China business

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China Business Customs & Culture Chris Thomas, Cydney Crook, Jelissia Jones

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China Business Customs & Culture

Chris Thomas, Cydney Crook, Jelissia Jones

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1. Mining And Ore Processing

2. Coal Machine Building

3. Textiles And Apparel

3 Largest Industries

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The Official Business Language Of China Is

Chinese.

Official Business Language

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Bring A Chinese Interferer To Business Meetings.

Bring Business Cards, With English on One Side & Chinese On The Other.

Don’t Plan Trips Around Chinese New Year,

Because Many Businesses Are Closed.

Business Tips

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Normal Business Hours and Days: Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 6p.m.

Normal Business Hours

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It would be considered as disrespectful to say "No" to another business partner or employee, and instead you should say something like "I'll look into that" in China.

Offensive Business Practices

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Prefer their surname first, but have recently adopted western titles. (I.E. Mr. & Mrs.)

Form Of Address

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Gift giving is a sensitive issue in China, because

it’s a violation of Chinese Law.

Avoid Giving Gifts In Front Of Others

Wrap Gifts In Red, Because It’s Considered

Lucky

Gift Giving

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Nod Bow

Handshakes: Wait for your Chinese associate to extend a

hand first

Proper Business Greeting

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Mu Shu Pork is a common dish in China and is best to order out on a business dinner.

Common Business Dish

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1. New Year's Day2. Spring Festival3. Qingming

Festival4. May Day5. Dragon Boat

Festival6. Mid-Autumn Day7. National Day

China’s Holiday

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Buddhism and Confucianism are at a tie for

the predominant religions in

China.

Predominant Religion

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Bring in 40% of household income due to holding labor positions.

They do the same things men do, but get paid less for it.

Female Business Roles

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Topic Website

Diner Dish http://news.at0086.com/China-fine-dining/Top-10-Popular-Dishes-in-Beijing.html

Offensive Behavior

http://www.worldwide-tax.com/china/chipractice.asp

Religion http://chineseculture.about.com/library/china/whitepaper/blsreligion.htm

Chinese Holiday http://www.travelchinaguide.com/essential/public-holiday.htm

Largest Industries http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/18902.htm

Working Hours http://www.chinatravel.com/facts/china-travel-guide-book/business-hours/

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