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Published by Ariel · Economics and business · ISBN 9788434436022

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Julio Ceballos, who has lived and done business in China for years, sets out to put clichés aside and look at the country from the inside. He explains how its people relate to each other, what they value, how they negotiate and what they expect from the future, and why outsiders so often misread them, mixing culture, society, economics and personal experience.

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For readers who want to understand China beyond the news.

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