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Can your expert product work in China?

Use evidence to move through seven decisions—from market demand to rights and risk—before committing to a full launch.

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Seven decisions, in the order they become expensive.

You do not need to read everything. Start with the first unresolved decision and follow the path.

  1. H1 Consider China

    Market Demand & Opportunity

    Is China worth testing for this product—and is there a specific buyer problem?

  2. H2 Validate Fit

    Product Fit & Validation

    Can the existing product travel, and what is the smallest useful test?

  3. H3 Adapt the Product

    Localization & Adaptation

    What must change beyond translation?

  4. H4 Make the Journey Work

    Access, Platforms, Payments & Delivery

    Can a learner open, register, pay, receive and complete the product?

  5. H5 Reach Buyers

    Distribution & Growth

    How will the right Chinese buyer discover and trust the offer?

  6. H6 Design the Commercial Path

    Business Models, Pricing & Partnerships

    Should the first offer be B2C, enterprise training, a workshop or a licensed partnership?

  7. H7 Control Risk

    Rights, Compliance & Risk

    What permission and risk controls are required before assessment, adaptation or sale?

Knowledge centers

Browse by the decision you need to make.

Cases, tools and platform dossiers live inside these subjects instead of competing with them.

Different jobs, one system

Six ways the knowledge is delivered.

A subject tells you where an article belongs. Its content type tells you what job the page performs.

Pillar Guide
Direct Answer
Platform / Channel Dossier
Comparison / Playbook
Tool / Checklist
Case / Evidence

Evidence standard

Useful because every conclusion has a boundary.

  1. E1 · Official source

    Platform documentation, regulations and primary institutional material.

  2. E2 · First-party evidence

    OriBridge tests, assessments, interviews and operating records.

  3. E3 · Multi-source demand signal

    Used to prove that people ask a question—not to turn community opinion into a rule.

  4. E4 · Explicit hypothesis

    A clearly labeled inference or illustrative example that still requires validation.

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