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When it comes to foreign entrepreneurs, I’d say this song’s title is 70% accurate.
Everyone from Chengdu city governmental agencies, multiple municipalities and the provincial governments rely on Matt to help create strategic framework models across the full spectrum of the industry.
Enter China is the leading community for entrepreneurs who want to manufacture products in China.
Like Shenzhen it has an advantageous proximity to Hong Kong, as well as a burgeoning expat community focussed on trade.
Author Bio: Michael Park is the CEO and cofounder of LipSync, an on-demand translation startup based in Hong Kong.
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