The 9th China Entrepreneur Summit 2010

From PRNewswire-Asia 2010-11-09

From December 3 to December 5, 9th China Entrepreneur Summit 2010, the most influential annual business event in China, will be held grandly in Beijing. Themed by “New Business, New Conflicts, New Impetus”, the Summit will be co-sponsored by China Entrepreneur Magazine and China Entrepreneur Club. This year’s Summit will consistently invite entrepreneurs with independent minds and resolute actions, economists with outstanding achievements and politicians with great visions to discuss the most deep and cutting-edge topics in commercial society. It is estimated that over 800 guests from all circles of life will participate in the great event.

Eyes on the “Three-News“ in the “Year of Conflicts“

After repeated discussions by internal and external expert panels, we have finally set the theme of this Summit as “New Business, New Conflicts, New Impetus”. Liu Donghua, Chief of China Entrepreneur Magazine said, “Embracing the second decade of the 21st century, we must make explorations and find solutions for some major problems. For example, what path should Chinese business follow? Where should we seek for impetus? Where should we ask for support? Also, we’re in need of reaching some important common views. The theme is in line with our values, which are healthy, positive and keeping pace with the times.”

“The year 2010 can be named ‘the year of conflicts’, which is partly why we have chosen ‘New Business, New Conflicts, New Impetus’ as the final theme,” concluded Huang Lilu, Editor-in-chief of China Entrepreneur magazine, on the year drawing to an end, when asked about the theme of the Summit.

Huang held that this year was occupied with frequent conflicts: Capital is greatly favored while industry is increasingly left out in the cold; the state-owned enterprises are advancing vigorously while the private enterprises are struggling for survival; the domestic enterprises are enthusiastically marching into international markets while multinational corporations are complaining about Chinese market environments; the misunderstandings of the public towards entrepreneurs remain and the spirits of the entrepreneurs are obviously depressed because of delayed reforms and the lack of social recognition; the new generation of staff formed by post-80s and post-90s individuals are impacting the conservative management modes for many years; conflicts between the family businesses and managers are being aggravated during the course of going public…

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China Fashion Week 2010

China Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010 opened recently in Beijing and was an array of avant garde fashion seemingly influenced by everything from pop’s current IT girl, Lady Gaga to Salvador Dali and even Darth Vader. The event showcased works by a roster of young fashion designers and college students from domestic schools, with designers experimenting with different materials and fabrics in original and bold cuts. Even during the cosmetics and hair segment of the show, everything was out of the ordinary and a little bit wacky.

We’ll let the pictures speak for themselves.