The Fall of the Chinese Corporation Culture

People whoever work with any Chinese might find these dragons' offspring to be harsh, especially when the Chinese language causes no barrier to either side. It is sarcastic enough that the Chinese would call themselves as "Dragons' Offspring", while the whole world know them as the hypocrites for comity. Sooner or later, you will notice that the spirit of the Chinese corporation culture is focused on bribery. Any failure in bribery could lead to sadness in your business with certain Chinese.

In order to smooth the relationship, a Chinese first presents you with something. It is either food or trinkets, which might surprise you charmingly. The knickknacks you get could be everything, ranging from a cup to a towel, or only an apple. Your gratitude is the achievement of your Chinese benefactors. It is an investment of theirs, where they hope to reap in lots.

Whenever their status in your society becomes upper, they would appear like misers. The turning point could change their attitude in a day. It is time for them to reclaim the cost of their investments, when they would treat you according to the bribe you offer. Anyone who neglects to flatter would turn out to be underdogs, maltreated stonily.

The Chinese trick is repeating itself everywhere and every day. Along with bribery, it has made China into a country of sweat-shops with the highest suicide rate and the lowest stock market value. It has corrupted officials in thousands, nicknaming them "Big Tigers", "Mosquitos", or "Flies". It has exhausted the poor, inflaming them to sabotage.



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