This is John Bachelor, conversation with colleague Chris Regal of scholar.com

about the Chinese bootleg market being illustrative of how the Chinese businessman approaches

the responsibilities of the World Trade Organization, the WTO,

the idea of fair trade.

It approaches it as what can we get away with.

Deception. Here's Chris to describe how to do business in China how he has done business in China what to watch for and

Perhaps a reason not to do business in China.

Chris Riegel, scholar.com, the scholar report, more of this tonight.

Completely, John, so the what you're speaking of is that one of the bigger Shanghai bootleg markets which is under the Chinese Natural History Museum in Shanghai it's somewhat fascinating also in the dripping irony because in that bootleg market where you can find every fake purse, perfume, Rolex, etc.

At the entry to that is a banner saying we the Chinese respect the electoral

property and copyrights of other companies around the world in front of the

biggest bootleg market in China. That being said that's the whole Chinese kind of mentality, which is they'll say and do anything necessary to open up a market for trade. However once in that market should you anticipate that they're going to play

by the rules? Absolutely not.