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You have a business plan or an idea, that we can help you to implement; 
You want to have a professional guiding over safe-landing in China & HK; 
You want to know how to legally penetrate Chinese market; 
You just want to say"Hi"  
Then:
The best and the most comfortable way to talk to us is to send us 
an email to proposal@set-up-company.com. 
Please point out your business plan in China and location preference for your
 intending setup in China. 
We'll get back to you in 24 hours in working day and we’ll discuss the details. 
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