Go out in classical Chinese

1. Guizhou Donkey, an ancient prose with the word "Qu"

original text

There are no donkeys in Guizhou, but there are good people on board. At best, it's useless Let it go down the mountain. When the tiger saw it, he thought it was a monster and a god, hiding in the forest. Come any closer, you are so angry that you don't even know each other.

One day, the donkey will bark and the tiger will be frightened and far away; I thought I ate myself. I was scared. However, when you watch it, you will feel that you are omnipotent; I learned its sound, and I was close to it, but I was afraid to fight. Closer, favorable, swaying, rushing.

The donkey won't get angry, but it can walk.

The tiger was very happy and said, "Stop it!" " Because of the big jump, he broke his throat and tried his best.

translate

There are no donkeys in this place in Guizhou. A busybody entered Guizhou with a donkey in a boat. It's useless after it's shipped. It's at the foot of the mountain. At first glance, the tiger turned out to be a huge animal and regarded it as a magical thing. So I hid in the Woods and peeked. The tiger gradually came out and approached it, very cautious, not knowing how powerful it was.

One day, the donkey rang for a long time, and the tiger got a fright and ran away at once. I thought that donkey was going to swallow itself, and I was very scared. But the tiger came and observed it again, and felt that the donkey seemed to have no special skills; Gradually get used to its sound and walk around it; But tigers never dare to fight with donkeys. Slowly, the tiger approached the donkey again, with a more casual posture, bumping into it and offending it.

The donkey couldn't help getting angry and kicked the tiger with his hoof.

The tiger was very happy and thought about it. I thought to myself, "That's all the donkey can do!" "So he jumped up, roared loudly, bit the donkey's throat and ate its meat before leaving.

Go: Leave.

2. Going Global The main content of "going global" is the overseas investment strategy that China now strongly supports. Most countries strongly support attracting foreign investment, but are usually cautious about overseas investment; However, China has a positive attitude towards attracting foreign investment and overseas investment. As an overseas strategic investment strategy, it is called "going out" for short.

1 reason

2 history

3 "going out" case

There are three main reasons for China to implement the "going out" strategy:

China has huge foreign exchange reserves, which will put great pressure on the appreciation of RMB exchange rate; There is a high international demand for China to implement a floating exchange rate system. In order to make better use of foreign exchange reserves, China needs to buy high-quality overseas assets;

The implementation of China's reform and opening-up policy has intensified its opening-up after its accession to the WTO. Therefore, many world-class enterprises compete in the China market, so China enterprises need to introduce advanced technology and equipment from overseas to better participate in this competition;

It is the pride of the nation to produce world-class enterprises in China.

The "going out" strategy began in China 1999, aiming at promoting overseas investment [1]. China and the Council for the Promotion of International Trade have formulated relevant policies to support local enterprises to carry out global distribution, and at the same time to explore domestic and international markets.

These policies mainly have these five points:

Increase China's foreign direct investment;

Product diversification;

Improve the level and quality of the project;

Improve the financing channels in the local market;

Promote China's brand in EU and US markets.

After the implementation of the "going out" strategy, the overseas investment of China enterprises has greatly increased, especially private enterprises. Data show that China's foreign investment increased from $3 billion in 199 1 year to $35 billion in 2003 [2] and reached $92 billion in 2007 [3]. The substantial growth of overseas investment has benefited from the strong support of China, the huge production capacity and cheap labor made in China. Against this dynamic economic and friendly cultural background, China's prospects continue to look good. As a part of the state-owned assets reform in China, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council was established. In order to promote the better circulation of state-owned assets, China's property rights market has become a "market" for the reform of state-owned assets and a platform for the circulation of property rights at home and abroad. Four property rights trading institutions were recognized by SASAC of the State Council to participate in the listing and reorganization of assets of central enterprises, and Beijing Property Rights Exchange [4] is the largest one, located in Beijing Financial Street. Beijing Equity Exchange has established three international cooperation platforms, Italy, Japan and the United States, among which Milan Equity Exchange [5] was established in 2007. As the first international platform partner of Beijing Stock Exchange, it provides corresponding consulting support for China enterprises to implement the strategy of going global and European enterprises to invest in China. With the support of the "going out" policy, with the overseas development of enterprises, some top consulting services in China have also begun to explore the international market. Jin Mu Law Firm, the largest law firm in China, has recently set up branches in Japan and the United States, while Guo Hao Law Firm has recently set up the "China-Europe Law Firm Group" with its own international department to help China enterprises do business in Europe. Caroni Law Firm (Carone &; Partners ") [6] As a partner of this Italian law firm group.

"going out" case [edit]

February 2009: Chinalco announced that it would invest US$ 654.38+09.5 billion in Rio Tinto, Australia.

February 2009: Minmetals announced that it would invest US$ 654.38+700 million in Oz Mining Company.

September 2008: Zoomlion acquired Italy Cifa Company.

May 2005: Lenovo Group acquired IBM's personal computer business.

3. New Era: It is too difficult for China's poems to go abroad. Most people in China don't understand. Do you expect foreigners to understand?

Look at those so-called poems on the internet, those so-called Tibetan poems, which can make you sick. The key is that many people write by themselves and don't accept criticism. You gave him advice, and he said you were average. Why is this? I can't see anything good because I have no culture and insufficient background. Unless it's too obvious, it's too obvious to be literate.

China's poems have special cultural foundation, special writing requirements and special cultural connotations. Let's not talk about foreigners, just China people. There are 300 Tang poems. How many can remember 100? There are several idioms dictionaries that have been read through (this is not a rigid requirement, but because idioms dictionaries are the best way to master many allusions without reading through the historical records of the Four Books and the Five Classics and the Warring States Policy. If you can remember most of the allusions in the above books, then an idiom dictionary is basically unnecessary? How many famous Chinese books have you read through?

Without these connotations, basically nothing good can be written. Immersed in this way, those who can write excellent works are well-educated and well-educated people in Talents. Allusions are handy. This allusion is just basic kung fu. Speaking of talent, this is really not something that can be done with books on the backrest. Only a few people have this structure in their brains. Well, I don't need to write too much. As long as you can master the basic knowledge mentioned above, you don't need ancient rhyme and rhyme, you can use modern Chinese pinyin rhyme. Few people in China can meet these basic requirements. Let alone foreigners.

Well, since I'm going out, I don't need to write. After all, writing is too difficult. It's not difficult to read. Again, you must master Chinese first. Secondly, as before, foreigners should at least be familiar with the idiom dictionary (well, the four books and five classics require too much of them, and the idiom dictionary is the foundation, so most of the time they won't read it blindly). I can barely understand, even understand the meaning. It's already hard. Then add something-cultural environment. Well, that's the difficulty, just like a fluent English speaker with a standard cockney accent may not understand Shakespeare. The culture is different, which comes from the bones. If he was born in London and his parents and grandparents are British, there should be no problem. Even those whose parents immigrated to Britain and were born in London may not know English culture. Because many things come from the environment, this environment does not mean the living environment or the school environment. It is a cultural environment that has been nurtured in this land for thousands of years. Many things can't be expressed in words, but they just exist and affect everyone. Of course, my requirements are a bit high. Reading Shakespeare is enough. If China's poetry wants to go abroad, first of all, Chinese should go abroad, China culture should go abroad, and then poetry should go abroad, which is barely feasible. In fact, even if some of them can speak fluent Chinese, and Mandarin is more standard than yours and mine, they may not be able to understand Tang poetry and Song poetry in Han cultural circles such as Korea, Japan, Singapore and Thailand.