Famous Quotes & Sayings

Jack Ma

What we are doing is to design an on-line search engine for ordinary people, not just the engineers. We are more focused and a totally search engine technology will come to the Chinese market within three to five years.

What China really misses is ... the mid-tier people who are the project managers. India's major strength is having that profile of people.

What China has not realized, if it truly wants to go to the next level, is that numbers are not enough. You must reward innovation, and reward scholarly work.

What China got in the past few years is only some pretty figures. American and foreign companies have gotten the real profit.

We spent a lot of time thinking India versus China and we're more comfortable with the Indian regulatory environment. India has a lot of positives on that score, and a long tradition of Democracy.

Too many Americans look at the Chinese dragon and see only sharp teeth and scales, and too many Chinese look at the American eagle and see only fierce eyes and strong claws.

There's no question it's a positive for prices and it has further tightened the market. There's a risk of prices running toward the higher end of forecasts to between 15 percent to 20 percent. We've seen spot prices in China rising.

There's more to Intel than notebooks. China and India are seeing stronger-than-normal demand for desktops," ()

The traditional superstition has put on the cloak of modern high technology, poisoning an increasing number of Chinese kids and youth.

Andreas Schleicher

The time when Europe competed mostly with countries that offered low-skilled work at low wages has gone. Today, countries like China and India are starting to deliver high skills at low costs.

George H. W. Bush

The United States has a 'vital interest' in a stable and prosperous China that is friendly to its neighbors,

Mitchell Baker

I spent five or six months as a foreign student in China many years ago and so going back in the new era was really exciting.

I sort of wanted to reveal this other side of Asia: Southeast Asia, where the Chinese have been wealthy for generations and have different ways of relating to money. I wanted to sort of reveal this world to readers.

What's going on is good because here is a Chinese company where the Chinese senior management is being exposed to Singapore law. It's a lesson for Chinese companies that are listed here that Singapore won't shy away from putting you in trial.

Hu Jintao

We will never forget the American Flying Tigers who fought shoulder to shoulder with the Chinese military and opened up, at the risk of their lives, the Hump Route to deliver strategic supplies to China,

We wish to warn the Chinese government and its oil companies to steer well clear of the Niger Delta. Chinese citizens found in oil installations will be treated as thieves. The Chinese government by investing in stolen crude places its citizens in our line of fire.

The problem in China is not the lack of laws but whether these laws will be implemented by local governments.

The problem in China is about 50-60 percent of the poultry is operated on small-scale farms in the backyard, which provides the ideal life for the virus to jump between different species of poultry.

We try to develop information on any operatives not only in the United States, but also overseas. We have enjoyed excellent cooperation from our counterparts in China in recent years.

Brian Mitchell

We are cementing relationships we already had with Chinese industry, which is demonstrating a willingness to work with U.S. corporations. They're more open and cognizant of some of the important issues, like intellectual property.

We expect export growth to moderate in coming months but not too much as trade flows from China will remain healthy and the U.S. economy is performing quite well.

Chiang Kai-shek

We Chinese are instinctively democratic, and Dr. Sun's objective of universal suffrage evokes from all Chinese a ready and unhesitating response.

We are very concerned for master Li's personal safety, ... What will China do next?

Stephen Hadley

We think, in the end of the day, China also faces a strategic choice: whether they are going to follow up the increasing amounts of economic freedom they're affording to the people and whether they are willing to respond to the inevitable demands of their people for political freedom as well.

We saw resistance to the initial Korean cars, but that was mainly related to quality. If the quality (of Chinese cars) is up to snuff, if the consumer feels there's value, they'll go for it.

The Koreans will move slightly higher in the market and the Chinese will come in and find their place in the sub-Korean market.

Their scientific communities are eager to conduct research with Chinese scientists.

Their recovery and return to the Chinese people will help ensure they are protected for future generations to experience.

Their earnings have been disappointing, unlike the rest of the market. They are facing more competition from low-cost producers elsewhere, for example in China and Korea.

The issue here is what happens to corporate profitability. What we've found irritating in a way about the Chinese market is the lack of investment opportunities, to find companies that are isolated from this investment cycle.

Their view is they would like to feel that other countries who have samples or material would share them freely with Chinese scientists. They are putting a lot of importance on the notion of reciprocity (...), which they used to me on a number of occasions and I don't know what it means.

Douglas Coupland

The Internet has destroyed irony in the world, or at least wounded it considerably. What are we to do about an invention whose end result is that starving people in China are looking up things on marthastewart.com?

Alan Feduccia

The fiber-collagen meshwork looked virtually identical to these so-called 'proto-feathers' found in the Chinese dinosaurs.