Learn about China before you go 

Learn about China before you go

Don’t let the word “seminars” scare you. Our China briefings are fast-paced and entertaining — yet full of practical information.Whether you are going to China for business, education, as a tourist or to adopt a child, you will...
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China’s View of the World

China and the U.S. had no diplomatic relations during the first 30 years of Communist rule in China. We’ll look at the highs and lows, and discuss current points of contention.

Daily Life in China

What is daily life like for the Chinese you do business with and their families?

How much do they earn? What are their living conditions, job and educational opportunities?

Etiquette

Among the topics we’ll cover: Chinese names and how to address people, business and banquet etiquette, and what gifts you should not give in China.

Forbidden City, Forbidden Topics

Entrance to the Forbidden City, once home to emperors, is no longer forbidden. But, unofficially, there are “forbidden topics” that you should avoid discussing in China.

Beware of Dragons

Some symbols, such as dragons, have different connotations in China. Nike caused an incident with a commercial that showed Kobe slaying a dragon, which is a symbol of China’s greatness.

About China Seminars

About Us Chinaseminars.com is a fast-paced program, designed to help you learn practical information in a short time. We provide training sessions at your office - for groups or individuals. Confucius said a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Your journey to China can begin with a single click.

China Questions

Send us your questions about China, and see if you can answer the China questions that we post.

Question: In China, what is the proper way to hand your business card to someone you meet?

Contact us for the answer — one of our many practical tips about doing business in China.

Answer our question or submit your own

China News

The state-run newspaper “China Daily” says China will take steps to protect people from secondhand smoke.

China lags behind Europe and North America in banning smoking, so this latest announcement is welcome news for non-smokers who live in China or visit that country.

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