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Based on the recent basic situation of the Philippines, this book focuses on the two core issues of the Philippine business environment and the political participation of Filipino employees and the cognition of international relations, and strives to sort out the real situation of the Philippine business environment in the context of the changes in China-Philippines relations and the Filipino people's perception of Chinese-funded enterprises and Sino-Philippine relations. Chunjiang Plumbing Duck Prophet, Chinese enterprises in the Philippines are the group that feels the above two dimensions the most. This book is based on the Philippines country data from Yunnan University's "Survey of Chinese Enterprises and Labour Force in Countries along the Belt and Road". The project's survey in the Philippines covers 36 Chinese-funded enterprises and 750 Filipino employees in different industries and regions, covering manufacturing and service industries, with a wide range of representative and authoritative data, trying to present readers with first-hand and vivid data. The design of this questionnaire makes full use of mature concepts and methods in the fields of sociology and economics, and objectively presents the current situation of Chinese-funded enterprises in the Philippines under the framework of the "Belt and Road", the business environment of the Philippines, and the changes and influencing factors of China-Philippines relations in a quantitative way through the mutual confirmation between variables. The book is divided into three parts: first, middle and next. The first part briefly describes the current macro-political situation in the Philippines and elaborates on the current China-Philippines relations; This part analyzes the current investment environment of Chinese enterprises in the Philippines, the localization and corporate social responsibility of Chinese enterprises, and corporate public diplomacy. The second part focuses on the use of employee survey data to analyze the working environment and income of foreign employees of Chinese-funded enterprises, the emotional cognition and sense of belonging to Chinese-funded enterprises, and analyze the attitudes and views of Philippine employees towards China, the United States, Japan and other major countries from the perspective of comparison of major countries. This book not only collects and preliminarily answers the question of the Philippine business environment perceived by Chinese-funded enterprises, but also gives answers to hot issues such as the "debt trap" in the Philippines, the image and social responsibility of Chinese-funded enterprises, the employment satisfaction of Filipino employees in Chinese-funded enterprises, and the political participation of enterprises and employees. This book refutes the "stereotypes" of some Western media and Western scholars on Chinese-funded enterprises with reliable data, and also meets the urgent needs of domestic political and business circles to understand the actual situation of Chinese-funded enterprises in the Philippines.（AI翻译）
