Sunday, June 29, 2008

ABG Offers China Business Information Service

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Saturday, June 28, 2008

How to Start Your Own Successful and Profitable Consulting Business

One of the best home based business is independent consultation service. It brings a high degree of flexibility and independence. If you have expertise and skills that others need, starting a consulting business may be your ticket to financial freedom. Consulting business can generate a great stream of income, no matter you start as a part-timer or become a full time position later on. A consultant's job is to consult. Nothing more, nothing less. It's quite simple.

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Thursday, June 26, 2008

Chinese Language Business Translation for Less

Chinese is a complex language. When it's the business and corporate image at stake, you just can't affort to risk. We are the expert in this field and our satisfied customers include many companies around the world.

You have no doubt read manuals for electrical products from overseas where the translation is either very funny or plain embarrassing. The quality of a translation is a great reflection of the quality of an organization.

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Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Give a Good Impression to Your Chinese Business Dinner Hosts

Author: Ian Ford

The formal or business dinner will take place in a quality restaurant of your host's choosing. The idea is to impress so you can expect a private room away from other diners as well as some expensive dishes.

The host will bring a retinue of several underlings chosen to support any perceived weaknesses. If the host does not speak very good English then you will find someone to keep the conversation flowing. Another will be there to look after practicalities, with a key role in paying the bill. You probably won't have much choice in the composition of your group but it is always beneficial to have support in some form.

The composition of your group and any special dietary requirements are issues that you should make known before the event. A gentle reminder about allergies and the like is always a good idea so as to avoid any chance of embarrassment.

You should dress appropriately - which will invariably mean a suit. You should also be prepared with a stock of business cards and a suitable holder ready to receive those that you will be given. Punctuality is vital so make sure you are in the general area in good time. You can then walk around until the appointed hour.

When you do meet, shake hands and then exchange cards. Take each card in two hands and inspect both sides before putting it away. It is sometimes a good idea to keep cards handy in front of you until you have learnt everyone's name and job title. This is not rude and certainly better than mixing up two people who may be of different status.

Conversation will normally start with issues such as family and your impressions of China. It is a good idea to prepare your thoughts on the latter topic to avoid any controversial issues. Accept compliments about your spoken Chinese or ability with chopsticks graciously. These are well meant. You should not initiate business talk. Wait for your hosts to do that.

When the food comes you can be sure to see a lot of meat dishes. It is hard to get the balance right; the balance between being seen to eat well and eating comfortably. There's been many a banquet where I have simply carved vegetables - and these don't come out until the end.

There will be toasts throughout the meal. Be sure to toast your host back at some stage.

You probably won't even notice the bill being paid. An underling is often given the task and since this takes place outside the room you probably thought they went out for a call of nature. Be ready to take the hint to leave then as your host will want to see you off. Have a hotel card handy to get yourself back to your hotel yourself otherwise your host may feel responsible.

Author: Ian Ford has lived in China for most of the last 7 years. He has prepared a food guide, Eating Out in China, with background information to Chinese food, over 60 recommended dishes and handy reference sheets. Get the Eating Out in China food guide today.

Monday, June 23, 2008

Illinois China Business Council

The Illinois China Business Council (ICBC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the growth of business between companies in Greater China and those in the Central and Southern Illinois region. ICBC is focused on promoting trade relationships between Illinois and Greater China through educational programs, networking events, exchange visits of business executives, and information that leads to import and export opportunities. For details, please contact Mr. Brian Su.



Friday, June 20, 2008

Chinese Vice Premier Urges Stronger Strategic Dialogue Between China, U.S.

NEW YORK, June 20 (Xinhua) -- Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan said here Friday that China and the United States should strengthen their strategic dialogue to enhance understanding and trust and facilitate the long-term, stable and sound development of Sino-U.S. constructive cooperation.

Establishing and developing constructive relations between Beijing and Washington is a historic inevitability, the vice premier said at a meeting with former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.

Wang praised Kissinger for his important contributions to the development of Sino-U.S. relations.

The world cannot return to the Cold War era, because the people won't let that happen, the human race cannot tolerate another Cold War, nor will politicians' intellect allows for it, Wang said.

Kissinger, for his part, said the overall stable development of U.S.-China relations over the long term is a reflection of the interests of both countries.

At a time when great changes are happening in the world, the U.S-China relationship is an important factor in world peace and prosperity and the two sides should strengthen and expand their strategic dialogue in various fields, Kissinger said.

Wang arrived in New York on Friday after co-chairing the 4th session of the China-U.S. Strategic Economic Dialogue in Annapolis, Maryland, and meeting U.S. President George W. Bush and U.S. lawmakers in Washington.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

2008 China Ceramic Tile Trade Mission underway

The Ceramic Tile Distributors Association (CTDA) along with U.S. China Ceramic Tile Association, China Ceramics City, and the City of Fo Shan, will sponsor a trade mission to Fo Shan, China for U.S. ceramic tile distributors and manufacturers June 18-29, 2008. The delegation will also visit a major granite and marble-producing region in Yun Fu, Guang Dong province of China.

The mission will be promoted through the following venues: Ceramic Tile Distributors Association (CTDA), U.S. China Ceramic Tile Association, China Ceramics City, and Bravura International Corporation.

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