1. China Business Customs & Culture Chris Thomas, Cydney Crook, Jelissia Jones

2. Mining And Ore Processing Coal Machine Building Textiles And Apparel 3 Largest Industries

3. The Official Business Language Of China Is Chinese. Official Business Language

4. Bring A Chinese Interferer To Business Meetings. Bring Business Cards, With English on One Side & Chinese On The Other. Don’t Plan Trips Around Chinese New Year, Because Many Businesses Are Closed. Business Tips

5. Normal Business Hours and Days: Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 6p.m. Normal Business Hours

6. It would be considered as disrespectful to say "No" to another business partner or employee, and instead you should say something like "I'll look into that" in China. Offensive Business Practices

7. Prefer their surname first, but have recently adopted western titles. (I.E. Mr. & Mrs.) Form Of Address

8. Gift giving is a sensitive issue in China, because it’s a violation of Chinese Law. Avoid Giving Gifts In Front Of Others Wrap Gifts In Red, Because It’s Considered Lucky Gift Giving

9. Nod Bow Handshakes: Wait for your Chinese associate to extend a hand first Proper Business Greeting

10. Mu Shu Pork is a common dish in China and is best to order out on a business dinner. Common Business Dish

11. New Year's Day Spring Festival Qingming Festival May Day Dragon Boat Festival Mid-Autumn Day National Day China’s Holiday

12. Buddhism and Confucianism are at a tie for the predominant religions in China. Predominant Religion

13. Bring in 40% of household income due to holding labor positions. They do the same things men do, but get paid less for it. Female Business Roles

14. Bibligraphy