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Stay tuned over the coming three weeks as we talk to foreign founders from Beijing to Shenzhen about what it takes to thrive in China.
Moving to China is a daunting project for anyone, but moving to China to grow a business from seed to superpower is a whole new level of terrifying.
If China’s unpredictable appetite isn’t already sufficiently challenging for foreign founders, the tech landscape is also changing incredibly quickly.
Feel free to reach out @catecadell for feedback or to suggest a great China expat-preneur story.
In our next post, Eva Yoo will kick off our series with the Top Three Musts For Foreign Founders In China, as decided by our expat-preneurs.
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