual staff.
- ✓ Front desk is your best proxy: if you don't speak Chinese, ask hotel staff to call, or use a translation app's voice-conversation mode.
- ✓ Location first: when connected, state your location (hotel name/address) before describing the situation.
- ✓ Tourist hotline 12345: complaints and travel help, with English service.
- ✓ International clinics: major-city top hospitals have international departments with English service and international insurance support.
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How to Use
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Save the numbers: 110 (police), 120 (ambulance), 119 (fire), 122 (traffic), 12345 (tourist).
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Carry your hotel's address in Chinese (ask the front desk to write it down).
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In an emergency, prefer asking hotel staff or a Chinese speaker nearby to make the call.
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Calling yourself? State your location first, speak slowly, and use a voice-translation app if needed.
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For consular help, contact your country's embassy or consulate in China.
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FAQ
Mostly Chinese. Shanghai's 110 offers 8 languages, and the 12345 tourist hotline has English. Otherwise ask the front desk to call or use voice translation.
No — expect roughly CNY 100–400 depending on distance, plus hospital fees. For minor cases, a taxi to the nearest major hospital's ER can be faster.
Yes — emergency numbers are free to call from any phone.
Head for the international department of a major city hospital — English service and direct international-insurance billing are usually available.
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Important Notes
Emergency operators speak mainly Chinese — carry your hotel's Chinese address and ask the front desk for help when possible.
Keep your passport (or a copy) and insurance details with you at all times.
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