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我看“外国人看中国” 09801 第九组 When China Mandatory Is Negotiable 当中国式强制留有余地 ★ 作业过程报告 ※ 我们首先在/news 找到了 When China Mandatory Is Negotiable这篇文章，接着进行了任务分工，文章翻译结束后，紧密结合课本内容进行了分析和评论，最后我们小组进行了最后讨论完善，整理成一下成果。 ※ 人员分工状况： 资料搜集 蒋怡媛 文章翻译 周梦娇、李诗尧、丁助和、丁婉星、蒋怡媛 文章评论 莫亚运、刘雅 文章整理 施维、吴帆 PPT制作 蒋怡媛、李诗尧、周梦娇、丁助和、丁婉星、莫亚运 ★ 英文原文 -- When China Mandatory Is Negotiable Feb. 11 – Amongst all the furor in the US concerning China listing deals being uncovered as fraudulent reverse mergers, it seems that an estimated US$38billion of value may have just gone up in smoke. A number of Chinese companies have been found to have misled dealmakers in bids to become listed on Nasdaq and related markets, and it appears the toxicity of these discoveries may spread to other markets in Toronto, London and even Hong Kong. ? As we reported earlier in the week, a sharp-eyed American small investor spotted that a Chinese, Nasdaq-listed company reported sales turnover of its entire inventory every week. Further investigation revealed a huge documentary fraud – the original entity, based in Harbin, had apparently managed to inflate its annual sales from its Chinese audit of US$1 million in 2008 to almost 60 times its original figure, reporting annual sales of US$59.7 million to the SEC.Ongoing commentary on the popular website, “The Street”, outlines other cases of Chinese fraud, all of which have chilling comparisons to the various frauds perpetrated in the late 1980s and early 1990s, including those documented in the book Mr. China. Lessons appear not to have been learned. All too often, the same mistakes have been made: too much emphasis on US regulations over listing, the involvement of too many US based law firms and VC funds with little practical China experience, and actions based only on the desire to earn big success fees. While much of the commentary and anger co