Chinas next phase of development will be different from the past?we must find new solutions as our own circumstances change so we can continue to improve Singaporeans lives and remain relevant to other countries, including China.?
Lee Hsien Loong

Minister Mentor Mr Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore

Singaporeans need three capabilities to do business in China: fluency in the Chinese language, knowledge of China's traditional culture and an understanding of the on-going changes in the social, economic and political conditions of a society with changing life-style that is transiting from an agricultural to an industrial economy.?
Lee Kuan Yew
Mission
Launched in November 2007, Business Chinas mission is to nurture an inclusive bilingual and bicultural group of Singaporeans through extensive use of the Chinese language as the medium of communication, so as to sustain our multi-cultural heritage, and to develop a cultural and economic bridge linking the world and China.


Vision
Harnessing the support of the public sector and private enterprises, Business China aims to strengthen the ties between Singapore and China, so as to sustain and grow the global connectivity of Singapore through:

Becoming the leading bilingual and bi-cultural channel for closer collaboration with China.
Establishing a widespread appreciation and acceptance of Chinese language and culture, within the multi-ethnic, multi-cultural mosaic that is fundamental to the Singapore identity.
Nurturing young Singaporeans to develop deeper links with China, engaging it in all facets including economic, business, social, cultural and educational.