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Tips: Business and Culture |
General
Conversation during a meal should focus heavily
on giving compliments to the chef.
It is customary to arrive slightly early for
social engagements.
When dining in a restaurant, discussing illness,
death or tragic events is not
appropriate as it is seen as bad luck.
The Chinese do not typically use exaggerated
gestures or facial expressions
while speaking, and may find them distracting
when done by others.
Gift giving is important and somewhat
ritualized. Avoid gifts of great value, as
they may embarrass a Chinese person and may be
declined.
People often decline a gift several times before
accepting it. Be persistent
until they accept.
It is customary to bring a gift when invited to
someone's home such as fruit,
candy or a souvenir from your home country.
Business Meeting
Introductions are usually quite formal. The
Chinese traditionally nod or bow
slightly when greeting. However, handshaking is
also common and appropriate.
If greeted by the somewhat uncommon custom of
applause, the appropriate response is to applaud
back.
Appointments should be made in advance.
Punctuality is very important in China for both
business and social engagements.
Bring numerous business cards, preferably
printed in English on one side and
Chinese on the other.
When referring to the nation on formal documents
or speeches, it is appropriate
to use the full title: The People's Republic of
China.
Business is not generally discussed over a meal,
though you may be treated to a
banquet during your stay. If possible, you
should always return the favor.
Business dress is conservative. Men should wear
a suit and tie, while women should wear either a
dress or a skirt and blouse. |
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Location Map Links: China Provinces |
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Notes of the Above Listed
China Province Map
*
Autonomous Regions was provincial level
administrative division of China, like province, an autonomous
region has its won local government, but has more legislative
rights. Autonomous Region is a minority entity which has higher
population of a particular minority ethnic group.
** Municipalities are directly under the
administration of central government. A municipality has the same
political, economical and jurisdictional rights as a province;
*** Special Administrative Regions (SAR) was
established specially designed for solving Hong Kong and Macao
issues and based on the concept of "one country, two systems", SAR
is in a pattern within which two completely different social systems
(socialist system and capitalist system) and ideologies can coexist,
SAR has more autonomous power regulated clearly by laws, including
executive, legislative and independent judicial power.
****
Taiwan Issue:
a result of China's civil war in
late 1940s'. In the earlier years of separation of mainland China
and Taiwan, both sides of China (also called People's Republic of
China "PRC" or "communist China", "red China" , "mainland China")
and Taiwan (also called Republic of China "ROC") claim the legal
sovereignty over China. Mainland China keeps claiming Taiwan as one
of its provinces while Taiwan regards itself as an independent
country.)
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China
to be world's 3rd largest market for business travel in 5
years
People's Daily, April 14, 2005 - American Express Business
Travel released the result of its second survey of corporate
travel management service in China market on April 13 in
Shanghai. The survey has found that China will become the
world's third largest market for corporate travel in five
years after the fastest growth in the world. The survey shows
that the spending on international business travel by China
approximates 4.2 billion USD a year, which is 17 percent of
the Asian market for business travel. This, plus some 20
billion USD spending on the domestic business travel in China,
comes to nearly 25 billion USD. The robust growth of China's
GDP is very likely to secure a two-digital rise of China's
business travel market in the years to come. It is estimated
that the number of Chinese business travelers will be 5 times
as many as that at present by 2020. As learned the potential
of China market for business travel has caught eye of
international travel service providers. Global giants such as
American Express, Kar Shun Travel, Rosenbluth have all made
their forays in China. Their operation in China are mostly
based on joint ventures. According to China's WTO document,
solely foreign funded travel agents will be allowed as of the
end of 2005. Chinese travel companies such as Ctrip, elong,
have all launched their business travel services.
HKTB launches PDA leisure guide for business visitors
Xinhuanet, May 5 (Xinhuanet) -- The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB)
officially launched the personal digital assistant (PDA) version of
its Leisure Guide for Business Travelers on Thursday. The launch of
this new electronic guide falls under the
promotional strategies of the "2006 Discover of Hong Kong Year"
campaign, which targets key segments, including high-yield business
travelers, according to the HKTB. By providing these travelers with
instant access to information about Hong Kong, the PDA leisure guide
will help them explore the new facets of the city, and encourage them
to extend their stay and spending by taking part in more leisure
activities... (full
coverage)
Share My China
Experience:
How calculators
saved the day
Business World India These days a 'China-returned' Indian is a
lot like the 'US-returned' of the 1980s and 1990s. People mob you to
ask about the amazing progress that the dragon-land has made, with
screams of "Reeeeally?" for almost any episode being narrated. Here
are a few anecdotes from my China experience: If you are venturing out
alone onto the streets of China, only a calculator can save your day.
There's little hope otherwise. Communicating with people there is
slightly more difficult than communicating with a newborn. Almost
everybody does not speak English. Embarrassed shopkeepers often
sportingly resort to the calculator to quote prices. Or help you with
the police helpline if you wish. And trust me, aptitude in dumb
charades does not help either (full
coverage)
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