一個全新的成功案例現在是可利用的在我們的網站! 點擊 這裡 發現您绝對需要知道的某些事 中國、通信和guanxi， 根據Lianne Baaij。 漢學畢業生，並且是椅子 Guanxi.nu擁有翻譯和忠告代辦處中國通入。 Baaij的消息？ 要適應是中意的。 但不要做它做得過分。 「中國人知道充分地您是從另一文化。 切記他們也尋求達到相互好處。 如此，即使您提出您 名片 用一隻手，…」 讀其餘這篇文章…

這星期中國成功案例回到了荷蘭在一个以後 美妙的星期在北京和上海。 我們與14講了話非常有趣和極端友好 怎麼對中國專家 并且我們希望利用這機會更加感謝他們!

當我們完成了其中一篇文章我們將張貼它在網站，因此您能享用這些 企業成功案例 !

噢，并且，萬一您錯過了最後崗位： 在 http://www.flickr.com/photos/how-to-china/ 您能發現我們的旅行的有些圖片! 我們快將補充說，因此確定 增加站點到您喜愛的書簽!

或由風暴寧可採取。 Luckily gale force winds settled down quickly and today we are enjoying sunshine while meeting more how-to-do-business-in-China-insiders.

In the mean time we invite you to our newly founded Flickr-album to check out some of the pictures we took in Beijing. Go to http://www.flickr.com/photos/how-to-china/ and make sure to let us know if you like what you see!

The photo’s that is! Suzanne, Bas and Koos are in Beijing. Having a great time. And meeting lot’s of interesting people sharing their view on how to do business in China. In weeks to come we will publish all the articles. For now: check out what Beijing looks like in April on our Flickr-account!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/how-to-china/

Some of them make for excellent China wallpaper, with sizes of 1024 x 768 pixels. If you have a larger screen, feel free to email us and we will be happy to send you a larger version!

If you were to ask us which country differs the most from China, it obviously would be impossible to say. But if you insist. We might hesitantly say… Brazil? Therefore we couldn’t possible be more excited revealing a brand new partnership with www.arquivochina.com! A superb blog about the Chinese community in Brazil. Focusing on news, experiences, events and life as an expatriate in Brazil from a Chinese point of view.

In Hsieh, thx for your ‘recomendados’ on your site. We are looking forward to translating some of the insights you have to offer to our English readers! And all of you Portuguese speakers out there: immediately visit www.arquivochina.com and check out what living, working and being successful in Brazil boils down to, according tot Hsieh and his friends!