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Ancient religions, philosophies, and political ideologies have influenced the personal and business behaviour of Chinese people. As Westerners, we need to understand these differences to achieve amiable and mutually rewarding personal and business relations with the Chinese. Good negotiation techniques, caution, extreme patience, and cultural understanding will improve the likelihood of an acceptable agreement.<>