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| China Business Communication 101 Guide to doing business in China. Etiquette, protocol and business customs. How to exchange business cards and more. |
China Business Communication 201 In 201, students will learn Chinese to more effectively communicate in business activities. This session will focus on learn Chinese business communication listening part. |
Weekend Intensive This course is an intensive introduction to Chinese language, culture and business. Topics will include business protocol, food and restaurant etiquette, contemporary Chinese values systems and history highlights |
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Q: I'm preparing for a trip to China, but am unsure if we can trust a local translator. Will we be fine with the translator tho travels with our team?
A: Actually, using a local will give you a big boost in your pursuit of contacts in China. Language is important, but trust and personal relationships matter far more.
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