about slorrie
From cross-border selling to China-side coordination
Founded in 2016, Sorrie grew from a small cross-border retail business into a practical China-side coordination service for overseas clients.
about the founder
Founded by Victor Tan
Slorrie was founded by Viktor Chan, a bilingual coordinator from Guangdong, China. In his native Hoklo language, his family name 陈 is pronounced “Tan.” The name Slorrie comes from “Sail to Glory,” with the Chinese name 航盛. It originally began as a small cross-border retail business serving customers in the Philippines.
Viktor Tan
Founder of Slorrie
How It Began
While working in the Philippines, Viktor noticed that products sourced directly from China could offer local buyers more choice and, in many cases, better pricing. Sorrie sold electronics, accessories, motorcycle parts, and other consumer products through referrals, Facebook local marketplaces, and later Shopee.
2016 Founded
Slorrie was founded in 2016 as a small cross-border retail business
Philippines Market
Focused on the Philippines. serving local customers with in-demand products
One-Person Operation
Built and operated by one person. handling sourcing orders and customers
A New Direction
In 2019, Viktor began putting more time into Sorrie. The pandemic then made it impossible to retur to the Philippines, bringing the original retail operation to a stop. After returning to China, he joined a Spanish logistics company and worked in third-party inspection coordination, serving clients mainly in Europe, the United States, and Latın America.
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Experience behind the work
SLORRIE is built around practical experience in bilingual communication, supplier and third-party follow-up, quality coordination, customer support, and service delivery across international business environments.
Bilingual business communication
Experience communicating with overseas users, local teams, vendors, and business contacts where clarity and accuracy matter.
Quality and supplier coordination
Experience following up with inspection partners, suppliers, reports, photos, issues, and practical progress updates.
Service delivery mindset
Used to handling requests that require careful listening, issue clarification, cross-party follow-up, and clear written summaries.
working style
Clear, realistic, and practical
This work is designed to keep expectations grounded. We do not make a situation sound easier than it is, and we do not promise outcomes that depend on third parties and official procedures.
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Clear communication
Questions, updates, and findings are kept direct and easy to understand.
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Realistic scope
If a request is unclear, risky, or outside scope, that will be stated clearly.
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Careful follow-up
The focus is not just on sending messages, but on tracking what happens next.
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Useful updates
Updates are based on what has been checked, discussed, or arranged.
important note
What this service is – and is not
This is practical coordination and local liaison support. It is designed to help overseas individuals and businesses communicate, check, arrange, and follow up more effectively in China.
It is not legal, tax, accounting, customs, immigration, or licensed professional advice.
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Specialists can still be involved
When a matter requires a qualified professional licensed provider, we can help to identify the need and coordinate communication where appropriate.
The goal is to support practical processes, not replace professional advice.
direct contact
Have a China-related matter to check or move forward with?
Send a brief message, and we will let you know how our China coordination support process can support you directly or suggest a suitable next step.