Chinese reasoning is circular, and they communicate in an indirect, Face-giving manner. They are also hyper-nationalistic and emotionally sensitive to perceived slights, injustices, and accusations. How should you respond when Chinese counterparts ask for your opinion about politically sensitive topics? How do you avoid falling into a no-win discussion trap? https://www.provocativechina.com/

Chinese reasoning is circular, and they communicate in an indirect, Face-giving manner. They are also hyper-nationalistic and emotionally sensitive to perceived slights, injustices, and accusations. How should you respond when Chinese counterparts ask for your opinion about politically sensitive topics? How do you avoid falling into a no-win discussion trap? https://www.provocativechina.com/

Chinese reasoning is circular, and they communicate in an indirect, Face-giving manner. They are also hyper-nationalistic and emotionally sensitive to perceived slights, injustices, and accusations. How should you respond when Chinese counterparts ask for your opinion about politically sensitive topics? How do you avoid falling into a no-win discussion trap? https://www.provocativechina.com/

The Chinese Way to talk about the TikTok ban

China Myth Podcast is a self-produced immersion experience of my journey through the fascinating and misunderstood dilemmas of Chinese business culture - a reaction, a behavior, even a suggestion - and asks whether I could have achieved a better outcome with a different attitude, mindset, and approach. Because sometimes, learning how to listen is a lost art of communication.

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