Language Barriers
2006-06-26
(COMPUTERWORLD) JUN 26, 2006 – Although all Chinese nationals officially speak Mandarin, in practice, the local dialects can be mutually unintelligible.Read More →
Trends: Chinese Legal System Hinders IP Protection Efforts
2005-10-24
(CIO INSIGHT) Oct 24, 2005 – It’s not just the intellectual-property pirates that make doing business in China difficult. The legal system makes pursuing pirates and getting indictments—let alone convictions—a struggle.Read More →
Cost for Windows falls—to 50 cents—in China
2005-10-20
(CIO INSIGHT) Oct 20th 2005 – Feeble government actions not stemming piracy tide, business groups report. U.S. companies doing business in China face potential copyright infringement issues.Read More →
TEACHING, LEARNING ARE ONE IN CHINA
2004-02-03
(SHANGHAI, CHINA) SPRING, 2004 – A new openness has accompanied a locomotive of a economic reform fueled by an endless supply of low-wage labor. Read More →
Guangzhou In A Foreigner’s Eyes 一个老外眼里的广州
1997-09-20
(GUANGZHOU, CHINA) September 20, 1997 – There’s been a great number of changes in Guangzhou these two years. Not only the residents here but also the foreigners who’ve passed by could feel it.Read More →