economy - Go for the second tier cities

Shaun Rein makes for Business Week sense out of the upcoming second-tier cities, not only as a production place, but also as a consumer market.

These secondary cities will be a boon for forward-thinking companies as China's economy become more integrated with international norms. And they will not have to deal with the problems that plagued their operations when then they first set up in Shanghai and Beijing— such as a lack of transparency in regulations and weak infrastructures.

From YouTube: a trip from Beijing to upcoming Tianjin