If you’re trying to grow your business in China, you probably already know that it’s a market full of opportunity—but also one with its fair share of barriers. Whether it’s language, business culture, or just finding the right people to talk to, breaking into China’s B2B space isn’t always simple.

That’s exactly why the China Business Email Verified list was created.

This product gives you something extremely valuable: direct access to verified business emails of real professionals working in China. No guessing, no scraping, no wasting hours trying to track down leads. Just clean, accurate, and up-to-date email contacts from businesses across China.

Let’s walk through what this list includes, why it’s useful, and how it can help you connect with the right people.

So, What Is It Exactly?

In short, it’s a verified email list of business contacts in China.

But not just any list.

This is a curated database of people who work in actual Chinese businesses, across industries like manufacturing, tech, finance, logistics, retail, and more. These are real professionals—decision-makers, managers, founders, directors—people who can actually respond, set up meetings, and make business decisions.

Here’s what you typically get in the list:

• Verified business email addresses (checked for accuracy and deliverability)

• Full names

• Job titles or roles (e.g., CEO, marketing manager, procurement officer)

• Company name

• Industry or sector

• City or region

• Sometimes: phone numbers, LinkedIn profiles, company size, etc.

The goal? To help you reach real people, not generic “info@company.com” inboxes that never get opened.

Why Target China?

Because it’s huge. China is the second-largest economy in the world and home to millions of businesses. From global tech companies and manufacturers to small, fast-growing startups, China offers an incredibly wide playing field for B2B opportunities.

But here’s the challenge: unlike in some countries, information in China isn’t always easy to find. Many businesses aren’t on LinkedIn, English directories are limited, and public data can be outdated.

If you’re serious about connecting with Chinese businesses, you need accurate, targeted information—and that’s exactly what this email list delivers.

Who Is This List For?

If you’re a business that needs to talk directly to decision-makers in China, this list is for you. That includes:

• Marketing agencies looking to pitch services to local companies

• Exporters/importers trying to connect with manufacturers, wholesalers, or logistics firms

• Software and SaaS providers selling tools for CRM, accounting, HR, etc.

• Consulting firms offering business strategy, finance, legal, or tax services

• Online education platforms targeting business professionals

• Recruitment agencies needing to reach HR managers

In short, if your product or service helps other businesses, and you want to grow in China, this list will save you a lot of time and frustration.

What Makes It “Verified”?

Let’s be honest: there are a lot of shady email lists out there—full of fake addresses, inactive contacts, or irrelevant data. That’s not what this is.

The China Business Email Verified list is built with a mix of automated email verification tools (like ZeroBounce and NeverBounce) and manual review to make sure the contacts are real and active.

So what does “verified” mean for you?

• Fewer email bounces

• Higher open rates

• Better chances of reaching the right person

• No damage to your sender reputation

When you run a campaign, you want your emails to actually land in inboxes. This list is built for that.

How Can You Use This List?

There’s no single “right” way to use the list, but here are some smart strategies:

• Cold outreach: Send emails introducing your business, your offer, or asking for a meeting.

• Lead generation: Feed your CRM or email marketing tool with new contacts.

• B2B campaigns: Launch promotions, share case studies, or invite them to webinars or product demos.

• Partnership building: Reach out to distributors, resellers, or potential collaborators.

• Market testing: Introduce your product to a new region or industry in China and see what sticks.

The key is to be thoughtful—don’t just send the same generic email to everyone. Segment your contacts, personalize your message, and offer real value.

What About Legal or Privacy Issues?

This is an important question. China now has its own data privacy law, called the Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL). This list is developed with that in mind.

Here’s the bottom line: this is a B2B contact list, used for professional purposes (not for spamming or collecting consumer data), and it follows responsible data sourcing practices. If you’re reaching out with value-driven business communication, and you allow people to opt out, you’re on solid ground.

But as with any email marketing, you should always act respectfully. Don’t overload inboxes. Be clear about who you are and why you’re reaching out. And always give people the choice to unsubscribe.

What Format Does the List Come In?

You’ll receive the list in a format that’s easy to work with—usually Excel (.xlsx) or CSV. That means you can:

• Upload it to your CRM (like Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho)

• Plug it into your email tool (like Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, or Lemlist)

• Use it in outreach platforms (like Instantly or Woodpecker)

No tech hassle, just plug and play.