China
China the most populated country in the world has incredible amounts of potential for foreign investment. Some common beliefs of China are unfounded and untrue in modern society, it has been viewed by some of the public communist regime much like the Soviet Union. This is untrue, while China does have a communist and very centralized government; it also has one of the worlds largest markets and a long history of pride amongst its people. China is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, gaining its independence in 221 B.C. when the first emperor unified the country and formed the Qin dynasty. Competing dynasties would fight for power and control over the country for centuries. The arrival of the west in the mid 19th century and eventually went to war with China when Britain fought in the opium wars. British rule over some of the ports of China had a negative influence mostly based on the selling of opium by the British government lead the Chinese to rebel and reform. In......
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