Your Gateway to China Business

Most companies entering Gateway to China Business have targeted the three river deltas as the best way to get to the majority of the Chinese market. The deltas are the:

Pearl River Delta
Yangtze River Delta
Bohai Bay corridor in northeastern China

On the other hand, Shanghai is a domestic economy serving the Yangtze River Delta and over a thousand kilometers from Hong Kong. Moreover, Hong Kong is an international city and gives easy access to 450 million consumers across nine provinces in southern China. So there is plenty of room for other cities though only one has the advantages of Hong Kong.

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The rising star in East Asia is China, where rapid economic growth and entry into the World Trade Organization has led many of the magic circles and white shoe international law firms to build a strong presence in Beijing, Shanghai, or both.

To the south, Hong Kong has long been a preferred business gateway into Asia and mainland China because of its efficient and flexible law system. It is also becoming an increasingly important center for Chinese (PRC) companies looking to expand out into the global market.

Opportunities abound in the deltas, but competition with other world economies to have a slice of the China market is also at its toughest here. As these regions become more developed and affluent inflation will set in and prices escalate.

The latest strategy adopted by global companies towards China is the 15 gateway cities vision. The aim is to expand beyond the three river deltas and select from among the 15 major provincial cities that will experience phenomenal growth as infrastructure is extended into the northeast and west of China. For more details http://www.dynastyresources.net

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