mardi 11 février 2014

China started to stop underground prostitution

China started to stop underground prostitution 



The authorities of Guangdong Province are set to launch a crackdown three months on the sex industry in the province after the media recently discovered rampant prostitution in massage parlors and hotels in Dongguan. Li Chunsheng , Vice Governor of Guangdong and director of the Department of Public Security of Guangdong , said in a televised news conference Monday that all entertainment venues involved in the organization of sexual services will be targeted.
Guangdong started snapping industry underground prostitution

Police remove suspected prostitution at a hotel in Dongguan, Guangdong province, on Sunday . More than 6,000 police were on duty to suppress prostitution in entertainment venues , including massage parlors and sauna houses . Fang Guangming / for China Daily "Local police are protecting the sex industry or arrange sexual services will be severely punished ," said Li .
The crackdown came after China Central Television reported Sunday morning that the sex industry is flourishing in Dongguan, an entertainment center in the region of Pearl River Delta. CCTV report said there was prostitution in five cantons Dongguan. He showed secretly filmed images of scantily clad women parade on stage in places and venue managers openly introducing customers to their prostitution services . Dongguan, which has become a major center of manufacturing and commerce of the world , is also famous for its sumptuous metro stations centers casino bath , massage parlors and illegal brothels. The sex industry is supposedly so lucrative that the city is known as " the capital of sex " in China . The media estimate that at least 300,000 people work in the sex industry in Dongguan. China Daily could not confirm that figure .
The announcement of a crackdown provincially comes a day after the Department of Public Safety and the Guangdong authorities have launched a joint investigation into prostitution in Dongguan on Sunday . On Monday morning , 12 entertainment venues involved in prostitution and other sexual services were closed and 162 people studied , authorities said. The campaign targeted 1,948 entertainment venues across the city in the prefecture. Eight policemen, including a director of the office of public safety and a director of the township police station , were suspended and are under investigation , according to the Bureau of Public Security Dongguan.
Police stations in five cantons are being investigated for dereliction of duty or not to respond to reports of informants in prostitution in places of illegal entertainment.
The crackdown has prompted mixed reactions ranging from sympathy for sex workers to aid the police in a country where prostitution was banned for six decades. Under the law of China on sanctions for the administration of public security, prostitutes and their clients are subject to detention and fines . The organizers of sexual services are reviewed by the authorities. Hu Chunhua , Party chief of Guangdong, has also stressed the need Sunday to investigate the sex trade in Dongguan and throughout the province. The Yuanfeng Hotel in Zhongtang Township , outlined in the report of CCTV to accommodate prostitution suspended business on Monday , with only a security guard stroll. Huang Wenhong , sales manager at a gas station next to the hotel , said that "many people have visited the hotel in the evening during the last two weeks of the Spring Festival . " A manager of a foot massage center nearby, who declined to be named, said the repression of prostitution would lead to huge losses to the entertainment industry in Dongguan.


"Our company has also been greatly affected since Sunday. We had to suspend business because there are fewer customers today, " said the director.
"We are concerned by hiring new workers in the near future. Girls will be afraid to come to Dongguan. " Punishment will cost a lot of women, with a number of others related to the entertainment industry , their jobs, he said .
" I intend to find another job in the city. If worse comes to worst , I'll let Dongguan, " he said. Lu Weiqi , deputy director of the Office of Dongguan Public Security , said the local government is planning to introduce tougher measures to deal with prostitution. "We will ensure a safe and fair for those places that are not engaged in prostitution environment"

lundi 3 février 2014

The french Star Sophie Marceau at CCTV Show!

The french Star Sophie Marceau at CCTV Show! 


The French star was greeted with much love and affection in China. For over 30 years , the actress has become indispensable . Rich in fame, she pushed the song to celebrate the Chinese New Year!
That night before and more than 750 million viewers , Sophie Marceau has succeeded in establishing itself as a full-fledged singer . More renowned as an outstanding actress , she remains a talented singer. It is offering a very personal interpretation Edith Piaf "La vie en rose" as Frenchy wowed spectators ( and viewers ) Chinese. "I wish you all a Happy Year of the Horse " has she communicated in Mandarin. Well done! Increasingly anxious to follow China 's own cultural codes , she unsheathed a gorgeous red dress , color of the Chinese flag . Really, Sophie Marceau put the dishes in the large . And the French star is particularly drawn to this country about which she raved : " We are dealing with a great nation with people who have a great history behind them and who will not be intimidated or say anything be done and how "she had previously communicated .
Duet with the star Liu Han , the actress had told AFP that " La vie en rose ": " This is the romance is completely France We are , we French , inexhaustible on the subject. . for some , it is crazy and for others it is super romantic . "

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mardi 28 janvier 2014

Hong Kong Top city in the world to do business

Hong Kong Top city in the world to do business


For the third consecutive year , Hong Kong tops the ranking Bloomberg , thanks to very low transport costs and low cost needed to create a business. Other indicators in his favor : the weakness of less tangible costs, such as corruption or inflation. Finally, in this very rich country , consumption continues unabated .
This is thanks to domestic demand that Canada has moved in a year from sixth to second in the world , a vitality that is particularly illustrated in the size of the middle class, consumption or GDP per capita. The United States closed the podium , losing a place since last year , mainly because of the cost of starting a business .

What about European Country ! 

France is ranked in 11th position , still weighed down by labor costs disqualifying domestic demand breathless costs and discouraging entrepreneurship and investment, but valued for its good economic integration.
It's better than 2012 - France was then the 14th - but worse than Spain, rose from 16th to 9th position worldwide with an overall improvement in indicators. More generally, the European countries most affected by the crisis have improved their situation is particularly the case for Greece (34th , 43th in 2012 ), Ireland (20th , 22nd in 2012) and Portugal ( 17th, 30th in 2012)

Another important lesson that can be drawn from this classification is the sharp decline in China, which tumbles 19th place in the first year to the 28th day (she was 24th last year) . The main air hole Cause: endemic corruption, revealed by scandals . An against - performance contrasts with the progress of other constituent countries of the BRICS : Brazil rises from the 61st to the 38th spot , Russia from 56th to 43rd , India 54th to 48th and Africa South of the 34th to the 31st position.


written by Mini Liu

Bloomberg

* To achieve its ranking, the Bloomberg agency www.bloomberg.com/‎  analyzed 157 countries on six main criteria: the degree of economic integration , the cost of launching a project, the cost of labor and capital , the cost of transporting goods , less tangible costs such as inflation and the level of corruption , and finally the vitality consumption .


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mardi 21 janvier 2014

China R&D market

China R&D market


China has exceeded the European Union for its research spending to GDP according to OECD statistics. South Korea remains, by far, the country that invests the most proportionally in R & D.
The new statistics confirm that the term "emerging" is less appropriate to the second world economy. For the first time, in 2012, China spent more than the European Union (EU) in research and development (R & D), in proportion to its GDP (Gross Domestic Product). According to statistics released Monday by the OECD, the Chinese have spent 1.98% of their GDP on research, a tenth of a point higher than the EU of Twenty-Eight has invested 1.97%. Chinese dynamism is spectacular, because since 2000, the wealth devoted to science and innovation in Europe has risen from 1.74% to 1.97% while in China, it has more than doubled, starting from 0 90% to 1.98%. The EU of Twenty-Eight weighing heavier than the Chinese economy, the expenditure in absolute terms are higher in Europe, around € 225 billion, against EUR 178 billion for China.



European R&D dicreases ! 

The European average conceals wide disparities of course, between the champion of research, Finland, who spent 3.55% of GDP in 2012 and, not surprisingly, Greece (0.69%). For comparison, the figure for France is 2.26%, slightly more than ten years ago (2.24%), unless there is twenty years (2.28% in 1995) and still far the target of 3% that are assigned the United States and the European Union. The United States has, as is the case for 20 years, a share of GDP devoted to R & D than that of the Old Continent, with 2.79% in 2012. South Korea to Israel
Among developed countries, South Korea is in the lead, before Israel. She spends 4.36% of its wealth generated research, an increasing effort for over ten years via twitter.
Beyond the competition between China, Korea and the "old nations", the total R & D expenses increased by 2.7% compared to 2011 in absolute value across the OECD. For the second consecutive year, according to the international organization it is located above the level before the crisis. "This increase is mainly in the business sector, the latter often having benefited from indirect tax incentives, the statement said, while public R & D budgets have remained stable or declined in many countries"

written by Gong Peng
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samedi 11 janvier 2014

Anti corruption campaign in China : 182,000 Leaders punished

Anti corruption campaign in China : 182,000 Leaders punished


The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to power today announced that it punished more than 182,000 of its executives last year, in what authorities describe as a vast anti-corruption campaign . The bodies responsible for combating corruption in 2013 received more than 1.95 million records across the country , and have investigated some 172,500 cases, said Huang Shuxian , deputy director of the powerful Central Commission for Discipline Inspection , Constable Party .


In the end, 182,038 frames have been subject to disciplinary sanctions, which may range from a warning to expulsion from the party or worse - and prison sentences and fines may be imposed by the addition of Justice members were excluded . " The disciplinary authorities of the Party at all levels (...) supported the adoption of sanctions against all ( members) corrupt ," said Mr. Huang during a briefing.
Chinese President Xi Jinping, at the head of the Party since November 2012 had shown its intention to take " flies like tigers ", that is to say, managers at all levels , believing that corruption could threaten the very existence of the Party. So far , at least 19 officers with a rank equal to or higher than that of deputy minister were pinned in this broad anti-corruption movement initiated by Xi, including a Vice - Minister of Public Security.
But experts believe that only political reforms depth could effectively counter rampant corruption , and nothing has been done in this direction. Meanwhile, the central authorities have imposed a politicians austerity , banishing banquets, luxury gifts, or restricting travel abroad.
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mercredi 8 janvier 2014

Trends for mobile Marketing in China

Trends for mobile Marketing in China



Advertising , the mobile Internet , there is still an important source of income . Next year , the market usher in greater growth trend . Recently published article ( Bateman of Haili) famous blog site PandoDaily Harry Bateman , article about the development trend of the future of mobile advertising , mobile advertising optimistic , and said it would stand out in 2014 . I read the article as follows .
If you earn more profits , the mobile phone business weak e- business specific : In the past few years , the industry has been circulating this maxim .




 In 2013 , the total cost of one hundred billion U.S. dollars Internet advertising market , as compared to be continues to be a piece of cake , mobile ad spending in the United States 10 billion from the corresponding between $ 8 to almost double by 2012 industry in anticipation to reach . However , in the eyes of the starting industry desktop , the mobile advertising , it is also significant growth potential movement of the mobile device is charged .
In my opinion , video advertising next year , will be the key areas of growth in the mobile advertising . Similarly , publishers and application , are competing in search of user participation , it would have the opportunity to open some applications will increase is expected . Small businesses , some will be able to solidify the position of the existing possibility that Facebook and Google will continue to dominate the advertising market is high . Then , I will announce the details of the five-year forecasts of my future .

samedi 4 janvier 2014

Crazzy nationalists in China !

Crazzy nationalists in China ! 


A Chinese who wanted to disembark balloon on one of the islands Senkaku - Diaoyu controlled by Japan but claimed by China under the name Diaoyu , was rescued Wednesday 1 January by the Japanese coastguard . The man , aged 35 , who had departed Wednesday morning from the Chinese province of Fujian , was forced to request a bailout before arriving at destination , due to technical problems . A rescue helicopter had come to assist him , discovered the balloon failed at sea 22 kilometers south of the islands .
After his mishap , the man posted on his Weibo account , the Chinese equivalent of Twitter, a short message stating that he was safely back in the province of Fujian. He immediately received many messages of support , making him a "hero" , "Brother Xu, your countrymen are proud of your act pioneer ! , " Can be read in particular .
The applicant has not posted details on his journey. He announced plans on the Internet last September : "I had some expert advice today, and I am now full of meteorological knowledge ! I'll fly to the Diaoyu Islands ! , " He wrote . The text was accompanied by a picture of the Chinese flag with Senkaku - Diaoyu Islands in the background . In another message , he stated that the crossing would be " the most difficult in the history of ballooning ."
Chinese and Taiwanese activists have in the past repeatedly tried to land on these islands by boat but almost every time was blocked by the Japanese Coast Guard . However, in mid-2012 , pro- Chinese activists from Hong Kong were able to set foot and raise the Chinese flag on one of the islands Senkaku - Diaoyu before being arrested by the Japanese Coast Guard .