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"Guanxi" is the phonetic spelling for the Chinese phrase meaning "matter". To pronounce the phrase, you would say "gwan she".
Yes. Guanxi is a Cultural Value
Guanxi is defined as the system of relationships and networks that facilitate business relationships and other dealings. Guanxi is a central idea from China.
Roughly speaking due to Guanxi, it is actually concentrated in the hands of "a relatively few" individuals.
Chinese culture tends to value collectivism, harmony, and respect for authority, while English culture places more emphasis on individualism, direct communication, and personal achievement. In terms of communication, Chinese tend to use indirect language, nonverbal cues, and high-context communication, while English communication is more direct, explicit, and low-context. Overall, understanding these cultural differences can help improve cross-cultural communication between Chinese and English speakers.
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Wanzhe Cui has written: 'Guanxi Zhong Ri jiao liu shi tan fang' -- subject(s): Relations, Civilization
Ying Lun So has written: 'Explaining guanxi' -- subject(s): Business networks, Corporate culture, Industrial sociology, Interorganizational relations, Interpersonal relations
the history of relationship marketing can be dated back in the 1960s. during this era, most markets has become saturated (high production), while the market remained the same (population of people roughly the same). Thus. there became an increased need for company's to compete through loyalty and this resulted in the birth of relationship marketing. In generally, the Confucian Chinese can be described as the pioneers of relationship marketing with their "Guanxi" approach towards business where profit is said to be attainable at a sustainable rate if businesses understand customers better and develop a close relationship for long term profit..
Due to deep-rooted Confucius influence, individuals among Chinese are often seen as part of a social organization, rather than an individual per se. A sense of collectivism -- in contrast to individualism -- is expected from everyone. This explains why certain behaviors -- such as the emphasis of guanxi (connections), mianzi (face) and ranks and titles -- are so prevalent among Chinese.
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern G-A-XI. That is, six letter words with 1st letter G and 3rd letter A and 5th letter X and 6th letter I. In alphabetical order, they are: guanxi