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How to negotiate with the Chinese

https://www.pon.harvard.edu/daily/international-negotiation-daily/tips-for-navigating-negotiations-in-china/?amp

Negotiation Strategy 1: Take your time.

Lasting deals aren’t negotiated in days or weeks but in months and years.

Negotiation Strategy 2: Make high-level contacts.

To find negotiators who are flexible and practical, reach out to those in positions of authority whenever possible.

Negotiation Strategy 3: Avoid the gold rush mentality.

Make sure you’re committing to a deal that truly will benefit you and your organization.

Finally, continue to develop your best alternative to a negotiated agreement or BATNA

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You cannot ”negotiate“ with anyone if you have a kn--e behind you, especially when they are aware of it.

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Keep Taiwan an independent country!

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Blackmail anyone ?

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Hostages usually work in cases like this.

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taiwan number 1

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If negotiating with private Chinese entity:

Rule 1 out of 3: when meeting counterparty, make sure you are wearing Rolex, Gucci or something like that to leave high status impression.
Rule 2 out of 3: offer gifts.
Rule 3 our of 3: brag how you know someone affiliated to CCP.

If negotiating with Chinese government:

Rule 1 out of 3: offer bribe.
Rule 2 out of 3: offer bribe to snitches.
Rule 3 out of 3: promise that .gov can borrow Intelectual Property as long as they return it back.

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