China is emerging front and center on the global economic stage as
a new member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the World
Health Organization (WHO). Beijing will host the 2008 Summer
Olympics and Shanghai will host Expo 2010. Moreover, China is
becoming a major trading nation. Is Western culture ready to
respect a country known primarily for population control and
communism?
"Chinese Culture, Western Culture" asserts that as these events
unfold, the Western world will naturally want to know more about
China. People will have to filter through an excessive supply of
information, and in some cases, misinformation, to understand a
culture that has traditionally held so little of the Western
world's attention.
A primer that explores the complementary aspects of Chinese and
Western cultures, this book demonstrates how we can learn from both
in order to establish a dynamic balance in this new era of
globalization and rapid technological advancement. By discovering
new ways of thinking, we can transform how we do business, how we
treat our environment, and how we interact with others as we face
future challenges.
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