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Language and cultural barriers put pressure on large and small companies alike, but I would argue the economy is the main thing that affects the Chinese business practices that foreigners find the most jarring. Read more>>
Nov 14, 2016 Comments(12)
One can hardly sum up the influence of the West on China in just a few words, but we certainly can’t deny that a role has been played. The following list covers some key ways in which foreign influence can be seen in modern-day China. ... Read More>>
Jun 07, 2013 Comments(9)
The Chinese economy is very much consumer driven. One of the most popular methods of shopping is online, and while online shopping alternatives continue to mushroom left and right, the most popular, by far, is still Taobao. In light of Taobao's unwavering ...... Read More>>
Apr 03, 2013 Comments(6)
During the recent leadership changeover, Xi Jinping discussed the “Chinese Dream” and what China must do in order to achieve it. But does the Chinese Dream differ from the American Dream? How? Will it prove more effective for China’s future? ... Read More>>
Dec 15, 2017 Comments(2)
Trying to send money to a foreign country from China is one of the most frustrating experiences you can have in life. This is why we (at Western Union) have come up with another method to transfer decent sums of cash overseas. ... Read More>>
Jan 10, 2015 Comments(15)
How many times has the sight of a jam-packed Western restaurant started you dreaming about opening a foreign restaurant yourself? If you plan to turn that dream into a reality here are 5 challenges you’ll likely face. ... Read More>>
Jul 17, 2014 Comments(48)
Close to ten million Chinese people have emigrated abroad since 1990. But as local demographics change and new migrants continue to stream in, not all locals welcome their new, foreign neighbors with open arms. Here are four reasons why. ... Read More>>
May 02, 2017 Comments(42)
Why are foreign professionals often unwilling to come work in China? The professional job market in China is difficult for the young and inexperienced, while more experienced foreigners are hesitant to move to China because of pollution and other issues. ... Read More>>
Dec 22, 2016 Comments(1)
Which cities in China are the most economically developed? This translated article lists China’s nine largest and most developed cities. The author includes each city’s population and per capita GDP. ... Read More>>
Apr 18, 2017 Comments(26)
The extortionate property and living costs in first tier cities are an enormous source of pressure and concern among young Chinese professionals today. This article translated from dwnews.com, explores the growing opportunities that second tier cities have ...... Read More>>
Mar 09, 2013 Comments(2)
For many expats based in China, the idea of owning a restaurant, café or bar is an attractive one. What could be nicer that whittling away the hours in your own establishment, with your own staff to serve you and partying with your friends whenever you ...... Read More>>
Jan 27, 2017 Comments(2)
As China’s economy continues to grow, more and more people are using the internet and the ways in which they are using it are also diversifying. A recent report from the China Internet Network Information Center details some of these changes. ... Read More>>
Jun 03, 2013 Comments(16)
Many expats find jobs in China, but for some finding that perfect position has been a somewhat difficult affair. Three Nanjing expats each discuss the difficulties they’ve had breaking into the career of their choice. ... Read More>>
May 26, 2016 Comments(7)
With rising rent and purchase prices, housing has become a hot topic in China. This author breaks down the cost of apartments in different Chinese cities with a handy chart. ... Read More>>
Sep 09, 2013 Comments(10)
With the recent expansion of China’s consumer market, it’s the perfect time to consider starting a consulting company in China. Here, we explain a few key factors that need to be taken into account should you wish to enter thus lucrative field.... Read More>>
May 11, 2016 Comments(47)
China has become an increasingly attractive place to work for expats. However, the majority of those who come to China do not have several years of solid work experience, nor do they speak fluent Mandarin. So what value do expats offer to employers in China? ... Read More>>
Jan 05, 2015 Comments(18)
This article, translated from ifeng.com, reports the latest statistics regarding overseas returnees and their career prospects in China. ... Read More>>
Aug 28, 2012 Comments(2)
China is in a state of perpetual change. In the 20th century alone, the country experienced communism and capitalism, isolationism and foreign occupation, dictators and presidents, war and peace, depression and prosperity. Though the turmoil of the early ...... Read More>>
Jul 15, 2013 Comments(3)
From monumental mining projects in Africa to the acquisition of Canadian oil and gas giant Nexen, China is keen to widen its investment portfolio across the world. However, some projects have been more controversial and intriguing than others.... Read More>>
Aug 26, 2015 Comments(6)
China is the world’s manufacturing hub, but being made in China doesn’t mean a product is cheaper in China. Even though the products are made in China, they are still considered imports and are thus subject to tariffs on foreign goods. ... Read More>>
Jun 10, 2014 Comments(26)
As China has transitioned into a world superpower, the Middle Kingdom has taken centre stage on the world’s media platform, particularly in light of recent growing tensions with the US. This article translated from wenxuecity.com explores some incredible ...... Read More>>
May 25, 2013
The spending power of Chinese people has surged in recent times, with online shopping in China seeing a particular increase. This article takes a look at five ways online shopping in China is shaping the country. ... Read More>>
Mar 20, 2013 Comments(4)
Are China’s famously cheap suppliers facing an uncertain future? After being struck off IKEA’s supply list, business has been hard for many Chinese OEMs. This article looks at the challenges that lie ahead for many Chinese suppliers. ... Read More>>
Jan 20, 2015 Comments(24)
This translated article discusses the effects of China’s immense pollution problems on the tourist industry.... Read More>>
Nov 20, 2013 Comments(10)
Despite an increasing number of students returning home, China is still experiencing the greatest brain-drain in the world as its top talent chooses to stay abroad. This translated article tries to figure out why.... Read More>>
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