Why I think it's a great investment. Asians incorporate more Western food into their daily diet. This makes millions of them gain fat and become more obese every year. I read in Japan 27 million people already suffer from obesity. There are more than a billion Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Thais and Malaysians and thus the growth potential for weight-loss businesses is huge. I think it's smart to invest in Asian fat!
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Showing posts with label asia. Show all posts
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Why the China man won't spend
SunTzu said: If the enemy is weak because he overspent, don't overspend or you'll become weak too. Said it but didn't write it.
SunTzu then said and wrote: "All warfare is based on deception...If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles"
The world hopes the Chinese and the other Asians will spend the West out of recession. Ok, here is why if you read SunTzu you know this will never happen.
The Chinese know themselves. They like to save. They look at the West and they see that it overspent and is in trouble. What's the lesson they get?
Stick to saving. Don't do what your rival did and got him in trouble. Just give the appearance you might in the form of big government spending plans.
How deception works. The government announces big spending plans and the world thinks the Chinese man will suddenly start spending. But the Chinese man will not do that because he knows it will get him into same trouble as the Western man.
He remembers Sun Tzu and decides to save a big portion of the money in order to buy the enemy later and win the battle without a fight.
Sun Tzu said: He who hearkens to my counsel and acts upon it, will conquer.
Time to read Sun Tzu from the Chinese man's point of view!
http://www.thinkaloo.com
SunTzu then said and wrote: "All warfare is based on deception...If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles"
The world hopes the Chinese and the other Asians will spend the West out of recession. Ok, here is why if you read SunTzu you know this will never happen.
The Chinese know themselves. They like to save. They look at the West and they see that it overspent and is in trouble. What's the lesson they get?
Stick to saving. Don't do what your rival did and got him in trouble. Just give the appearance you might in the form of big government spending plans.
How deception works. The government announces big spending plans and the world thinks the Chinese man will suddenly start spending. But the Chinese man will not do that because he knows it will get him into same trouble as the Western man.
He remembers Sun Tzu and decides to save a big portion of the money in order to buy the enemy later and win the battle without a fight.
Sun Tzu said: He who hearkens to my counsel and acts upon it, will conquer.
Time to read Sun Tzu from the Chinese man's point of view!
http://www.thinkaloo.com
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
China, Japan, Korea...
Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, etc...or as I like to call them: "Hey, can I get a fork?" countries. Hand2mouth feeding would be better in this case >>>
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Monday, May 11, 2009
Chopsticks
Does anyone else here feel annoyed about chopsticks that have to be manually separated? Why can't chopsticks already come separated in the little package? I have been told that I am obsessive about it. I know it bothers me to look at chopsticks unevenly separated at the top. Of course, it's almost impossible to manually split them evenly.
Good Asian restaurants serve plastic or other finer material chopsticks that are already separated and symmetrical. It's usually with the cheap wooden ones that come as a set and must be separated. Honestly, what's so difficult to sell them already separated? Any others in this world who feel this way about chopsticks?
I read somewhere that Chinese gov reinforces restaurants to use washable chopsticks. Lot of people buy those wooden one time use chopsticks something bad for the forests. I believe that is due to manufacturing reasons that it's easier not to split them in 2 pieces. Don't know exactly how it works.
I think the pizza knife might work in helping you split the chopsticks evenly. Just ask for one from the kitchen, it will also help illustrate your point about the chopsticks.
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Good Asian restaurants serve plastic or other finer material chopsticks that are already separated and symmetrical. It's usually with the cheap wooden ones that come as a set and must be separated. Honestly, what's so difficult to sell them already separated? Any others in this world who feel this way about chopsticks?
I read somewhere that Chinese gov reinforces restaurants to use washable chopsticks. Lot of people buy those wooden one time use chopsticks something bad for the forests. I believe that is due to manufacturing reasons that it's easier not to split them in 2 pieces. Don't know exactly how it works.
I think the pizza knife might work in helping you split the chopsticks evenly. Just ask for one from the kitchen, it will also help illustrate your point about the chopsticks.
http://www.thinkaloo.com
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