Iraqis in China

The Muslims keep apart from the Han Chinese; the Hui tend to feel that they have more in common with their co-religionists than with their compatriots. Even so, business is booming and, as successful capitalists, Han, Hui and foreign Muslim alike know better than to let prejudice interfere.

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business exit strategies: plan ahead. | CHINA ESQUIRE 40 weeks 6 days ago

I have heard from my colleagues and friends over and over again how they want to start a new business, do this and that, and talk about their product and target audience. No one, however, plans ahead to what to do if the business is successful aside from saying, “we want to get bought out by [insert big company name here]”

Bribery in Shanghai 6 weeks 4 days ago

Uncle China relates how bribing the police works for foreign businesspeople and Chinese alike.

Interview: Answering the call for on-demand interpreting in China 25 weeks 5 days ago

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(photo) A Glimpse Inside Xinjiang China Uyghur Muslim Mosques 15 weeks 9 hours ago

Inside the 15th century Id Kah Mosque (Kashgar, Xinjiang, China) during salah, one of five compulsory daily prayers recited by Muslims to entreat Allah.

As seen in Tom Carter's CHINA: Portrait of a People, the most comprehensive book of photography on modern China ever published by a single author. Available now from Blacksmith Books.

Uyghur Muslims, Uyghur Commies. 1 year 3 weeks ago

Listening to Ismayil Tiliwaldi - who serves as the Chairman of Xinjiang's "autonomous" regional government - explain his conversion from Islam to communism makes an important point that everyone should keep in mind. That is, not all Uyghurs are separatists, nor are they all even Muslims.

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Successful Charity Event for The Library Project 1 year 5 days ago

The University of Maryland's Smith School of Business in Shanghai held a very successful charity fundraiser for The Library Project on November 24, 2007.

With the help of over twenty corporate and individual sponsors, the Smith School was able to donate over 45,000 RMB ($6,000 USD) to The Library Project. This very generous donation will help The Library Project provide books and furniture to six countryside elementary schools in China.

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