Chinese Business Etiquette : Chinese Business Etiquette: Greeting

Not having a business card in China is like not having a name. Learn etiquette for doing business in China in this free video for executives.
Expert: Mark Kemsley
Bio: Mark Kemsley has been a business consultant in China for 20 years and speaks both Cantonese and Mandarin and has entertained some of the most prominent business people in China.
Filmmaker: Paul Kersey

[@JonDowlingTV1]

This is critical for an upcoming meeting I have forthcoming. Thanks for taking the time to share this key information Mark!

[@kinsmed]

Good to know. Thanks.

[@zuccherosfan]

great Tips

[@Ceciliahome2011]

it is kind of werid for a chinese to watch a western man for learning Chinese etiquette....

[@tom_something]

Thank you for your video. I don't know if you're still monitoring the comments here, but I have a follow up question. What's the protocol if you're carrying other items? For example, if I'm visiting booths at a large trade show, I might have a tote bag full of literature in one hand. My instinct would be to hold the tote bag under my arm to free the hand. Of course, this puts me in T-Rex mode, where only my forearm moves freely. Would this work, or would I be expected to put down any other items I'm carrying to completely free up my hands and arms?

[@angelobandal7112]

Very arrogant and rude people. So much for this so called Chinese etiquette complete nonsense!