TRUTH of BUILDING A BUSINESS in CHINA as a FOREIGNER 🇨🇳(honest opinions)

[@ByancaG]

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[@pacitadulaca4679]

Byanca G - Business minded mingled with prospective foreign business men,good idea will find out the outcome.

[@andrewlieu8859]

I think you should set up a consulting firm in helping people to set up the business and moving to Chengdu

[@pooldip1241]

Excellent video. Hope your toe gets better soon 🙏🏼

[@iScoopyPal]

3 nice French entrepreneurs. With your friendly attitude, you will be successful.

[@ahkoy973]

Networking chinese style includes drinking and restaurant dining after working hours

[@Rick-sh2mi]

Hi Byanca, great job at interviewing, you were very prepared and asked great questions. Learned quite a bit from the 3 men from France about running a business in China! By the way I just visited the hot pot restaurant you reviewed in Chiang Mai, what a great recommendation! I also promoted your KZbin and Instagram channel on my Instagram post! Please keep up the good work and as always looking forward to your next video!

[@donb.puryearjr.8699]

Very informative 😊

[@adrienbecuwe9514]

nice one, you could do somehting similar with dieter (Chengdu expat, beer nest ,...)

[@annalaurissa]

very nice interview :)

[@chriscandelo9539]

Been in Chengdu 10 years, watching your videos I feel I definitely don't get out enough

[@Kushal-v8b]

Nice interview ☺️

[@williamgray8499]

Twinkle toes is back. Yeah!

[@alexmacgregor]

Nice interview

[@NewAgeRanger]

@byancag Not sure if I missed it or not, what is the name of their restaurant in Chengdu? Thanks

[@deairebitg]

开朗的性格更容易向外国人介绍中国，赞你了

[@mojganqashqai4017]

Hi. thank you. your contents are very nice and interesting. Is it possible to have Le Sillage restaurant instagram if they have one? Thank you.

[@felix80000]

La DREAM TEAM! Le Sillage, best place in CD

[@elainec5313]

It’s not very polite to ask people if they plan to have kids. That’s very personal question.

[@marijusofficial]

It would be nice that China would give visa free travel for people

[@chayquang3493]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@crypticTV]

12:50 borrow money to start 13:15 failing business naturally 13:45 CCP accusations 22:50 thumbnail pic XD

[@xiaopingandyyue3875]

these people are good in Chinese?

[@robertb2196]

I like you Byanca, I like your channel, but if you think that these guys, these foreigners can speak openly and criticize China and the Chinese government, then you must be extremely, extremely naive. There are places around the world that you can openly criticize, even if you live there, but China is not one of them. Especially not for foreigners.

[@minchen5187]

Read the title, it’s about business not politics.

[@secar6742]

Who asked you to criticize? Who are you? What makes you feel like you can speak freely about the local government in another country? Does your mom give you confidence?

[@keyser021]

Imagine if a group of Italians moved to NY city to open an Italian eatery trattorias and a local journalist sat down with them and asked them about US tax payers funding bombs being dropped by their government on schools full of women resulting in melting children and whether or not they were ok doing business in that country while congressmen are passing laws forbidding citizens to critize that action, does that sound reasonable for this casual conversation with a women attempting to present a casual business side of a country that, last time I checked wasn't currently mass murdering women and children in the tens of thousands.