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Can America and China Trust Each Other?

Chinese-American Author Reveals How China Will Change America

San Francisco, CA— The Chinese president Hu Jintao’s state visit to the U. S. is a sign of strengthening ties between the two countries.  The relationship between the U.S. and China is one of the most important relations in the 21st century and is critical for the world’s stability and prosperity.  Although there are notable differences between the two countries, the leaders of both recognize that the U.S. and China have a lot to gain by working together.  One of the concrete results of the visit is the $45 billion agreement allowing U.S. exports into China, which will create 235,000 jobs in America.

Author Helen Wang says, “In the long run, there will still be issues in currency, human rights, and intellectual property, etc., and there will be ups and downs, but I don’t think the U.S.-China relations will turn into a cold-war kind of confrontation.  It will be a work-in-progress relationship.”

Invite her to answer:

  • Is China America’s worst enemy or best friend?
  • Will China’s growing middle class be a saving grace for America’s economic woes?
  • What are the secrets for U. S. companies to succeed in China?
  • Is it a myth that China is a global manufacturing power?
  • Why should every American student start learning Chinese?

CREDENTIALS: Helen Wang is an author, business consultant, and Forbes columnist.  As an expert on Chinese culture and business, she can offer insight on commonly accepted misconceptions about China.  Her book, The Chinese Dream: The Rise of the World’s Largest Middle Class and What It Means to You, examines the rising middle class in China and how it affects America’s economy (Available on Amazon and other channels).  She has been featured by Asia Times, the nationally syndicated Michael Ray Radio Talk Show, WVTL 1570 AM in New York, KBZZ Fox News 1270 AM in Nevada, KOA 850 AM news radio in Colorado, and many others.

AVAILABILITY: San Francisco, nationwide by arrangement, and via telephone

MEDIA CONTACT: Siva Ho, (503) 560-6549; siva.ho@gmail.com;

WEB: www.TheHelenWang.com

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