“The Wu Way” is a re-rendering of the important Taoist concept wuwei (无为), which stands for effortless action, nonaction or simply the ability to accomplish things without intentional force. Jocelyn and Jun have long admired this philosophy, and try to cultivate it in everything they do, from work to play to even this blog.
Tags: China marketing-
Get posts delivered to you by e-mail
-
Pages
-
Recent Posts
- We’re not just about China and Chinese translation…we do some great, plain-old writing projects too!
- Foreign Babes in Beijing Video Clips — see Rachel DeWoskin as Jiexi
- More Beijing than just Babes: Book Review of Foreign Babes in Beijing
- The Holocaust of Hiroshima…what happened to the Holocaust of China?
- After China Earthquake Disaster, Chinese in New York Protest Falun Gong’s Rejoicing
-
FAQ Chinese media women in China Business-to-business Retention Communications in China Strategy Marketing channels Book Review Human resources New Year's Day China National day holiday China marketing Business ethics Automotive industry Christmas Brands Holocaust Case studies Chinese executives video Culture Consumer New York Protest Marketing Holidays Employee loyalty Financial industry Podcast Chinese New Year Workplace Banking Chinese education Technology Portfolio China and Japan Retail stores Winter Mobile phone industry Chinese New Year Symbols foreigners China business book reviews Starbucks
Categories
Archives
-
Links
Blogroll
Businesses
China marketing
China News
China Psychology
Chinese Culture and Politics
Statistics
-
Meta
RSS
J –
I like it. Clean, deep, interesting — just like you.