Key Sentences （重點(diǎn)句子）
304.How would you like to proceed with the negotiations？
你認(rèn)為該怎樣來進(jìn)行這次談判呢？
305. I'd like to know something about your foreign trade policy.
我非常想了解有關(guān)貴國(guó)對(duì)外貿(mào)易的政策。
306. It is said that a new policy is being put into practice in your foreign trade.
據(jù)說你們正在實(shí)施一種新的對(duì)外貿(mào)易政策。
307.Our foreign trade policy has always been based on equality and mutual benefit and exchange of needed goods.
我們的對(duì)外貿(mào)易政策一向是以平等互利、互通有無為基礎(chǔ)的。
308.We have adopted much more flexible methods in our dealings.
我們?cè)诰唧w操作方法上靈活多了。
309.We have mainly adopted some usual international practices.
我們主要采取了一些國(guó)際上的慣例做法。
310.You have also made some readjustment in your import and export business， have you？
你們的進(jìn)出口貿(mào)易也有一些調(diào)整，對(duì)嗎？
311.I'd like to know some information about the current investment environment in your country？
我想了解一下貴國(guó)的投資環(huán)境。
312.We are sure both of us have a brighter future.
我們相信雙方都有一個(gè)光明的前景。
313.We had expected much lower prices.
我們希望報(bào)價(jià)再低一些。
314.They are still lower than the quotations you can get elsewhere.
這些報(bào)價(jià)比其他任何地方都要低得多。
315.I can show you other quotations that are lower than yours.
我可以把比貴公司報(bào)價(jià)低得多的價(jià)目表給你看看。
316.When you compare the prices， you must take everything into consideration.
當(dāng)你在考慮對(duì)比價(jià)格時(shí)，首先必須把一切都要考慮進(jìn)去。
317. I can assure you the prices we offer you are very favorable.
我敢保證我們向你提供的價(jià)位是合理的。
318.I don't think you'll have any difficulty in pushing sales.
我認(rèn)為這給你推銷時(shí)不會(huì)造成任何困難。
319.But the market prices are changing frequently.
但是市場(chǎng)價(jià)格隨時(shí)都在變化。
320. It's up to you to decide.
這主要取決于你。
321.The demand for our products has kept rising.
要求定購(gòu)我們產(chǎn)品的人越來越多。
322.How long will your offer hold good？
一般你們報(bào)盤的有效期是多長(zhǎng)？
323. We have new methods like compensation trade and joint venture.
我們有補(bǔ)償貿(mào)易和合資經(jīng)營(yíng)。
324. I think a joint venture would be beneficial to us both.
我認(rèn)為合資經(jīng)營(yíng)對(duì)雙方都是有利的。
325.Please give us your proposal if you're ready for that.
如果你愿意做合資經(jīng)營(yíng)，請(qǐng)?zhí)岢瞿愕姆桨浮?BR> Dialogue A
（A： Mr. Margie， a business friend from Europe； B： Miss Li， a secretary and interpreter of Golden Dragon Import and Export Corporation， Jiangsu， China； C： Mr. Zhang， the sales manager of the corporation. ）
A： Good morning， Miss Li.
B： Good morning， Mr. Margie. Welcome to our corporation. Mr. Zhang is waiting for you in the meeting room on the third floor. The second room on the right.
A： Thank you. Let's go.
* * * *
C： Good morning， Mr. Margie. How nice to see you again.
A： It's nice to see you， too. Mr. Zhang.
B： Sit down， please， Mr. Marie. How would you like to proceed with the negotiations？
A： I think this problem is for Mr. Zhang to decide. You know， this is my first visit to China and also my first time to make contact with you. So I'd like to know something about your foreign trade policy. It is said that a new policy is being put into practice in your foreign trade. Is that true？
B： Our foreign trade policy has always been based on equality and mutual benefit， and exchange of needed goods， but we have adopted much more flexible methods in our dealings.
A：Would you please give us a brief account about the new practices you have adopted？
C： We have mainly adopted some usual international practices， such as payments by installments， process with client's materials， joint venture and so on.
A： That's very nice. You have adopted a more flexible policy in your work than before. You have also made some readjustment in your import and export business， haven't you？
C： One of the principles we are keeping to is that our imports must be based on our ability to pay. That is if we increase our imports， then we must increase our exports first.
A： What would you like to import then？
C： We'll introduce advanced technology， scientific management and complete plants， and so on， of course， that is in a planned and selective way.
A： I wonder whether you need a loan？
C： We may take into consideration accepting government-to-government or non-government loans if the condition permits.
A： Mr. Zhang， I'd like to know some information about the current investment environment in your country？
C： China is a vast country and a big market with a large population. Our natural resources are abundant， and our wages are low. Our political situation is stable and the policy open to the outside world is firm. We welcome foreign friends to invest in China and we are trying to create a more favorable environment for them. We are sure both of us have a brighter future.
B： Mr. Margie， anything more to ask about our foreign trade policy？
A： Nothing about it.
B： Would you like a cup of tea or coffee then？
A： Tea is good. Thank you.
Dialogue B
（A： Mr. Margie； B： Mr. Zhang； C： Miss Li）
C： Shall we start our business talk， Mr. Margie？
A： Yes. To tell you the truth， we are greatly surprised at the prices you offer us. We had expected much lower prices.
B： This year's prices are higher than last year's. But they are still lower than the quotations you can get elsewhere.
A： I'm afraid I can't agree with you on these. I can show you other quotations that are lower than yours.
B： When you compare the prices， you must take everything into consideration. Our products are of high quality， while the quotations you get from other sources are for goods of ordinary quality.
A： I grant that yours are of better quality. But still we don't think we can succeed in persuading our clients to buy at such high prices.
B： If I were you， I wouldn't worry about that. Taking everything into consideration， I can assure you the prices we offer you are very favorable. I don't think you'll have any difficulty in pushing sales.
A： But the market prices are changing frequently. How can I be sure that the market will not fall before the arrival of goods at our port？
B： No， I don't see that you can. It's up to you to decide.
A： If you can promise delivery before July， 2000， I'll be able to decide. It looks as if the market won't go down until then.
B： Well， delivery in August is the best we can do for you. The demand for our products has kept rising. If you made your inquiry today， even August delivery wouldn't be possible. But since you made your inquiry three days ago， we'll try to make delivery in August.
A： How long will your offer hold good？
B： For three days， as usual. I hope you'll make up your mind soon.
C： Mr. Margie， anything else do you want to get？
A： Nothing more. I will think about what we have discussed.
Dialogue C
（A： Mr. Zhang； B： Mr. Margie； C： Miss Li）
A： Shall we call it a day？
B： Yes， all of us deserve a good rest after the marathon negotiations.
A： Let's dine out this evening. It's on me.
B： It sounds great. Shall I call a taxi？
C： No. We've got a car out there in the parking lot.
A： Let's go right away， shall we？
B： OK.
（They are on the way to the restaurant. ）
B： So tomorrow we're going to sign the contract at last. Perhaps some day we can sign a long term agreement.
A： Yes， why not？
B： Let's work harder for that. By the way， you've adopted some more flexible ways in trade recently. Is that true？
A： Yes， we have new methods like compensation trade and joint ventures.
B： I think a joint venture would be beneficial to us both.
A： So do I. Please give us your proposal if you're ready for that.
B： I will.
A： We won't have another marathon negotiation， I suppose.
B： No. As a matter of fact， I don't have the patience.
C： Well， here we are.
B： Wow， it's so beautiful. What's the restaurant？
C： It's named 'Lou-Wai-Lou'.
B： Pardon？
C： Literally， it means pavilion beyond pavilion. A famous restaurant in Nanjing.
Notes 注釋
1.make contact with sb. 與某人接觸
2.Would you please give us a brief account about the new practices you have adopted？
你們采取了哪些新的做法，能否給我簡(jiǎn)單介紹一下？
3. payments by installments 分期付款
4. process with client's materials 來料加工
5.joint venture 合資經(jīng)營(yíng)
6.scientific management 科學(xué)管理
7.complete plants 成套設(shè)備
8.That is in a planned and selective way.
這是有計(jì)劃、有選擇的。
9.Our political situation is stable and the policy open to the world is firm.
政局穩(wěn)定，對(duì)外開放政策不變。
10.We welcome foreign friends to invest in China and we are trying to create a more favorable environment for them.
我們竭誠(chéng)歡迎外國(guó)朋友來華投資，并正積極為投資者創(chuàng)造更有利的投資環(huán)境。
11.You have adopted a more flexible policy in your work than before.
你們的一些具體做法的確比以前靈活多了。
12.We may take into consideration accepting government-to-government or non-government loans if the condition permits.
只要條件合適，我們可以考慮接受政府間或非政府間的貸款。
13.Shall we call it a day？
今天就談到這里吧？
14. dine out 出去吃飯
15. It's on me. 該我請(qǐng)客了。
16.It sounds great. 太好了。
17.sign the contract 簽合同
18.Why not. 當(dāng)然可以。
19.Lou Wai Lou 樓外樓（酒店名）
20.Literally， it means pavilion beyond pavilion.
照字義，意思是樓外還有樓。
Words and Expressions
proceed/ pr+'si： d/ v. 進(jìn)行
equality/ i'kw&liti/ n. 平等
mutual/ 'mju： tju+l/ a. 互相的
benefit/ 'benifit/ n. 利益
dealing/ 'de： liR/ n. 生意
payment/ 'peim+nt/ n. 付款
installment/ in'st&： lm+nt/ n. 分期
client/ 'klai+nt/ n. 客戶
venture/ 'ventM+/ n. 冒險(xiǎn)
readjustment/？re： +'d{）stm+nt/ n. 重新調(diào)整
loan/ l+un/ n. 貸款
abundant/ +'b）nd+nt/ a. 豐富的
stable/ 'steibl/ a. 穩(wěn)定的
quotation/ kw+（'teiM+n/ n. 報(bào)價(jià)
persuade/ p+s'weid/ v. 說服
inquiry/ in'kwai+ri/ n. 詢價(jià)
marathon/ 'm$r+I+n/ n. 馬拉松
deserve/ di'z+： v/ v. 值得
compensation/ ？k&mpen'sM+n/ n. 補(bǔ)償
patience/ 'peiM+ns/ n. 耐心
literally/ 'lit+r+li/ ad. 文字上地
pavilion/ p+'vilj+n/ n. 樓閣；亭子
304.How would you like to proceed with the negotiations？
你認(rèn)為該怎樣來進(jìn)行這次談判呢？
305. I'd like to know something about your foreign trade policy.
我非常想了解有關(guān)貴國(guó)對(duì)外貿(mào)易的政策。
306. It is said that a new policy is being put into practice in your foreign trade.
據(jù)說你們正在實(shí)施一種新的對(duì)外貿(mào)易政策。
307.Our foreign trade policy has always been based on equality and mutual benefit and exchange of needed goods.
我們的對(duì)外貿(mào)易政策一向是以平等互利、互通有無為基礎(chǔ)的。
308.We have adopted much more flexible methods in our dealings.
我們?cè)诰唧w操作方法上靈活多了。
309.We have mainly adopted some usual international practices.
我們主要采取了一些國(guó)際上的慣例做法。
310.You have also made some readjustment in your import and export business， have you？
你們的進(jìn)出口貿(mào)易也有一些調(diào)整，對(duì)嗎？
311.I'd like to know some information about the current investment environment in your country？
我想了解一下貴國(guó)的投資環(huán)境。
312.We are sure both of us have a brighter future.
我們相信雙方都有一個(gè)光明的前景。
313.We had expected much lower prices.
我們希望報(bào)價(jià)再低一些。
314.They are still lower than the quotations you can get elsewhere.
這些報(bào)價(jià)比其他任何地方都要低得多。
315.I can show you other quotations that are lower than yours.
我可以把比貴公司報(bào)價(jià)低得多的價(jià)目表給你看看。
316.When you compare the prices， you must take everything into consideration.
當(dāng)你在考慮對(duì)比價(jià)格時(shí)，首先必須把一切都要考慮進(jìn)去。
317. I can assure you the prices we offer you are very favorable.
我敢保證我們向你提供的價(jià)位是合理的。
318.I don't think you'll have any difficulty in pushing sales.
我認(rèn)為這給你推銷時(shí)不會(huì)造成任何困難。
319.But the market prices are changing frequently.
但是市場(chǎng)價(jià)格隨時(shí)都在變化。
320. It's up to you to decide.
這主要取決于你。
321.The demand for our products has kept rising.
要求定購(gòu)我們產(chǎn)品的人越來越多。
322.How long will your offer hold good？
一般你們報(bào)盤的有效期是多長(zhǎng)？
323. We have new methods like compensation trade and joint venture.
我們有補(bǔ)償貿(mào)易和合資經(jīng)營(yíng)。
324. I think a joint venture would be beneficial to us both.
我認(rèn)為合資經(jīng)營(yíng)對(duì)雙方都是有利的。
325.Please give us your proposal if you're ready for that.
如果你愿意做合資經(jīng)營(yíng)，請(qǐng)?zhí)岢瞿愕姆桨浮?BR> Dialogue A
（A： Mr. Margie， a business friend from Europe； B： Miss Li， a secretary and interpreter of Golden Dragon Import and Export Corporation， Jiangsu， China； C： Mr. Zhang， the sales manager of the corporation. ）
A： Good morning， Miss Li.
B： Good morning， Mr. Margie. Welcome to our corporation. Mr. Zhang is waiting for you in the meeting room on the third floor. The second room on the right.
A： Thank you. Let's go.
* * * *
C： Good morning， Mr. Margie. How nice to see you again.
A： It's nice to see you， too. Mr. Zhang.
B： Sit down， please， Mr. Marie. How would you like to proceed with the negotiations？
A： I think this problem is for Mr. Zhang to decide. You know， this is my first visit to China and also my first time to make contact with you. So I'd like to know something about your foreign trade policy. It is said that a new policy is being put into practice in your foreign trade. Is that true？
B： Our foreign trade policy has always been based on equality and mutual benefit， and exchange of needed goods， but we have adopted much more flexible methods in our dealings.
A：Would you please give us a brief account about the new practices you have adopted？
C： We have mainly adopted some usual international practices， such as payments by installments， process with client's materials， joint venture and so on.
A： That's very nice. You have adopted a more flexible policy in your work than before. You have also made some readjustment in your import and export business， haven't you？
C： One of the principles we are keeping to is that our imports must be based on our ability to pay. That is if we increase our imports， then we must increase our exports first.
A： What would you like to import then？
C： We'll introduce advanced technology， scientific management and complete plants， and so on， of course， that is in a planned and selective way.
A： I wonder whether you need a loan？
C： We may take into consideration accepting government-to-government or non-government loans if the condition permits.
A： Mr. Zhang， I'd like to know some information about the current investment environment in your country？
C： China is a vast country and a big market with a large population. Our natural resources are abundant， and our wages are low. Our political situation is stable and the policy open to the outside world is firm. We welcome foreign friends to invest in China and we are trying to create a more favorable environment for them. We are sure both of us have a brighter future.
B： Mr. Margie， anything more to ask about our foreign trade policy？
A： Nothing about it.
B： Would you like a cup of tea or coffee then？
A： Tea is good. Thank you.
Dialogue B
（A： Mr. Margie； B： Mr. Zhang； C： Miss Li）
C： Shall we start our business talk， Mr. Margie？
A： Yes. To tell you the truth， we are greatly surprised at the prices you offer us. We had expected much lower prices.
B： This year's prices are higher than last year's. But they are still lower than the quotations you can get elsewhere.
A： I'm afraid I can't agree with you on these. I can show you other quotations that are lower than yours.
B： When you compare the prices， you must take everything into consideration. Our products are of high quality， while the quotations you get from other sources are for goods of ordinary quality.
A： I grant that yours are of better quality. But still we don't think we can succeed in persuading our clients to buy at such high prices.
B： If I were you， I wouldn't worry about that. Taking everything into consideration， I can assure you the prices we offer you are very favorable. I don't think you'll have any difficulty in pushing sales.
A： But the market prices are changing frequently. How can I be sure that the market will not fall before the arrival of goods at our port？
B： No， I don't see that you can. It's up to you to decide.
A： If you can promise delivery before July， 2000， I'll be able to decide. It looks as if the market won't go down until then.
B： Well， delivery in August is the best we can do for you. The demand for our products has kept rising. If you made your inquiry today， even August delivery wouldn't be possible. But since you made your inquiry three days ago， we'll try to make delivery in August.
A： How long will your offer hold good？
B： For three days， as usual. I hope you'll make up your mind soon.
C： Mr. Margie， anything else do you want to get？
A： Nothing more. I will think about what we have discussed.
Dialogue C
（A： Mr. Zhang； B： Mr. Margie； C： Miss Li）
A： Shall we call it a day？
B： Yes， all of us deserve a good rest after the marathon negotiations.
A： Let's dine out this evening. It's on me.
B： It sounds great. Shall I call a taxi？
C： No. We've got a car out there in the parking lot.
A： Let's go right away， shall we？
B： OK.
（They are on the way to the restaurant. ）
B： So tomorrow we're going to sign the contract at last. Perhaps some day we can sign a long term agreement.
A： Yes， why not？
B： Let's work harder for that. By the way， you've adopted some more flexible ways in trade recently. Is that true？
A： Yes， we have new methods like compensation trade and joint ventures.
B： I think a joint venture would be beneficial to us both.
A： So do I. Please give us your proposal if you're ready for that.
B： I will.
A： We won't have another marathon negotiation， I suppose.
B： No. As a matter of fact， I don't have the patience.
C： Well， here we are.
B： Wow， it's so beautiful. What's the restaurant？
C： It's named 'Lou-Wai-Lou'.
B： Pardon？
C： Literally， it means pavilion beyond pavilion. A famous restaurant in Nanjing.
Notes 注釋
1.make contact with sb. 與某人接觸
2.Would you please give us a brief account about the new practices you have adopted？
你們采取了哪些新的做法，能否給我簡(jiǎn)單介紹一下？
3. payments by installments 分期付款
4. process with client's materials 來料加工
5.joint venture 合資經(jīng)營(yíng)
6.scientific management 科學(xué)管理
7.complete plants 成套設(shè)備
8.That is in a planned and selective way.
這是有計(jì)劃、有選擇的。
9.Our political situation is stable and the policy open to the world is firm.
政局穩(wěn)定，對(duì)外開放政策不變。
10.We welcome foreign friends to invest in China and we are trying to create a more favorable environment for them.
我們竭誠(chéng)歡迎外國(guó)朋友來華投資，并正積極為投資者創(chuàng)造更有利的投資環(huán)境。
11.You have adopted a more flexible policy in your work than before.
你們的一些具體做法的確比以前靈活多了。
12.We may take into consideration accepting government-to-government or non-government loans if the condition permits.
只要條件合適，我們可以考慮接受政府間或非政府間的貸款。
13.Shall we call it a day？
今天就談到這里吧？
14. dine out 出去吃飯
15. It's on me. 該我請(qǐng)客了。
16.It sounds great. 太好了。
17.sign the contract 簽合同
18.Why not. 當(dāng)然可以。
19.Lou Wai Lou 樓外樓（酒店名）
20.Literally， it means pavilion beyond pavilion.
照字義，意思是樓外還有樓。
Words and Expressions
proceed/ pr+'si： d/ v. 進(jìn)行
equality/ i'kw&liti/ n. 平等
mutual/ 'mju： tju+l/ a. 互相的
benefit/ 'benifit/ n. 利益
dealing/ 'de： liR/ n. 生意
payment/ 'peim+nt/ n. 付款
installment/ in'st&： lm+nt/ n. 分期
client/ 'klai+nt/ n. 客戶
venture/ 'ventM+/ n. 冒險(xiǎn)
readjustment/？re： +'d{）stm+nt/ n. 重新調(diào)整
loan/ l+un/ n. 貸款
abundant/ +'b）nd+nt/ a. 豐富的
stable/ 'steibl/ a. 穩(wěn)定的
quotation/ kw+（'teiM+n/ n. 報(bào)價(jià)
persuade/ p+s'weid/ v. 說服
inquiry/ in'kwai+ri/ n. 詢價(jià)
marathon/ 'm$r+I+n/ n. 馬拉松
deserve/ di'z+： v/ v. 值得
compensation/ ？k&mpen'sM+n/ n. 補(bǔ)償
patience/ 'peiM+ns/ n. 耐心
literally/ 'lit+r+li/ ad. 文字上地
pavilion/ p+'vilj+n/ n. 樓閣；亭子