Aspirations of China’s “Second-Tier” Cities
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Building Profitable Business with China SeminarLondon, 25 November 2010
Chen WuManager South West, China-Britain Business CouncilChina Business Adviser, UK Trade & InvestmentAspirations of Chinas Second-Tier Cities
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BTI2003104
Bohai RimYRDPRDChinas Regional Cities
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Urbanisation, Industrialisation
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China in TransitUrbanisationClimb up the value chain & industry upgradesindigenous innovation Regional & rural developmentThe Green Revolution
Continuous Reform ofWelfare provisionHealthcareEducationState Owned EnterprisesFinancial marketsGovernance
China has changed rapidly during the reform in the last 30 years. Most average Chinese have benefited from these changes (in the last 30 years) Enjoyed much more freedom in political and culture context. Decentralisation and greater management autonomyNew cultural influences
Continuous reform
But mindsets have proved difficult to change
Hangzhou
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1. Make sense of the large, complex, changing nature of China (as a nation), the Chinese people, will help us doing business
2. Lets try to see through some of the business sentiments with its historical context.
1. Make sense of the large, complex, changing nature of China (as a nation), the Chinese people, will help us doing business
2. Lets try to see through some of the business sentiments with its historical context.
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Key to SuccessCommitment, Preparation, Patience!
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CBBC OfficesBeijing, Shenyang, QingdaoNanjing, Shanghai, HangzhouWuhan, Chengdu, ChongqingShenzhen, GuangzhouBritish Embassy Beijing
British Consulates-General in Shanghai, Guangzhou &Chongqing
Contact: Chen WuTel: 07984 175 318Email: [email protected]: www.cbbc.org Our Network
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BTI2003104**
Urbanisation, Industrialisation*
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China has changed rapidly during the reform in the last 30 years. Most average Chinese have benefited from these changes (in the last 30 years) Enjoyed much more freedom in political and culture context. Decentralisation and greater management autonomyNew cultural influences
Continuous reform
But mindsets have proved difficult to changeHangzhouREFUND200920083~4SELFRIDGES579731295164% 200820901/380%200932%123%80%206301300 1. Make sense of the large, complex, changing nature of China (as a nation), the Chinese people, will help us doing business
2. Lets try to see through some of the business sentiments with its historical context. 1. Make sense of the large, complex, changing nature of China (as a nation), the Chinese people, will help us doing business
2. Lets try to see through some of the business sentiments with
its historical context.
119JL6360**WTO23
381**
198212014816151989
1993
1997**3.362.362.801978
15530**
**70
19988810070090
1095.85.83.182.99
**1999
20017WTO6200671251069
119JL6360** *
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