THE ASIAN REPORTER
July 4, 2016
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Arabic, Persian, and Armenian) music on Middle Eastern
instruments (acoustic and electric oud and saz, mizmar, midjwiz,
def, riq, davul, and doumbek), with vocals sung in seven
languages (Arabic, Turkish, Farsi, French, Spanish, Armenian,
and English). For info, call (503) 222-9811, e-mail <thebridge@
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practice sessions for bon odori dancing in preparation for
ObonFest 2016 at the Oregon Buddhist Temple. Lessons are open
to all ages and no experience is necessary. ObonFest 2016 is
scheduled for Saturday, August 6 from 3:00 to 9:00pm and
features bon odori dancing; entertainment; performances by the
Sahomi Tachibana Dancers, Portland Taiko, and Susse Fusse
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Making gadgets
in China
Continued from page 16
Q. How is marketing
products in China different
from North America?
A. Online is No. 1 in
China. China skipped all
the shopping mall phenom-
enon and they jumped right
into internet selling. So in
order to sell to China, you
have to find the right
website. You have to really
get into the social network
to promote your product.
It’s not the advertisements
on TV that are the most
important. It’s the adver-
tisement through social
networking that is key in
the selling of your prod-
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