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Preparing for China
Worth the Wait?
[…] Chinese police are covering the room, as thick as Sichuan farmers on a “Help Wanted” poster. His window had been broken by an unknown intruder, and his brand new laptop—a farewell present from his uncle in Topeka just three weeks before—is gone. Zai jian (goodbye)! The honeymoon is over. Suddenly, the thought of practicing […]
View From the Wall
China’s New Reality: Globalization
[…] is a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO). Tens of thousands of “foreigners” from around the world come to China daily for business and pleasure. Name brand consumer goods can be easily acquired in major cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, and products labeled “Made in China” saturate every corner of the world […]
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Globalization and House Churches in China
[…] wai and traffic would come to a standstill. Today, the “foreigner” walking the same street is likely a young Chinese with dyed golden hair wearing a foreign- brand jacket. Without question, globalization has influenced China’s house churches in positive ways. It has: Gained dual channels of spiritual resources: From the late 70s, the overseas […]
Is Christianity a “Chinese” Religion?
[…] Dominican missionaries operated with increasing freedom until an Edict of Toleration was issued by the emperor. Beginning in 1807, Protestant missionaries traveled to China to spread their brand of Christianity. They have grown since then to number in the tens of millions, as we shall see. Thus, believers in Jesus Christ have been preaching […]
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Maybe It Doesn’t Take a Village
Globalization's Challenge to the Traditional Chinese Family
[…] the same journey on a high speed train yields very few traditional Chinese images. Instead, billboards advertising cell phones compete for space with condominiums, foreign-owned factories and brand new cars. As the rice patties get replaced by housing developments, the traditional Chinese landscape is changing both literally and figuratively. China’s shift from socialism to […]
View From the Wall
Higher Education in China Today
The Scene and the Backdrop
[…] capacity and integrity. For most parents in the cities considering their child’s future, to get a better job is to attend a better college. Without the “ brand name” of a better college, the job future of the child will be limited. The road to a better college is through better kindergartens, elementary and […]
ZGBriefs Newsletter for April 5, 2012
[…] Jonathan Standing) And after years of squeezing the profit margins of contract manufacturers making the gadgets beloved by consumers worldwide, the time is drawing nearer when big brand names may have to forego some of their profits to overcome criticism their products are built off the back of mistreated Chinese workers. In China, Following […]
ZGBriefs Newsletter for May 17, 2012
[…] If China Mobile also started offering the handset, it could help boost sales for the US technology giant in Chinathe world’s biggest mobile phone market. The Apple brand is wildly popular in China, where products such as the iPhone and iPad are coveted by wealthy consumers. LINKS TO DETAILED ARTICLES AND ANALYSIS China’s Bob […]
August 23, 2012
[…] one that London could not have functioned without.Runners with a Conscience: Join the Starfish Project (August 21, 2012, The Beijinger)The Starfish Project is many things: a jewelry brand, a shelter, a business and a charity. Their core purpose is to help and empower exploited women in Asia by providing them with counseling, housing, health […]
September 6, 2012
[…] to avoid in China (August 28, 2012, Illuminant)This months Chinese Takeout the third in our yearlong series addresses one of the fundamentals of how to localize your brand identity for China: the use and misuse of color.Good Guanxi Gone Bad. Connections Can Be Fleeting. (August 31, 2012, China Law Blog)The problem with the typical […]