Lessons from China - I am writing this week a few days after coming back from Hong Kong and China with a UKTI trade mission. To be privileged enough to visit the hot-bed of the world’s economy was an inspiring (and in some ways challenging) experience. With the massive growth in the Chinese economy has come both a plethora of designer shops around each corner and also a new interest in western food, which funnily enough was the reason I was there – to see some prospective new customers in both Hong Kong and China that are looking for a gourmet food supplier. |
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I am writing this week a few days after coming back from Hong Kong and China with a UKTI trade mission. To be privileged enough to visit the hot-bed of the world’s economy was an inspiring (and in some ways challenging) experience. With the massive growth in the Chinese economy has come both a plethora of designer shops around each corner and also a new interest in western food, which funnily enough was the reason I was there – to see some prospective new customers in both Hong Kong and China that are looking for a gourmet food supplier.
Author: Paul Hargreaves
Date: Nov 25, 2009 - 6:58:17 AM
I am writing this week a few days after coming back from Hong Kong and China with a UKTI trade mission. To be privileged enough to visit the hot-bed of the world’s economy was an inspiring (and in some ways challenging) experience. With the massive growth in the Chinese economy has come both a plethora of designer shops around each corner and also a new interest in western food, which funnily enough was the reason I was there – to see some prospective new customers in both Hong Kong and China that are looking for a gourmet food supplier.
However, my blog this week is on the more general lessons we can learn from China, which is essentially a nation of entrepreneurs. Despite some of their business practices being either illegal or bordering on it, there are many within that growing economy that challenge our western small-mindedness:
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