First of all I’d like to again thank Guo Dan 郭耽, Zhu Danna 朱丹娜, Jeff Tang, Prof. Dr. Max von Zedtwitz and anyone else who helped me get to interview Guo Dan and Jeff from Baidu…
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Muskblog field reporter Catherine Chan 陈希 has written in with the results of the Citigroup Hong Kong business case competition…
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Today was wasted, largely spent in bed for my own safety. However tonight I went out to dinner with a number of Tsinghua School of Economics and Management MBA classmates. I was invited by SeungHae Ahn, a Korean classmate…
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Last night I attended a guest speaker session at the Tsinghua School of Economics and Management. It was given by Xue Jun (薛军) of the Tsinghua Science Park…
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One interesting bit of jargon I’ve learned while in China is what it means to be a banana or an egg. A banana is yellow on the outside but white on the inside and is a term used by mainland Chinese to describe Chinese who grew up overseas. An egg is white on the outside but yellow on the inside and is a term used by mainland Chinese to describe Westerners that are very much interested in Asia/China…
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