A global directory and intelligence layer for AI products built by Chinese teams, focused on overseas availability, English support, API access, pricing and credible alternatives.
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Availability, language, API, terms
The site is organized around global usability, not just product names. Pick a path based on what you need to decide.
Scannable profiles built from the same Sanity-ready evidence model.
Kuaishou
Kling is one of the clearest global entry points for Chinese AI video, but its plan and model-tier details can change quickly.
Best fit · Creators and growth teams that want to test a Chinese video model through an English-accessible workflow.
DeepSeek
DeepSeek is technically important, but global access and operational reliability should be verified for each use case.
Best fit · Developers evaluating Chinese LLM APIs or open-model alternatives to Western providers.
Alibaba Cloud
Qwen is broad and strategically important, but teams need to choose the right model, license and deployment path.
Best fit · Teams evaluating Chinese open models, cloud deployment options and coding-assistant workflows.
MiniMax
Hailuo is a useful comparison target, but its global access and API maturity are tracked as less certain than Kling.
Best fit · Creators comparing Chinese video tools beyond Kling, especially for exploratory multimodal workflows.
Product news, API changes, overseas support notes and pricing signals that can affect Chinese AI tool selection.
2026-05-15
StepFun is now tracked as a Shanghai multimodal model company behind Step 3.5 Flash, StepClaw, open-source audio/video/image models and an AI plus device strategy.
2026-05-15
The StepFun report highlights Step 3.5 Flash as a sparse-MoE model optimized for agent workloads, with MIT-licensed open-source assets and strong OpenClaw/OpenRouter traction.
2026-05-15
The overseas support report identifies chat.qwen.ai as Qwen's international web entry, with email login, broad language support and overseas payment paths.
2026-05-15
Hailuo AI is tracked as MiniMax's international consumer product entry, with card and PayPal support called out for overseas users.
2026-05-15
Moonshot's international API path is treated separately from the China API path, making Kimi more API-first for overseas users.
Chinese AI products that are currently tracked as available to users outside mainland China.
Chinese AI Tools With Full English UIA limited editorial list of Chinese AI products with full English interface support confirmed in the current product data.
Chinese AI Tools With International Payment SupportChinese AI products whose current payment methods include internationally usable billing paths such as card or platform billing.
Chinese video generation, editing, avatar and creative production tools.
LLM & APIFoundation models, open models and developer APIs from Chinese teams.
AI ImageImage generation, design automation and visual editing products.
ProductivityAI assistants for documents, meetings, search and daily workflows.
A practical guide to overseas access, international websites, payment methods, regional limits and the best usage paths for major Chinese AI products.
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Decision guideChinese AI in Global Markets: 2026 LandscapeA decision-oriented overview of market growth, open-source adoption, funding and international constraints for Chinese AI products.
Decision guideGetting Started with Chinese AI ModelsA practical starting path for developers and enterprises evaluating Chinese model APIs, local deployment and cloud platforms.
Decision guideBest Chinese AI Video GeneratorsA practical shortlist for creators comparing Kling, Hailuo, Vidu and China-first video models.
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