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Guidelines for Oral/Written Project for CHNS 224
1. Purpose of the project:
- Familiarize students with the current situation of Chinese economy.
- Practice student's business language skills; to train students'
independent research skills.
2. Student should choose one topic from the following list, or elsewhere as
their project theme.
- China's Past and Today: A Look at its Economic Development
- Language Politeness in Business Chinese
- A Brief History of Chinese Foreign Trade
- Chinese Special Economic Zones
- A Brief Survey of American Businesses in China
- Chinese Business Etiquette and Cultures: why do we need to learn them
- The Economic Relations between Hong Kong and Mainland
- The Economic Relations between Taiwan and Mainland
- The Economic Relations between US and China
- A Brief Comparison of US and Chinese Businessmen
3. The paper, typed or neatly hand-written in Chinese, has to be at least three-
page long, and double-spaced. Please do not exceed to five pages.
4. Place a cover page with your name, title of the paper, and date in front of
the paper,and an outline after the cover page.
5. The outline should list any main topic discussed in each paragraph
throughout the paper.
6. The entire paper should consist of the following main structures:
introduction, discussion and summary.
7. For new words, sentence structures, either avoid using them, find
equivalence in simpleChinese, or consult dictionaries or your instructor.
I will make time available during my office hours or by appointment
to help you with the project.
8. After your written version is approved, you will be asked to present
your project orally to the class. I will give you a sign-up sheet with dates
listed, so that you can sign up for your presentation. The presentation is
also in Chinese. Please provide either transparencies or handouts of your
outline to the class, so that everyone can follow you.
9. The project is worth 15% of your total semester grade. Please work hard to
achieve this grade.
Created by Ling Wang April 6, 2001
Source of information: Professor Wei Hong