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Why Dehong’s Border Exit Rules Just Got Real for US Founders Let’s be real: when you think “exit administration” in China, your brain probably jumps to Beijing Capital Airport or Shanghai Pudong — not Ruili, a city of 250,000 tucked right up against Myanmar in Yunnan’s Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture. But here’s what changed last week: on April 11, 2026, the first official cross-border bus line launched between Jinghong (Xishuangbanna) and Ban Xiang Guo in Laos — not far from Dehong’s own land ports. And just one day earlier, thousands gathered in neighboring Lancang County — also along the China–Myanmar border — celebrating the Water-Splashing Festival with ethnic groups from both sides mingling freely, passports in hand, customs officers watching but not intervening. ...

Why Dehong’s Border Exit Rules Just Got Real for US Founders Let’s be real: when you think “exit administration” in China, your brain probably jumps to Beijing Capital Airport or Shanghai Pudong — not Ruili, a city of 250,000 tucked right up against Myanmar in Yunnan’s Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture. But here’s what changed last week: on April 11, 2026, the first official cross-border bus line launched between Jinghong (Xishuangbanna) and Ban Xiang Guo in Laos — not far from Dehong’s own land ports. And just one day earlier, thousands gathered in neighboring Lancang County — also along the China–Myanmar border — celebrating the Water-Splashing Festival with ethnic groups from both sides mingling freely, passports in hand, customs officers watching but not intervening. ...

Why Dehong’s Border Exit Rules Just Got Real for US Founders Let’s be real: when you think “exit administration” in China, your brain probably jumps to Beijing Capital Airport or Shanghai Pudong — not Ruili, a city of 250,000 tucked right up against Myanmar in Yunnan’s Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture. But here’s what changed last week: on April 11, 2026, the first official cross-border bus line launched between Jinghong (Xishuangbanna) and Ban Xiang Guo in Laos — not far from Dehong’s own land ports. And just one day earlier, thousands gathered in neighboring Lancang County — also along the China–Myanmar border — celebrating the Water-Splashing Festival with ethnic groups from both sides mingling freely, passports in hand, customs officers watching but not intervening. ...