| Nothing is better than going
home. Mr. Li Jinyuan, President and Board Chairman of Tiens
Group, had the above feeling when he went back Malaysian “home”,
Chinese Embassy in Malaysia, together with Mr. Yan Yupeng, Vice
President of Tiens Group, Deputy Executive President of Tiens
International Marketing Group, Mr. Li Lin, General Manager of
Tiens Southeast Asia on the morning of Jan. 20, 2005.
It was Mr. Wang Chungui, Chinese Ambassador
to Malaysia for 9 months, who greeted President Li Jinyuan and
his companions. President Li Jinyuan introduced Ambassador Wang
Chungui Tiens Group’s development during the past 9 years, and
Tiens’ marketing and manufacturing in Malaysia and other Southeast
Asian countries. He sincerely invited Ambassador Wang Chungui
to attend the upcoming Tiens (Malaysia) International Annual
Convention in Kuala Lumpur. Ambassador Wang Chungui extended
his gratitude and joked that several thousands of Tiens people
from all over the world came to Malaysia to attend the convention
and travel around, which did great contribution to the local
economy. Vice President Yan Yupeng expounded Tiens Group’s R&D,
localized production and management. Ambassador Wang Chungui
showed his full approval and advised that Tiens Group should
persistently do well in quality and management control to ensure
that Tiens products could meet with the local quality standard,
laws and customs of different races so that Tiens products could
be favored by all customers and the company could have further
development. Ambassador Wang Chungui added that Chinese Embassy
in Malaysia is the home for all Chinese and Chinese enterprises,
and we will give support and help to all our family. President
Li Jinyuan expressed his appreciation.
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Before the end of the “family gathering”, President
Li Jinyuan presented Ambassador Wang Chungui a souvenir with
Tiens logo and recommended his book “New Swap and Alternative
Theory”. Ambassador Wang Chungui accepted them and thanked Tiens
President. Lastly, all took photos together.
Submitted by: Tiens International Media Group
Jan. 20, 2005
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