China Fortunes: A Tale of Business in the New World (Q&A)
Eschewing the traditional format of the often self-aggrandizing "pioneering businessman" genre, China Fortunes vividly illustrates the opportunities and obstacles experienced by foreign businesspeople following China's early embrace of capitalism.
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- John D. Kuhns Spins A Tale Of Gambling It All On China
- Jing Daily (JD): What would be [your main character] Jack’s hard rules for doing business in China?
- JD: You’ve been in and out of China for what is considered a very long time for Western businessmen - as has the character Jack. What would you describe as the most important changes in the business environment?
- JD: You often use the term “Fake China” to describe China’s first-tier cities in that they don’t reflect the majority of China, which is predominantly rural. But with China rapidly globalizing, is your concept of “Fake China” changing?
- JD: Despite early failures, why was Jack continuously drawn to China?
- JD: The book ends somewhat open-ended. Do you see Jack continuing to do business in China and does he face the challenges?
- The Jing Daily team would like to thank John D. Kuhns for taking the time to answer our questions and Darlene March for arranging the Q&A. For more information about John D. Kuhns or China Fortunes , visit: http://www.johndkuhns.com/index.htm .
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