Should you SMILE or FROWN if you are offered a plate of worms in China?*

Would you know how to to react if you are faced with this and other similar stituations if you are visiting, working or doing business in China? Whether you are looking for information about Chinese culture, learning about China business culture or simply looking for information about China, you will find the experience from someone who has been living and working there for the last five years extremely useful!

Posted to China
Find out what corporate HR did not tell you
Author: Ken Zhong Y.X ISBN: 981-05-1317-8

Mainland China is now one of the largest economic powerhouse in the world! In a few short years, China has raced from a third world country to jostle for position as one of the world's most influential economic power.

Witness the tremendous growth of HAIER, now one of the top ten electronic powerhouse, or Legend Computers, now owner of IBM PC or TCL, now exporting television to every country in the world!

If you are....

.....you need a copy of Posted to China - Find out what corporate HR did not tell you! Written and compiled from Year 1997-2004, revised and updated in Year 2005. Included 6 pages of exclusive photographs!

Whatever your reasons....You cannot ignore China!

You cannot ignore China! Whether you are sitting at home or thinking of working or doing business in China, you cannot ignore a nation that has:

• An economy that grows at an average of 4-8% a year

• The largest and most hardworking population in the world

• A population that is hungry for knowledge, education, wealth and power

Get to know China - first hand!

Whatever your reasons, China is a new global and economic power that you cannot ignore. You can start reading thick textbooks or journals to learn more about China or you find out FIRSTHAND through an easy and light-hearted manner from this ex-China expatriate.

The days of the western business dominance or cushy expatriate positions are over! Today, you are most likely to transact business - on Chinese terms - or accept a China posting - on Chinese terms!

Today, you need someone to give you the basics of living in China - on local terms and living amongst the Chinese population.

Once you are away from the main cities such as Beijing and Shanghai; or away from the main tourist resorts such as the Great wall of China, Tiananmen Square or Temple of Heaven, Beijing, you will need to eat, travel and move side by side with the Chinese.

You need to understand how the Chinese think, behave and react. This is extremely useful if you are working in China or doing business with the Chinese. In fact, the Chinese was a wise saying "Know the enemy, know thyself; a hundred battles, a hundred victories."

In other words, to know your "enemies" (as in business partners, business competitors, suppliers, vendors, colleagues etc), you will need to understand how they think even before coming in contact with them.

Is China Communism or Capitalism?

Whatever your answer, you are right! China is in a most interesting position right now; it is a capitalist butterfly emerging from it's Communism coccoon and hence will show characteristics typical of either era. This can be fascinating; as well as frustrating for someone new to working or living in China!

*(BTW, the plate of worm mentioned earlier is likely to be cooked silkworm cocoon. It is crunchy and full of proteins! Try it...you may just like it! It will also certainly make you popular with the Chinese!)

Are these questions bugging you?
Get your questions about Mainland China answered!

	Did anyone tell you that the Northern and Southern Chinese can be different culturally? Learn some of the differences. (Pg 14)
	It's never nice to be sick away from home. Learn about what to look out for when visiting a clinic or hospital if you happen to fall sick. (Pg 20)
	Is there a cultural difference between Taiwanese, HongKongers, Singaporeans and even American Borned Chinese(ABC)? Find the answer in Pg 27.
	Are the Chinese still poor in the English Language? Check the answer and you may just be surprised! (Pg 31)
	Visiting China on business? Learn about China's social and business entertainment etiquette and avoid looking like a fool!(Pg 37)
	Everyone loves a bargain. Learn how to buy things as cheaply as the Chinese in the streets (Pg 38)
	How to watch out for con man and how to avoid being conned by them (Pg 44)
	Most Chinese home are small and they seldom invite a guest over. It is indeed an honour if you are invited to a home. Learn how to be a graceful guest and what right gifts to bring. (Pg 46)
	Home ownership is now opened to foreigners. Rent or buy a house? The choice is yours! (Pg 50)
	Need to visit the bank? Learn how to avoid a long wait at the bank (Pg 56)
	Is Quanxi (Personal Network) critical to survival in China? (Pg 59)
	Is the internet widely available? What are your options for internet?(Pg 69)
	Why do Chinese men always grip a pounch under their armpit? Solve this bugging mystery (Pg 72)
	Go travelling with the locals. Learn about local bus, train and ferries options (Pg 78)

Avoid Culture Shock in China!

The book, Posted to China - Find out what the HR Manager did not tell you , is a fascinating read and will:

• Let you learn about Mainland China of today

• Learn what is it like to live and work amongst the Chinese in Minland China

• Learn about Chinese social and business culture

• Lessen your culture shock - if you intend to travel, work, study or live in China

The book is written in a light manner, without stuffy academic prose, and are experiences gleaned from working and living closely with the Chinese in small to medium Chinese cities.

One of our readers wrote in...

This is a book you must have -
if you want to know the real China!

The author has spent many years living and working with the Chinese. He admires them greatly for their energy, resolution, hard work and creativity. However, it is also a country that had evolved recently from a closed and centrally planned economy and hence, still bear some differences between their way of life and those of industrialised countries.

This book is filled with first hand practical experiences written in an easy and light-hearted manner. You get insights and observations that no corporate HR could have possibly been able to tell you. Real advice that will come in practical and useful once you are away from the big cities of Shanghai and Beijing. China has hundreds upon hundreds of smaller cities trying to be the next Shanghai. What if you need to live, work or do business in one of these cities?

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