A Chinese manufacturer of razors wants to source high quality blades from the UK
The UKTI website has posted information regarding a tendering opportunity for UK manufacturers of high quality razor blades. Further information about the opportunity is available here.
Wei Lai can help assist with translation and interpretation needs as well as providing chinese business cultural awareness. Whilst preparing a tender a greater understanding of chinese culture will help establish better relations.
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Monday, 15 November 2010
Wednesday, 10 November 2010
David Cameron's speech at Beida University, China
David meeting students at Beida, from number10.gov.uk |
Wei Lai Ennterprise wants to assist companies wishing to trade between the UK and China who don't have the full resources to investigate themselves. We have both expertise in translation and interpretation as well as project managing and coordination. Call today to see how we can help you.
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Monday, 8 November 2010
Interview with Wu Jianmin
Wu Jianmin |
The full interview is available to listen to here
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Thursday, 4 November 2010
John Humphrys' report on china for the today programme
I was wrong about China
That is how John Humphrys titled his journal and report on china for the Today Programme. It is a very insightful peice of journalism that demonstrates the hard working ethic of the workforce that is driving one of the world's most important economies. It demonstrates the opportunities and threats for UK businesses and also clarifies many misconceptions.
The full report is available here
If you are considering developing business operations in China why not take advantage of wei lai enterprises chinese business cultural training expertise to garner a greater understanding. An invaluable resource when establishing relationships.
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