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August 01, 2008

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PeterD

I find that Chinese on the whole are more aggressive about learning. I think it is part of their culture, but less a part of the Japanese culture.

One example is that when I was walking around in China, I would often be approached by Chinese students wanting to practice their English. In comparison, I have rarely ever been approached by a Japanese person wanting to practice their English.

I think this also holds true for business. Chinese people may be more likely to try to open a business, where entrepreneurs (like you are, Yasuyuki-san) are rarer in Japan.

Yasuyuki Kanaoka

Hi Peter-san, I agree with you that the aggressive action of Chinese students is part of their culture which is deferent from our's and makes education and economic more competitive for them. How about American? I used to be a aggressive person more than the other but recentlly ??

PeterD

I think the US culture is one that helps makes entrepreneurs.

Yasuyuki Kanaoka

yes, I should have been in the US for an entrepreneur.

Herve Leger

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