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Dongtan, China Dongtan, China Will be the world’s first eco Will be the world’s first eco city city Produce energy from wind, Produce energy from wind, solar, bio-fuel and recycled solar, bio-fuel and recycled city waste. city waste. Vehicles will run on hydrogen Vehicles will run on hydrogen fuel cells. fuel cells. Third largest island in China Third largest island in China

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Dongtan, ChinaDongtan, China

Will be the world’s first eco cityWill be the world’s first eco city Produce energy from wind, solar, bio-Produce energy from wind, solar, bio-

fuel and recycled city waste.fuel and recycled city waste. Vehicles will run on hydrogen fuel Vehicles will run on hydrogen fuel

cells.cells. Third largest island in ChinaThird largest island in China

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Interesting facts about ChinaInteresting facts about China

Country with Country with largest population largest population in the world in the world (19.84% or (19.84% or 1,330,044,605 )1,330,044,605 )

World's fourth World's fourth largest country largest country (after Russia, (after Russia, Canada, and US)Canada, and US)

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EconomyEconomy

GDP - 7.043 trillionGDP - 7.043 trillion PPP – 5,300PPP – 5,300 Household income Household income

1.6%1.6% Inflation rate – 4.7%Inflation rate – 4.7% Current account Current account

balance – 363.3 balance – 363.3 billion billion

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Economy freedomEconomy freedom

China's economy is 52.8 percent free China's economy is 52.8 percent free Ranked 23rd out of 30 countries in Ranked 23rd out of 30 countries in

the Asia–Pacific region the Asia–Pacific region Freedom from Government - 89.7% Freedom from Government - 89.7% Trade Freedom - 70.2% Trade Freedom - 70.2% Fiscal Freedom - 66.4% Fiscal Freedom - 66.4% Monetary Freedom - 76.5% Monetary Freedom - 76.5% Labor Freedom - 62.4% Labor Freedom - 62.4%

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Environment Equipment Environment Equipment Industry analysisIndustry analysis

Environmental issues in ChinaEnvironmental issues in China

Air pollution Air pollution Water pollutionWater pollution Deforestation Deforestation

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Environment Equipment Environment Equipment Industry analysisIndustry analysis

Environment Equipment – new, Environment Equipment – new, developing market developing market

High demand for Environment High demand for Environment EquipmentEquipment

Unsaturated marketUnsaturated market

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Environment Equipment Environment Equipment CompetitionCompetition

Market shareMarket share Main competitorsMain competitors

Beijing Zhifeng Environment Beijing Zhifeng Environment Protection Equipment Protection Equipment

Wuxi TIANKANG Environment Wuxi TIANKANG Environment Protection EquipmentProtection Equipment

XIANGHE HANGYU Environment XIANGHE HANGYU Environment Protection Equipment Protection Equipment

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Business DifferencesBusiness Differences

Formal introductionsFormal introductions Written documents are flexibleWritten documents are flexible Take time to make decisions Take time to make decisions Importance of business cards and Importance of business cards and

giftsgifts Drinking is considered social Drinking is considered social

lubricantlubricant

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Business CultureBusiness Culture

Accepting of inequality of wealth and Accepting of inequality of wealth and powerpower

Less individualisticLess individualistic Loyalty is strongly valuedLoyalty is strongly valued Do not like saying no or losing faceDo not like saying no or losing face

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Business EtiquetteBusiness Etiquette

Direct praise is considered poor Direct praise is considered poor etiquetteetiquette

Close talkersClose talkers PolychromicPolychromic Do not liked to be touchedDo not liked to be touched Take facial expressions into accountTake facial expressions into account

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LanguageLanguage Official language is standard MandarinOfficial language is standard Mandarin

Shanghai region speaks Shanghainese, a Shanghai region speaks Shanghainese, a dialect of Mandarindialect of Mandarin

Older citizens who went to college are fluent Older citizens who went to college are fluent in Englishin English

Young generation is more fluent since Young generation is more fluent since China’s revolution as they now start China’s revolution as they now start mandatory English classes in first grade.mandatory English classes in first grade.

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Useful PhrasesUseful Phrases

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Taboo GesturesTaboo Gestures

Pointing the index finger--use the Pointing the index finger--use the open hand instead. open hand instead.

Finger snapping Finger snapping Showing the soles of shoes. Showing the soles of shoes. Whistling is considered rude. Whistling is considered rude.

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CuisineCuisine Shanghai region Shanghai region

features China’s most features China’s most modern cuisinemodern cuisine

Servings quite small, as Servings quite small, as people eat delicate people eat delicate portionsportions

Fish, eel, crab, & chicken are Fish, eel, crab, & chicken are served raw, cooked, or served raw, cooked, or steamed with spirits.steamed with spirits.

Yotiao-Yotiao- deep friend dough deep friend dough wrapped in a thick pancake, wrapped in a thick pancake, drank with soy milk is a drank with soy milk is a typical breakfasttypical breakfast

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Eating Etiquette Eating Etiquette

A clean plate indicates you are still A clean plate indicates you are still hungry and it is the host’s responsibility hungry and it is the host’s responsibility to see you are continually served.to see you are continually served.

Chopsticks should never be placed in Chopsticks should never be placed in rice standing up. This symbolizes death.rice standing up. This symbolizes death.

Do not pour your own drink. It shows Do not pour your own drink. It shows lack of protocol.lack of protocol.

Participating in dining and after-dinner Participating in dining and after-dinner entertainment is important.entertainment is important.

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ClothingClothing Chinese believe Chinese believe

black clothing black clothing brings bad luckbrings bad luck

Bright colored Bright colored clothing is believed clothing is believed to bring good to bring good fortune especially fortune especially red red

Recent revival of Recent revival of stylish party dressesstylish party dresses

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CultureCulture Both the Chinese and Western cultures have Both the Chinese and Western cultures have

merged and developed here since the mid-19th merged and developed here since the mid-19th century AD. century AD.

Traditional Chinese landscape structures, such as Traditional Chinese landscape structures, such as the Mandarin Garden exemplify Chinese the Mandarin Garden exemplify Chinese architectural art. architectural art.

Shanghai is the cradle of plays and movies. Shanghai is the cradle of plays and movies. (operas and dramas)(operas and dramas)

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Religion’s of ChinaReligion’s of China Atheism (China’s national Atheism (China’s national

religion)religion)– Belief in no godBelief in no god

ConfucianismConfucianism– human morality and good human morality and good

deedsdeeds TaoismTaoism

– compassion, moderation, compassion, moderation,

and humilityand humility BuddhismBuddhism

– Experiencing the Real, Experiencing the Real, path to Nirvanapath to Nirvana

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View on Religion in ChinaView on Religion in China

Government widely opposes any form of Government widely opposes any form of religion since they took power in 1949religion since they took power in 1949– thinks it is anti-socialistthinks it is anti-socialist

The Chinese government is cautious The Chinese government is cautious about all religious activity, especially if about all religious activity, especially if it happens to involve foreign people in it happens to involve foreign people in any way any way

Any group larger then the Chinese Any group larger then the Chinese Government is seen as a threatGovernment is seen as a threat