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    This document provides an overview of China, including its capital, official language, favorite foods, national anthem, flag, and animal. It discusses China's major religions of Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Geographically, China is located in East Asia and has a variety of climates across its regions. The largest ethnic group is Han Chinese, and there are many minority groups as well. Some key festivals in China include the Dragon Boat Festival and Chinese New Year. The document also provides information on business culture and etiquette in China, including meetings, introductions, gift giving, and dining. Facts about China and Sino-Indian relations are also mentioned.

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    This document provides an overview of China, including its capital, official language, favorite foods, national anthem, flag, and animal. It discusses China's major religions of Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Geographically, China is located in East Asia and has a variety of climates across its regions. The largest ethnic group is Han Chinese, and there are many minority groups as well. Some key festivals in China include the Dragon Boat Festival and Chinese New Year. The document also provides information on business culture and etiquette in China, including meetings, introductions, gift giving, and dining. Facts about China and Sino-Indian relations are also mentioned.

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    COUNTRY PRESENTATION

    TEAM NO : 9

    CHINA
    CAPITAL: Beijing

    It is the third largest country in the world The official language of China is Mandarin Chinese Their favorite food is Zha jiang mian China does not have any official national sport

    Their national anthem is

    National flag:

    National animal:

    RELIGION
    China is home to Confucian and Taoism. other religions, including Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, have adherents in China as well. world's oldest civilizations one of the first countries to have evidence of a written language

    GEOGRAPHY
    China is located in East Asia China covers about 9,596,960 square miles 70 percent is mountains, hills and highlands One of China's mountains, Mount Everest, is the highest in the world, while another, K-2, is also one of the world's highest

    Ethnic groups:
    The Han Chinese make up 91.9% China's 55 recognized minority groups total about 8% of the nation's population. Major ethnic groups in China are: Zhuang Uigur Hui Yi Tibetan Miao Korean

    China's Climate
    northeast China has cold winters and warm summers the east-central region of Shanghai has more rainfall and milder winters Spring is around March to May Summer is around June to August Autumn is around September to November Winter is around December to February

    FESTIVALS
    DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL June 10th SPRING FESTIVAL Feb 9th

    Lantern festival Feb 24th

    Chinese new year Feb 10th

    The Chinese Valentines' Day(july 7)

    Currency values
    1 Chinese yuan is equal to 10.03 Indian rupee 1 Indian rupee is equal to 0.100 Chinese yuan

    Business culture
    Attending and Conducting Meetings
    Doing research on the market is important in China, but personal relationships are equally essential to business success here. It is crucial to establish and maintain good relationships with key business contacts and relevant government officials.

    Dates: Check the Chinese calendar. If you are scheduling a meeting, avoid all national holidays, especially on the Chinese New Year. Preparation: Be well prepared in advance of your meetings. If you are unable to capture their attention at the first meeting, you may not be able to secure follow-up.

    Language of the meeting: Make sure you know the language capabilities of your hosts before the meeting. It is more convenient and reliable for you to have your own interpretation if your hosts don't speak English or have little English capability.
    Meeting room set-up: If you have specific requirements for a meeting room set-up (e.g. projector and screen), be sure to communicate this to your hosts in advance of the meeting. They are usually happy to accommodate, but often do not have the in-house capacity to set up the technology on the spot.

    Materials: Have Chinese-language materials about your company to share with your hosts. While your contact in the organization may speak perfect English, the decision makers in the company may not. Dress Code: Government officials and top management dress formally for meetings, while business people at working levels may adopt a more casual style. If youre not sure, go formal it will convey respect and seriousness

    Introducing themselves to others :


    Addressing others: Seniority is valued in China. It is important to address your counterparts by their title (Chairman, Director, etc.). Find out who the most senior person in the room is, and address them first. Handshakes: As in Canada, meetings often start with handshakes. If things go well, you may also be on the receiving end of a prolonged handshake: anything goes. In China, the question will be who lets go first? Dont be shy about holding on if your counterpart is enjoying the contact it is meant well.

    Giving/Receiving business cards:


    Similar to introductions, hand out business cards to the most senior official first. Chinese use both hands when giving and receiving anything of value, including gifts and particularly business cards; you should do the same as this is one of the first points at which you will make an impression. Have your own cards translated into Chinese on one side.

    CHINA AND INDIA

    ETIQUETTES TO BE FOLLOWED Eating and Dining


    Seating of guests and hosts Dont take the last piece of food on the platter Dont take your chopstick and turn them into forks by poking into the food. You must use the chopstick to pick up the piece Dont vertically place your chopsticks on top of a bowl, it resembles death Never pour your own drink first

    Gift giving
    . If you are foreign, then consider getting them a gift from your area, or a gift with a companies logo. Think twice about giving food items to the host they might have the impression that you think they are poor Present your gift to your recipient with two arms, and receive it with two arms Dont wrap the gift in flashy paper, red, pink and gold, are best, avoid blue, white, and black

    Business
    Always have your gold plated business card with you Always carry twenty copies of any document with you to distribute to everyone The Chinese might want to wait for a lucky day before making any decisions Always be on time, if not early.

    Amazing facts
    Worlds tallest man is Chinese. Bao Xishun(8 ft 1 in), worlds tallest woman (7 ft 8 in ) Yao Defen The number one hobby in China is stamp collecting Custom of binding feet (euphemistically called golden lilies) Tea was discovered by the Chinese emperor Shennong in 2737 B.C. when a tea leaf fell into his boiling water The most important holiday in China is the Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year The bat is a traditional good luck symbol China has the worlds oldest calendar. This lunar calendar originated in 2600 B.C. and has 12 zodiac signs. It takes 60 years to complete

    Wanna try chinese language??

    yng hu

    zo shang ho

    N znme yng

    dn

    lo

    xie xie

    Reference
    http://geert-hofstede.com/china.html http://library.thinkquest.org/05aug/00723/in dex_files/Page444.htm http://facts.randomhistory.com/2009/05/04_ china.html http://www.illuminantpartners.com/2011/01/ 17/color/

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