Two-thirds of foreign investment in China comes from Taiwan and Hong Kong. Japanese businesses follow closely. They know the Chinese market best. In the past, they leveraged as much state money as possible and utilized foreign investment incentives to speculate in real estate and small manufacturing facilities for quick returns. Today, more companies are making long term investments in China with their own money.
China is their primary market.
It should be yours too. Just as in the U.S., one cannot become successful without determination and commitment when breaking into the Chinese market. However, unlike the mature U.S. market, China is rapidly growing and there are still relatively few players and competitors in the ring. Your determination and commitment can bring exciting results for a long time to come. He returned to Tennessee in late 1996 to join his wife, Dr. Paula Arai, who teaches comparative religions at Vanderbilt University.