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Nowadays， when the world has become a global village， with over 50 million foreigners entering and leaving China a year and numerous Chinese spreading all over the world， if China is mentioned， you can get answers of all kinds.
When Max， a German young man who has never been in China， is asked about China， what spring into his mind are the Great Wall. For P， a Canadian working in Hong Kong， the symbol of China is blue and white porcelain.
one thing in common is that nearly everyone would mention “Made in China”.
From America to Africa， from as big as a factory to as small as a plastic bottle cap， “Made in China” can be found in nearly everywhere. Maybe you have never been in China， but around you there are a lot of products made in China.
However，China doesn’t have her own Louis Vuitton， Volkswagen， Patek Philippe， Chanel…
In fact， China owns a lot of brands created by our ancestors.
The “roast duck” known by foreigners could actually be renamed as the “Quanjude” in the future. The brand， created in 1864， is a genuine 100-year brand. In addition， Tongrentang， based in Beijing and owning dozens of overseas branches， has a history of 343 years by now – an even longer history.
Although Tongrentang opens dozens of overseas branches， their major customers are local Chinese. For many foreigners， traditional Chinese medicine does not belong to the field of science. Some foreigners， however， attracted by it after getting some knowledge about it， begin to publicize the marvels of traditional Chinese medicine.
In fact， we do not need to depend on those brands created by our ancestors. Modern China has some brands which will become the symbols in the future.
On December 26， 2012， BeijingGuangzhou high-speed railway was officially opened. According to its construction plan， the line will connect about 80 cities， running across areas with a total population of nearly 700 million and a ratio of GDP up to 74 percent. During a short period of several years， China’s high-speed railway has been built from zero to 9，300 km， the No.1 of the world already.
By the end of June this year， the number of Chinese Internet users had hit 538 million， reaching 39.9% of the total population. At a shocking speed， Chinese Internet users are exerting a great influence upon the world.
Tai Chi， apart from being seen in Hollywood films， is practiced in reality by many foreigners wearing cotton shoes and silk uniforms. Yao Ming has a great number of fans across the world. Confucius Institutes are scattered around the world， creating a surge of Chinese language fever. “Made in China” has transformed to “Created by China”， and China is on the way of letting Western countries “Made for China”.
China has become a country with the power to change the world， without knowing it. With a history of over 5，000 years， China has created numerous wonders. By combining the wisdom of our ancestors and the endeavors of today’s people， China will keep her development and write more new chapters in history.
When Max， a German young man who has never been in China， is asked about China， what spring into his mind are the Great Wall. For P， a Canadian working in Hong Kong， the symbol of China is blue and white porcelain.
one thing in common is that nearly everyone would mention “Made in China”.
From America to Africa， from as big as a factory to as small as a plastic bottle cap， “Made in China” can be found in nearly everywhere. Maybe you have never been in China， but around you there are a lot of products made in China.
However，China doesn’t have her own Louis Vuitton， Volkswagen， Patek Philippe， Chanel…
In fact， China owns a lot of brands created by our ancestors.
The “roast duck” known by foreigners could actually be renamed as the “Quanjude” in the future. The brand， created in 1864， is a genuine 100-year brand. In addition， Tongrentang， based in Beijing and owning dozens of overseas branches， has a history of 343 years by now – an even longer history.
Although Tongrentang opens dozens of overseas branches， their major customers are local Chinese. For many foreigners， traditional Chinese medicine does not belong to the field of science. Some foreigners， however， attracted by it after getting some knowledge about it， begin to publicize the marvels of traditional Chinese medicine.
In fact， we do not need to depend on those brands created by our ancestors. Modern China has some brands which will become the symbols in the future.
On December 26， 2012， BeijingGuangzhou high-speed railway was officially opened. According to its construction plan， the line will connect about 80 cities， running across areas with a total population of nearly 700 million and a ratio of GDP up to 74 percent. During a short period of several years， China’s high-speed railway has been built from zero to 9，300 km， the No.1 of the world already.
By the end of June this year， the number of Chinese Internet users had hit 538 million， reaching 39.9% of the total population. At a shocking speed， Chinese Internet users are exerting a great influence upon the world.
Tai Chi， apart from being seen in Hollywood films， is practiced in reality by many foreigners wearing cotton shoes and silk uniforms. Yao Ming has a great number of fans across the world. Confucius Institutes are scattered around the world， creating a surge of Chinese language fever. “Made in China” has transformed to “Created by China”， and China is on the way of letting Western countries “Made for China”.
China has become a country with the power to change the world， without knowing it. With a history of over 5，000 years， China has created numerous wonders. By combining the wisdom of our ancestors and the endeavors of today’s people， China will keep her development and write more new chapters in history.