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PM Dung continues US visit

26/06/2008 -- 8:45 PM
Washington D.C (VNA) – Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung and his entourage met overseas Vietnamese businesses and intellectuals in Houston, Texas after leaving Washington D.C on June 25 afternoon (local time).

At the meeting, PM Dung underscored that the Party and State have placed importance on the national solidarity policy with the aim of building Vietnam a strong country of wealthy people and just, democratic and civilised society.

“The overseas Vietnamese community is an inseparable part of the Vietnamese nation”, the PM said, adding that the Vietnamese State always has responsibility for them.

According to PM Dung, almost all of the community of 3.2 million overseas Vietnamese, including half in the US , have well integrated into their residential countries and whole-heartedly love their mother land.

Among them, about 400,000 people holding university degrees and higher have been making great contributions to the bilateral cooperation between Vietnam and the US , the PM noted.

The PM also expressed his wish that overseas Vietnamese would continue solidarity and mutual assistance, and maintain the traditional cultural characters and their love to the homeland, thus contributing to their residential countries’ development and serving as a bridge for the bilateral relations between Vietnam and these countries.

Earlier, in Washington D.C. , PM Dung attended an education meeting education held by the US Department of State where the two sides agreed to increase the number of Vietnamese students in US universities and colleges, especially PhD students.

He also took part at a US-Vietnam business forum by the US-ASEAN Business Council in coordination with the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and met with several leading groups of the US .


The government leader called on US universities to boost cooperation with Vietnam , particularly in science, technology, postgraduate education and high quality human resources training.

Following the forum, Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Education and Training Pham Vu Luan and US Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs James K. Glassman signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on education cooperation.

Under the MoU, the two nations will encourage more and deeper cooperation between US and Vietnamese universities, increase the number of Vietnamese students studying at American universities and colleges, and develop training programmes for Vietnamese students.

Addressing the US-Vietnam Business Forum, which saw the attendance of numerous leaders of US leading corporations, PM Dung said the two nations will continue to promote their economic, trade and investment cooperation, considering it a foundation for deepening cooperative ties in all fields.

“Thee Government of Vietnam will strictly implement its commitments to the international community and speed up the improvement of institutions and administrative reform in a bid to create a more open, transparent and favourable investment environment for foreign investors, including those from the US ,” he stressed.

After attending the forum, the PM witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understanding on educational cooperation between the US Department of State and the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training, and a letter of intent on the supply of 10 Boeing 737 planes to Vietnam .

The inked agreements also include a strategic partnership deal between Vietnam Partners and the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT), and a MoU on a joint plan of Tano Capital Llc and Global C&D to invest in a tourism complex in Vietnam ’s central Quang Nam province.(Dragon Beach Project-$16billion value) [Big Grin]

PM Dung is scheduled to attend a seminar dubbed “Education Initiative with Vietnam ” and a business forum, and meet with leaders from US leading groups on June 26.
 
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This Dragon Beach project is GCHC's real estate deal in Vietnam. Projected earnings from this venture going into GCC's treasury is approx. $200mm.

http://www.greaterchinacorp.com
 
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This item was just sent out to shareholders. If anyone is a current shareholder then you can participate:

Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
One Rockefeller Plaza, Suite 1010
New York, New York 10020
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 218-4223
JWA*greaterchinacorp.com -- www.greaterchinacorp.com

GREATER CHINA CORPORATION


Notice of Conference Call Update


Date: Thursday, September 11, 2008

Time: 2 PM EST

Call In Number: 1-800-955-9014

Passcode: 866638

===========================================================================

Agenda


Announcement of Participants (Please try to call - in by 2:05 PM so we don’t interrupt the discussion).

1. Status of re-listing

2. Status of 10/10 Note Financing

3. Summary of Recent Activities

4. Q & A

5. Summary of Discussion and Agreed Upon Actions

6. Adjournment

We look forward to your participation.
 
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Company CEO & COO will speak with investors only during this CC-you will be cross checked by their master list of current investors. [Smile]

Conference Call this coming Friday, October 3rd at 3:30 PM est.


We have good news to report on a number of fronts.



The call in number is the same: 1-800-955-9014 Passcode: 866638



Looking forward to speaking with all participants on Friday.



John & Larry
 
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A super refreshing CC today and great news about 2 new projects that are in the works. Next year this stock will be $5 plus once trading commences.
 
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US firms to invest $8b in Quang Nam

(03-10-2008)

QUANG NAM — The central province of Quang Nam has just submitted a US$8 billion project to the Government.

The provincial People’s Committee recently reported that two American companies, Tano Capital LLC and Global C&D, asked for permission to build a tourism, entertainment and service project over an area of 400ha in Dien Duong Commune, Dien Ban District.

"Dragon Beach is a big project. The province does not have enough authority to decide on it so we have to wait for input from the Government," said an official from the committee.

According to the submission, Dragon Beach will be an ecological tourism and entertainment complex along with an international convention centre.

"The complex will be a beautiful sight. Most hotels in the complex will be five stars," said Nguyen Oanh Thi, an official from the Foreign Economic Section under the provincial Planning and Investment Department.

Upon completion, the Dragon Beach complex will supply many services relating to hotels, restaurants, bars, entertainment and electronic games for foreigners.

"We already sent documents relating to the projects to relevant ministries for consideration. After that, the Ministry of Planning and Investment will send the project to the Government," said Le Minh Anh, chairman of the provincial People’s Committee.

Anh said that such a massive project in the central region would bring jobs to local people.

He added that it should also help the province to further develop.
 
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Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
One Rockefeller Plaza, Suite 1010
New York, New York 10020
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 218-4223


GREATER CHINA CORPORATION LTD.

Business Overview - October 2008


Greater China Corporation Ltd. (“GCCL”) is being relisted as a publicly traded Venture Capital Company domiciled in Bermuda with a wholly owned subsidiary, Greater China Corporation (“GCC”) in Delaware. Corporate offices are located in Rockefeller Center, New York City. Even though the name is linked to China its activities are global. GCCL draws upon its valuable network of directors and advisors and access to financial and strategic relationships to build successful enterprises around proven entrepreneurs. GCCL provides a disciplined and supportive system for developing these companies and achieving a timely liquidity event. This exit can be through sale of the company to a financial or strategic buyer, through a public listing supported by a distribution of some of GCC’s ownership of the company to GCCL shareholders or through a roll-up into GCCL on an exchange of share basis.

GCCL is different from traditional Venture Capital companies in several important ways:

1. It is a corporation and not a fund. A fund is limited in its life (usually 7-10 years) which often forces the timing of investment and divestiture decisions that may not be optimal for creating value.

2. As a corporation, GCCL has the flexibility of adding or changing management, directors, advisors and shareholders at any time; whereas a fund is normally locked into its management and ownership structure.

3. As a public company, liquidity is continually available to shareholders and reflects the value of underlying holdings, unlike a fund where liquidity and value are only achieved at the time of sale and distribution of holdings.

4. GCCL is focused on starting companies around successful entrepreneurs and opportunities and not investing in existing companies. The founding of a company represents the lowest cost of entry and therefore the highest potential return. A typical VC firm invests in existing companies, at a higher valuation and often with a requirement to spend additional resources correcting mistakes that could have been avoided if the company had been started with the right initial ingredients.

GCCL had a number of underlying projects and companies that are currently under development - some of these on a fast-track basis. These include:

1. TongRenTang GCC formed the TongRenTang Wellness Corporation in partnership with TRT USA Corp. This business, owned equally by the two partners, is developing spa-like wellness centers based upon the treatments and products of China’s famous herbal medicines. TongRenTang is China’s oldest and most prestigious brand name. The company was started in 1669 under the Qing Dynasty. Today it is a $10 billion business in China and internationally.

A major international hotel group has submitted a proposal to GCCL for a joint-venture TongRenTang Wellness Spa.


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2. Dragon Beach Development Corporation GCC developed this company with Tano Capital, its financing partner, and Global C&D, Inc., a real-estate development company with major activities in Vietnam. An agreement has been signed with the Province of Quang Nam for the development of 1,000 + acres of prime beach-front property which includes a petition to the Central Government for nine major casino/hotel licenses. Tano was started by Charles Johnson, who was Co-President of Franklin Templeton Investments (NYSE:BEN), (Franklin-Templeton.com), with $600 billion under management.

This project has been approved by the Province of Quang Nam and all required VN Ministries and a final Investment License is expected to be received during October 2008.

2. Greater China Art Fund (“GCAF”) GCC has reached an agreement to form GCAF with New York’s leading contemporary Chinese art gallery, the Elizabeth Wang Gallery. GCAF is designed to become a publicly traded company and to attract both collectors and investors from China and Asia. GCAF has several unique features:
a. Generates current income from leasing and sub-leasing art, often providing an option to purchase.
b. Ability to finance major art lease contracts to provide additional working capital.
c. Acquires art directly from artists on a basis that provides them with a steady income, health insurance and retained ownership of selected works.
d. Works with museums to lease their excess art to provide them with income, and then sub-leases this art to clients.
e. Works with collectors to acquire and lease art thereby providing them with income that can offset expenses for insurance, etc.
f. As a public company is able to swap art for stock allowing diversification and liquidity for collectors.
g. Open to all types of quality art forms that have a verified commercial value, and not restricted specifically to Chinese or Asian art.

A presentation of GCAF to investors and collectors is being made at the Harvard Club NYC on October 28th.

4. SOLAR*MAGIC This unique system, invented by one of Greater China’s Advisors, has three advantages over conventional solar systems: a) A revolutionary new design in photovoltaic cell processing which is significantly more efficient than other competing systems. b) A proprietary auto-tracking system that physically rotates and follows the sun from morning until evening and makes further adjustments for daily and seasonal changes, also increasing efficiency dramatically. c) immediate conversion of solar energy into usable A/C electricity that can flow directly into a home or building, thus avoiding utility company charges. The net result is a system that provides 65% more cell efficiency and 5 times more electrical capacity than competing systems.
Solar*Magic has the additional feature of being able to utilize the Internet for generating sales, advisory income and add-on opportunities. For example there is a small charge (currently $50) to advise web-users how to quickly compute which configuration is best for their application without having to do hours of complicated research on their own. Then, if they like the proposed solution and price, it can be bought and shipped on-line. These individual sales lead to additional opportunities for Solar*Magic for add-on sales and consulting as well as for equity participation in new projects.
GCCL is in current negotiations for a public offering for Solar*Magic on the London Plus market which is scheduled to be completed by mid-January 2009.

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5. China Automobile Recreation Club (“CARC”) This organization (or “Club”) gives members, for $100 per year, the right to access a growing number of retreats located within easy driving distance of the 30 plus cities in China with a population of one million or more. Each site is located in a beautiful natural setting such as on a lake, by the mountains, on a river, or at the shore. Most Chinese have never had the opportunity to go to such naturally-beautiful areas and the Club sites are ideal for an affordable weekend or family vacation.
The villages where these sites are located are eager to supply the land on a low-cost participating lease basis since they will provide local employment. This is a very high priority for provincial and national government departments and local banks which are very supportive of this initiative.
Each location has camping and family-type housing, sports activities, and nature walks, etc. The sites themselves can earn good profits from usage fees. However, the annual membership fee is the real cash cow. With more than 250 million Chinese now part of a growing middle-class, it doesn’t take a large percentage of these, when multiplied by the $100 per year membership fee, to add up to substantial annual earnings. Travel (AAA, etc.) and other membership organizations are being approached as marketing partners.
GCCL has a 50% interest in this project and the business and financing plan is now being completed in China under the direction of one of GCCL’s Advisors.
The benefits of doing offerings like these in conjunction with Greater China (GCCL) are the following:
1. Greater China owns a portion of each of its underlying companies (usually10%-50% or more). At the time of a public offering GCCL distributes part of its holdings to its shareholders (1,000 right now, expected to quickly grow to 5,000-10,000 or more with advanced publicity and renewed public trading of GCCL from its Bermuda domicile). This means that at the time of a public offering of the GCCL entity, the new public company starts out with a large dedicated group of supportive shareholders, many of whom will want to increase their stake by participating in the IPO or adding to it later. In addition, GCCL has an ongoing vested interest in helping to support and grow the company since this represents a (liquid) asset of the GCCL that is reflected in its own market valuation.
2. Greater China shareholders are delighted with this process since not only do they benefit from the rising value of GCCL as the value of its holdings in the underlying companies increases but they also benefit from receiving a diversified portfolio of exciting growth companies through the shares they receive as distributions from GCCL and can add to in the IPO or after-market.
 
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Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
One Rockefeller Plaza, Suite 1010
New York, New York 10020
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 218-4223
JWA*greaterchinacorp.com -- www.greaterchinacorp.com

GREATER CHINA CORPORATION


Notice of Conference Call Update


Date: Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Time: 10:55AM EST

Call In Number: 1-800-955-9014

Passcode: 866638

===========================================================================

Agenda


Announcement of Participants (Please try to call - in by 10:55 AM so we don’t interrupt the discussion and please don't leave until the CC is over. ).

1. Introduction

2. Status of re-listing

3. Status of Financing

4. Summary of Recent Activities

5. Q & A

6. Adjournment

We look forward to your participation.

John W. Allen CEO GCC
 
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At 10:55 am EST confrerence call-may be interesting. [Smile]
 
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Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
One Rockefeller Plaza, Suite 1010
New York, New York 10020
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 218-4223

GREATER CHINA CORPORATION

Project List
December 2008

Greater China Corporation (“GCC”) receives a constant flow of ideas and opportunities. In many cases these involve its Directors and Advisors. These Projects are evaluated as to their relevance to GCC”s business purpose (to preserve and enhance the value of every GCC share) as well as what resources will be required to realize value for GCC.

Since we live in a very unpredictable world, many factors that influence these Projects are outside of GCC’s control. Examples are government policies, exchange rates, changes in SEC regulations, and financial markets. While we are dealing with these uncertainties we will continue to keep overhead low, adapt quickly to changing circumstances, and pursue opportunities to generate positive cash flow through advisory agreements and transaction processing in order to keep dilution to a minimum.

The following is a brief description of some of the Projects GCC is developing. In many cases we have a 50% vested interest and in others we are still exploring the optimal structure for all parties. In all cases we look for a way to build substance quickly and to realize the value through consolidation with GCC or by selling or taking public the underlying company. The most effective way of achieving the latter is by distributing some of GCC’s shares to its own shareholders, thereby creating a separate public entity. In such cases GCC shareholders benefit directly from the new shares they receive and indirectly from GCC’s ongoing holding in the new company.

Advisory Relationships -- GCC has been negotiating with a number of major Chinese private and government entities for an advisory role. The list includes China’s largest airline, its largest pharmaceutical company, a major fruit exporting company, and two major city governments. With the change in the world financial order, many Chinese companies are looking to make investments, do acquisitions, and have access the U.S. market for their products. Chinese government entities are seeking ways to move from a manufacturing to a service based economy. GCC is ideally positioned to assist in all these areas.

China Art Fund -- GCC has a 50-50 joint venture agreement for the creation of a major art fund that caters to the growing interest in Chinese art in the west and to Chinese collectors who want to broaden their collection to include western art. GCC is acting as an intermediary in the sale of one major collection, and is also developing a financing plan for the Fund to take advantage of the values available as more collectors seek to gain liquidity.

China Outdoor Recreation Club.-- GCC has a 50% vested interest in this company which is designed to provide an outdoor experience for China’s growing middle class. These facilities, all within easy driving distance from major cities, provide families (and companies) with access to park-like settings by a lake, on a river, near the mountains, by the shore, etc. The facilities are basic and financially self-supporting, and the annual Club membership of $60-$100, when multiplied by the potential market of several million members, provides substantial cash flow.

Direct Sales - -GCC has been working with one of its Advisors to take advantage of the growing need in China and other countries for a way to employ mostly women to become direct sales entrepreneurs. Products are mostly in the skin-care, health and beauty lines, which are in growing demand in emerging countries. This company is in the process of raising its initial seed capital and has already attracted several subscribers.

Dragon Beach, Vietnam --GCC, with its major Vietnamese and U.S. partners, has been negotiating with the provincial and central government in Vietnam to establish a major resort and gaming development near Da Nang, Vietnam. The central government, after a number of indications that they were going to issue casino licenses to Dragon Beach, has still not finalized its gaming policies. However the Province of Quang Nam has decided to go ahead with the project based upon its touristic value, and a final agreement is expected shortly. GCC has a 5% vested interest in what is being termed an $8 billion project.

Mongolia Development - GCC, with local Mongolian partners and U.S. based Envirodesign, initiated a major real estate development project near the capital city of Ulaanbaatur. An important part of this was the use of the proprietary COMPONOFORM™ structural building system as well as a unique solar energy system, SolarMagic™. Both were invented by a GCC Advisor and entrepreneur. At the present time, with world real estate markets in a depressed state, GCC is pursuing the development of the SolarMagic™ system as a way to build value for GCC shareholders.

TongRenTang Wellness Centers - GCC has a 50% interest in this venture, which is designed to provide Traditional Chinese Medicine (“TCM”) products and services in a spa-like setting to international markets. Services include acupuncture, massage, and other oriental treatments. GCC has decided to focus on the high end of the prestige hospitality market and is in current negotiations with a major five-star hotel operator to establish the first pilot TRT spa.

Turtlesnap Ventures - GCC has a 50% vested interest in this Venture Capital Incubator which is designed to encourage innovation and job creation particularly in changing economies such as China. Because of the high profile and great potential value of this venture, a number of prominent investors have expressed interest in being involved
 
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Huge resort project gets going

VietNamNet Bridge – A resort project worth a staggering US$8 billion in Quang Nam Province will still get moving ahead after comments from relevant ministries, despite earlier concerns about the viability of this mammoth project.


Provincial authorities have heard positive opinions about the Dragon Beach resort project from six ministries, and have asked the investors to make amendments as required, said Dinh Van Thu, vice chairman of the province.

“The ministries have given good comments on the project,” Thu told the Daily on Tuesday, explaining that the ministries have asked the investors to clarify some key factors such as investment capacity and environmental impacts.

Two American investors from California – Tano Captial, LLC and Global C&D, Inc. – have joined forces to set up the Dragon Beach Company to develop the resort complex of the same name.

The province, upon these comments, has requested the U.S investors make changes to the project’s development plan, he said.

Thu said that the provincial Department of Planning and Investment had met with the investors to talk about the new requests, and the investors were in the process to do so to complete procedures for the project.

Each of the two founding companies has a chartered capital of US$50 million and has submitted papers to verify their financial capacity. However, the ministries have also requested investors to prove the investment capacity to make sure that they can build the big-scale project.

The tourism-entertainment complex, to be located on 400 hectares in Dien Duong Commune in Dien Ban District, will feature many luxury facilities including hotels, resorts, international conference centers, entertainment facilities as well as slot machines for foreigners.

“We (the provincial government) will give an investment certificate if the ministries’ demands are met,” he said. In September, Quang Nam Province passed the project dossiers to relevant ministries for consultation before giving an investment certificate to the company.

In the original plan, the investors wanted to develop casino services there. However, the Prime Minister rejected this request by the investors because casino is a highly-conditional service that requires strict criteria.
 
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Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
One Rockefeller Plaza, Suite 1010
New York, New York 10020
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 218-4223
JWA*greaterchinacorp.com

GREATER CHINA CORPORATION

Greater China Corporation
Directors and Advisors
December 2008

Greater China Corporation (“GCC”) has a powerful network of Directors and Advisors who are actively involved in helping GCC expand its activities. These individuals provide GCC with a continuing flow of opportunities and assist in evaluating, implementing and managing selected Projects. They include:


Directors

John W. Allen Chairman & CEO of GCC. Involved in Asia and China for over 30 years. Also, Trustee of the Chinese Cultural Foundation and a member of the China Investment Group LLC. Co-founder and CEO of Turtlesnap Ventures, Inc. Helped to found AIESEC in China and was Chairman of the Board of AIESEC, US and of AIESEC Yale. Headed the international investment subsidiary of the Bank of Boston and was Assistant to James D. Wolfensohn (former head of the World Bank) at Schroder Bank and Trust. Served as a Trustee of the Soros Open Society Institute and as one of three Trustees of the International Science Foundation along with George Soros and Nobel Laureate James Watson. Involved in starting and building more than 30 companies worldwide, several of which have grown into $ multi-billion enterprises. Received his BA from Yale University and MBA from Harvard Business School.

William Knight London based International Investment Banker specializing in Emerging Markets. Serves as a Director and Advisor for JP Morgan Chinese Investment Trust, Fidelity Asian Values Fund, Thai-Euro Fund, Evolvence (India) Fund, Axis Private Equity Fund and was instrumental in starting the Vietnam Fund. Founding partner of Emerisque Capital, an "East-West" management buy-in firm. Began career with Lazard Brothers and continued with Lloyds Bank International in London and Hong Kong.

Laurence B. Levine Senior Managing Director of Greater China Corporation.
International Investment Banker and Attorney. Director of Perfect Fit Industries, and
Chairman of Blair Holdings. Represented Federal Express, Shell, Nedlloyd, Maersk, Lykes
Bros., CargoLifter AG (Germany), Thomson Newspapers, & General Reinsurance. Founded
Signature Financial Group and EdVerify, an educational service company. Was Director of
Corporate Finance for Rothschild Inc., Smith New Court Securities and Henry Ansbacher
LLC, and Senior Vice President of Burnham and Company. Received his BA from Princeton
University and JD from Stanford Law School. Served in the US Marine Corps.

Mark Young Investment Banker, Financial Advisor and Founder of Aravali Partners LLC a Municipal Bond management company. Over 20 years experience with: McKinsey & Co., Morgan Stanley & Co., Salomon Brothers and PriceWaterhouse Coopers. Successfully funded numerous companies through venture capital, private equity and public offerings. Certified CFA, CPA, Series 3,7 & 63 and registered SFA. Received his BS from Boston College and MBA from Harvard Business School.


Advisors and New Members (*)

Thomas P. Au Prominent global investor, financial advisor (CFA), author, speaker and follower of the Chinese securities markets. Published “A Modern Approach to Graham and Dodd Investing” (Wiley). Over 20 years experience as a securities analyst and portfolio manager with Value Line, Cigna Investment Management and R.W. Wentworth. Received his BA cum laude in Economics and History from Yale University and MBA in Finance from New York University.

James Borton Well-known writer and editor for major publications including: Asia Times, The Washington Times, and Foreign Affairs (published by the Council on Foreign Relations). More than 100 recent articles and web-reports on Venture Capital and entrepreneurial activities in China, Viet Nam, and other countries throughout the Asia Pacific region. Founder of Venture Japan (sold to Investor Dealers Digest) and Asia Pacific Communications, Inc. Lecturer at: University of South Carolina, West Virginia School of Journalism, New School University, Pace University, The Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Hanoi School of Business. Educated at Yale University, the University of Maryland (Masters of Arts Degree with honors) and recipient of the National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship.

Cornelius E. Colley International investment banker and investment manager with specific expertise in restaurants, consumer markets and real estate. Helped design and build restaurant franchises as well as structure and place related financings. A leader in development of international mutual fund products and services and manager of multiple $billion portfolios in global markets. Served in senior management positions with Coutts & Co., Citibank N.A., The Boston Company and Merrill Lynch. A BA graduate in Sociology and Economics from Hobart College.

Harry Edelson CEO of China Opportunity Acquisition Corp. and President of the China Investment Group, LLC. One of the world’s leading Venture Capitalists, having managed five highly successful funds for AT&T, Viacom, 3M, Ford, Colgate-Palmolive, Reed Elsevier, Asea Brown Boveri and UPS, with investments in more than 90 companies. Results for these funds ranked first amongst the 130 VC fund peer group. Many years experience in technology, securities analysis and Venture Capital with AT&T, CS First Boston, Merrill Lynch and Drexel Burnham Lambert. First outside investor in ten companies that have achieved a market value of from $1billion to over $40 billion (two in China). Received his BS in Physics from Brooklyn College, and MBA from New York University. Former President of the Wall Street Analysts Club, recipient of numerous awards and frequent speaker at major conferences around the world.

Guying Guo Senior lawyer with King & Wood in Beijing and Schiff Hardin in NYC. Admitted to practice in New York and China. Was foreign counsel for Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, and headed Greater China practice for Lee & Lee in Singapore. Law Degree from Beijing University and Master of Law from both the National University of Singapore and New York University. Has successfully completed a number of China related transactions for major Chinese and U.S. clients. Frequently on Asia Business News, CNBC.

Liang Heng Author, journalist, and for the past 25 years personal representative to George Soros on China affairs. Has well-established relationships in the Chinese media and financial communities. Wrote “Son of the Revolution” and founded and was Editor –in-Chief of the quarterly publication, “The Chinese Intellectual”. Received his Bachelors degree from Hunan University and Masters Degree from Columbia University.

Karen Jagoda Author and Internet entrepreneur. Founder and President of the E-Voter Institute, Turtlesnap Ventures, Inc. and Turtleback Interactive. Host of numerous symposia relating to the use of the Internet for on-line political advertising and advocacy and on Global Trends In Technology. Author of a number of publications in collaboration with the New York Times and others including: Crossing the River: The Coming of Age of the Internet in Politics and Advocacy. Received her BA in Mathematics and Political Science from Goucher College and MS in Business Administration from the Johns Hopkins University.


* David Jin President of AlphaBridge International, Inc. a medical technology company specializing in U.S. and Chinese opportunities. Maintains professional relations with leading Chinese and U.S. companies and research centers including the Buchang Group, Shanghai Chinese Medical University, the State Center for Disease Control, (SCDC), Chongming Island Economic Development Committee, Shanghai 2010 World Expo Committee, Cornell Medical Center, New York Presbyterian Health System, the INOVA Health System and others. He graduated summa cum laude from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and received his M.D. and PhD from the State University of New York. He has directed over 15 clinical trials and published over 30 papers in leading medical journals.

* Howard Krongard Most recently Inspector General of the U.S. Department of State and Chairman of the Broadcasting Board of Governors where he oversaw operations and audits for 260 diplomatic missions and broadcasting operations in 61 languages. He was previously Of Counsel to Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, General Counsel to Deloitte & Touche, and member of Peat Marwick Mitchell and Cravath Swaine & Moore. He is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School and was a Knox Fellow at Trinity Hall College at Cambridge University. He is member of the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

David N. Laux Trustee and former Chairman of the NYSE-listed Taiwan Greater China Fund. Served as Director of Asian Affairs on the National Security Council, was Chairman and Managing Director of the American Institute in Taiwan (the U.S. substitute for an Embassy) and was President of the U.S.-Taiwan Business Council. He was also the first Commercial Counselor at the American Embassy in Beijing in 1981-1982. With earlier experience with China in the U.S. Treasury and Commerce Departments, he is considered one of the leading American experts on economic, business and political affairs in China and Taiwan.

Daxi Li Chairman of the Chinese Association for Science and Business and Advisor to the Chinese Government in developing China’s Five Year Plans for Policy and Economic Development. Graduate of South China Normal University with Masters Degree from Sun Yat-sen University and PhD in high-energy physics from the City University of New York. Developer of Entrepreneurial Innovation Centers in Shenzhen and Guangzhou China. Frequent speaker at major China conferences.

* Elizabeth Ning Mann President of the International Outdoor Recreation Corporation, a China based membership Club which provides outdoor vacation facilities for China’s growing middle class. A highly experienced and successful international executive who has started and built several multi-million dollar companies in the U.S. and China. Was President of BNU Corporation, the U.S. real estate and financial services subsidiary of COFCO, China’s largest food company. Was also Vice President of AmBanc Ltd. responsible for their international business division, and Asian Project Manager for Eli Lilly International. She received her Bachelor of Business degree from Beijing University, her Masters degree from American Graduate School of International Management, and was a PhD candidate at Penn State University.

Robert McGrath, Jr. International Investment Banker and Advisor with expertise in real estate, financial services, waste management, port development, power generation and cross border transactions. Negotiated agreements with Central Banks and Finance Ministries in China, the Philippines, Panama, Papua New Guinea and other emerging countries for numismatic issuance. Received his BBA in Accounting from Notre Dame and MBA from the University of California at Los Angeles.

Robert Mundell Nobel Prize Laureate and Professor of Economics at Columbia University. “Father of the Euro” and frequent advisor and speaker on currency issues in China, the U.S., Europe and Asia. Founder of the Mundell International University of Entrepreneurship in Beijing. Awarded the Global Economics Prize at the World Economics Institute in Germany, the Companion of the Order of Canada and the Cavaliere di Gran Croce in Italy. PhD in Economics from MIT and attended or taught at the London School of Economics, McGill University, University of Waterloo and the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University.


John W. Murdock Global strategist and advisor to numerous international corporate, government and NGO organizations. President of MITC and co-founder of Turtlesnap Ventures, Inc. as well as the International Systems Development Corporation. Served in executive, director or advisory capacities with the National Science Foundation, National Academy of Sciences, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Agency for International Development and the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency’s technology support program in Southeast Asia. While at Battelle Memorial Institute developed programs on information systems in Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia. M.S. in Nuclear Physics from Iowa State University, B.S. in Physics and Electrical Engineering from Marshall University, attended Executive Management Program at Northwestern University and taught at Johns Hopkins University School of Continuing Studies.

Egon Ali Oglu Internationally renowned architect, inventor and entrepreneur. CEO of COMPONOFORM™, Inc. his proprietary structural building system used in the design of a state-of-the-art Shanghai based healthcare center and a multi-purpose development project in Mongolia. Developer of the Solarmagic™ auto-tracking photovoltaic solar system. Worked with Campbell & Aldrich, Hugh Stubbins & Associates, William Riseman & Associates and London County Council. Collaborated with leading architects including Walter Gropius, Luigi Nervi and others in the Harvard/MIT community. In the field of Solar Energy received honors from the Governor of Massachusetts the Ford Foundation and SANCST of Saudi Arabia, where he completed 20 solar projects. Received his BA, MBA and PhD in architecture, building systems and technologies and has served as Associate Professor and Lecturer at Harvard School of Design, Carleton University, University of Nova Scotia Technical College, King Faisal University, King Saud University and MIT.

Tong Ich (Tom) Pham President and CEO of Global C&D, Inc., a real-estate development company with major activities in Vietnam and with a successful record of building more than one million square feet of housing for the Vietnamese community in the US. Instrumental in normalizing relations between the US and Vietnam and achieving recent membership for Vietnam in the World Trade Organization. Highly regarded by the political and business leadership in both the US and Vietnam which has resulted in Global C&D receiving a franchise for development of 1,100 acres of prime beach-front property (“Dragon Beach”) and in development of master plans for Ha-Noi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City. A major supporter of education and job opportunities for young Vietnamese, and author of two important publications which assisted the Vietnamese government and people to re-join the global community: “Achievement Without War” and “Vietnam: Year 2020”.

* Richard Radez President of Russell & Company, an international investment bank specializing in financings for new ventures in Asia. Has performed financial advisory services for, amongst others: ABS Ventures, AIG, Asian Development Bank , GE Capital, Hambro International, IBM, Jardine Fleming, Morgan Stanley, Paine Webber, Robert Fleming, Rockefeller & Co, , Rockefeller Brothers Fund and Shui On Holdings. Worked in Hong Kong, New York and Australia with Jardine Fleming, McKinsey & Co. J. Henry Schroder Bank and Barclays Bank International. Received BS with distinction from West Point and MBA with distinction from Harvard.

Jane Ren International investment banker and advisor. Partner of Centenium Capital Partners, LLC, a China focused asset management group and Senior Investment Advisor for China Investments for CITIC’s China International Economic Consulting Group. Also held executive asset management positions with Nomura Securites, Reuters, and Lehman Brothers. Received MA in Economics from Tufts University, BBA from University of Tokyo, attended Guanghua Business School at Peking University, and serves on the Brown University Advisory Council for China and Asia.

Jeremy J. Schoenfelder Experienced real estate and asset management entrepreneur. President of Sienna Partners, LLC and Director of Development for Turtlesnap Ventures, Inc. Managed two real estate investment funds responsible for project analysis, due diligence, acquisition and administration. Member of the Board of MITC, a NGO that analyses innovative new technologies for application in global community development projects. Received a BS in Mathematics from Northern Arizona University.

* Phillips G. Smith Managing Director of Investment Banking at vFinance Investments, Inc. which recently combined with National Holdings, Inc. to form a nationwide network of 50 brokerage offices which make a market in approximately 3,500 public companies. He has specialized in small-cap financings as well as international infrastructure projects. He was previously SVP of Matrix USA, LLC, Co-Chair of the Investment Committee of Spencer Clarke LLC, and for 15 years SVP of Bank of New York responsible for Fortune 1000 clients and clients in Europe, the Middle East and parts of Asia and Latin America.. He received his MBA with distinction from Wharton, his BE with honors from the Stevens Institute of Technology and served in the U.S. Navy.

Marcela Speert Founder and President of Marcelka, Inc. and Global Management Associates, LLC. And a seasoned executive in the direct selling industry. She has served in senior positions with Pepsi, Colgate-Palmolive, Mary Kay, Aramark, Confab and Nice-Pak Products. Her start-up of Mary Kay in Central Europe was recognized throughout the industry as one of the most successful in history. She has been an advisor on M&A and the direct selling industry to Permira, The Blackstone Group, Oak Hill Capital, Thompson Street Capital Partners, Cerberus Capital and CCMP Capital Advisors (formerly JP Morgan Capital Partners).

* Charles Tang Chairman of the Brazil - China Chamber of Industry & Commerce; Member of the Fernand Braudel Institute of World Economics; Founder of IPEDE – Institute for Research and Study of Economic Development. B. S. Cornell University; Completed Law School at Estácio de Sá University; Doctoral Course at Paris V, Sorbornne; was Assistant Professor of Economic Development; Member of the International Advisory Board of the Wuhan Government; Economic Counselor to the Government of Jilin Municipality; Introduced leasing into Brazil as executive of the Bank Boston.

Bin Wang International Investment Banker with over 25 years experience in China and the U.S. specializing in the Aeronautical and Financial Services Industries. For the past 13 years was Vice President, International Financial Services at JP Morgan Chase and recently became a Founding Partner of Eon Capital which specializes in advising and financing medium and large-size Chinese companies. Frequently interviewed on CCTV and by other major Chinese media organizations. Received his Masters of Engineering Degree from Xi’an Jia-Tong University and Master of Arts in Economics from Illinois State University.

Elizabeth B. Wang Founder of the Chinese Cultural Foundation, the Elizabeth Wang Gallery and most recently, the Greater China Art Fund. Has organized major cultural events at the Palace of Versailles in Paris, the World Economic Forum and China-U.S. Business Summits in Beijing, the Asia Capital Forum in Dongguan, the Institutional Investor - China Investment Forum in New York City and on numerous occasions at the United Nations, Bank of China, National Arts Club and other important venues. Maintains close relationships with Chinese and American political, business and cultural leaders and organizations. She was China’s National Classical Dance Champion and earned her Masters Degree in Arts Administration from the City University of London.

Qing Yang, CPA, is an Accounting Executive at American Express Company responsible
for the preparation and filing of the Company’s 10Q and 10K audit reports as well as for
SEC and other regulatory filings. Prior to joining American Express, she held positions at
IBM and Avon Products with responsibility for the Asia Pacific region’s sales forecasts and
analysis. She has extensive experience in financial accounting and analysis, consolidations,
management information systems and SEC reporting. She started her career with Ernst &
Young after receiving her Bachelor’s Degree from Beijing University School of Foreign
Studies and Masters Degree from Columbia University.

Balin Zheng Leading international banker currently serving as Senior Advisor to Citigroup in Shanghai. Retired after 25 years experience with Bank of China, most recently as CEO in the United States, and also served in Shanghai, Hong Kong and London. Actively involved with the Institute of International Bankers, the China Chamber of Commerce and the United Nations, where on behalf of the UN he has been a guest speaker in Brazil and other countries on Foreign Direct Investment. Graduate of Peking Foreign Languages College and a guest lecturer at Harvard Business School.
 
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Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
One Rockefeller Plaza, Suite 1010
New York, New York 10020
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 218-4223
LBL*greaterchinacorp.com

GREATER CHINA CORPORATION


A Better Way to Achieve a Public Listing
December 2008

Greater China Corporation (“GCC”) is an international corporate development company based at Rockefeller Center in New York City.

GCC is a publicly-owned company with approximately 1,200 shareholders and approximately 25 million shares outstanding. The company has no warrants, options or other dilutive instruments outstanding, and no corporate debt. The last trading of the stock was on February 12, 2008, when it closed at $.35. GCC then requested a suspension of trading pending re-filing in early 2009 upon completion of final audits for the years 2006-2008.

GCC has about 50 important shareholders who each own over 1% of the company, but none who own more than 5%. GCC also has a very powerful team of Directors and Advisors who are actively involved with and available to the company for its development activities.

GCC’s primary activity is selecting and supporting corporate development opportunities (“Projects”) with experienced entrepreneurs. The company is actively seeking appropriate private companies who would like to draw upon the corporate development capabilities of GCC and its large and loyal shareholder base as a means of achieving their own public listing.

For qualified candidates, GCC will acquire an equity position in the company, and then work with company management to position the entity for its own independent public listing. This is done by distributing some of GCC’s ownership to its own shareholder base, in many cases in conjunction with an additional financing. Following this spin-off, GCC maintains a portion of its ownership as an incentive to fully support the success and growth of the newly public entity. For a description of some of GCC’s current Projects and a list of its Directors and Advisors, please see www.greaterchinacorp.com.

For an appropriate operating concern seeking a high quality, fast, and cost-effective public listing , a partnership with GCC may provide a far superior and more sustainable alternative to an IPO or reverse merger with a public shell.
 
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The VN government has just granted the casino licenses for the Dragon Beach project. This decision clears the way for the 9 hotel/casino complex. Revenues from this project going to GCC, GreaterChinaCorp, will exceed $170 million.
 
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Here is a copy of the offer to existing GCC shareholders: This offer expires next week. A 20% return on one's investment and the cost of the shares being purchased is at a huge discount to the PPS. IR person wants anyone interested to contact him at info*greaterchinacorp.com .

Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
One Rockefeller Plaza, Suite 1010
New York, New York 10020
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 218-4223

GREATER CHINA CORPORATION


PRIVATE PLACEMENT-
For Existing Shareholders Only
(Minimum Investment $5,000)

Greater China Corporation, a Delaware corporation (the "Company") is offering, on a private placement basis up to 1,000,000 shares of its common stock at a price of $.25 per share. For existing shareholders only, the following additional benefits will apply: 1) A bonus of 10% in additional shares. 2) A further 10% if the investment is received prior to December 31, 2008. c) A share price adjustment to the lowest price of any shares issued during the course of 2008.

These shares are issued on the following terms and conditions:

1. Fully Paid and Non-Assessable. The Company will issue the shares free and clear of any further payments or assessments.

2. Conversion of Greater China Corporation shares into shares of Greater China Corporation Ltd. The shares to be issued will be for the common stock of Greater China Corporation. These may be converted on a one-for-one basis into the common stock of Greater China Corporation, Ltd., a Bermuda based company (“GCCL”) as previously approved by the Board of Directors of both companies.

3. Purchase of the shares Purchase of the shares shall be against cash paid to the Company by wire transfer or check. Wire transfers should be sent to:

Greater China Corporation Account No. 9945360145
Citibank NA Br.#95, New York, NY 10021 ABA# 021000089

Name of Investor: _________________________________ Amount of Investment $_____________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________

Telephone: _____________________ Fax: ____________________ Email: ____________________

Tax ID or Social Security #: ______________________ I am __ am not __ an accredited investor.

IN WITNESS HEREOF, the undersigned Investor does represent and certify that the foregoing statements are true and correct.

Signature: _________________________________________Date: ______________

Accepted: _________________________________________Date: ______________
Greater China Corporation


THE SHARES TO BE ISSUED HAVE NOT BEEN REGISTERED UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED, AND MAY NOT BE SOLD OR TRANSFERRED IN THE ABSENCE OF SUCH REGISTRATION OR AN EXEMPTION THEREFROM.
 
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Americans view U.S.-China relations as key to any U.S. administration


www.chinaview.cn 2009-01-21 14:34:47

Special Report: Barack Obama: The 44th U.S. President

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (Xinhua) -- Wendy Johnson, an African-American lady who attended 44th U.S. President Barack Obama's inauguration ceremony here Tuesday, said U.S.-China relations are so important for both countries that all "smart" leaders will value the ties.

Johnson, whose teenage son and daughter are learning Mandarin Chinese, said the new U.S. president should give an even stronger boost to U.S.-China ties.

"Keeping a great relationship with each other is a good thing for us," she said. "Obama is such a smart president, he knows pretty well how to continue the relations with China."

More than 1 million Americans from across the country and tourists from around the world showed up at the grand ceremony in the capital to watch Obama become the first African-American president in U.S. history.

"Can you find any other bilateral tie more important than U.S.-China relations?" asked Johnson, who encouraged her son and daughter to start studying Mandarin Chinese when they were little as she firmly believed that the new century "will be nothing without the participation of China."

Jane Martin, who traveled with her family all the way from Missouri to be part of a "historic event that the family must witness," said no matter who becomes U.S. president, he cannot afford to ignore U.S.-China relations.

"We have a new era and have to build partnerships around the vision that China and the United States could work together to solve many economic problems," Washington resident Glen Moren told Xinhua shortly after Obama's inauguration speech.

Meanwhile, the president of the New York-based Greater China Corporation, John Allen, said Obama will "definitely" give top priority to bilateral relations once he assumes office.

"Take our business relations for example. No one dares to risk hurting the ties," he said, adding that any damage to relations will hurt the two economies.

"Developing diplomatic relations must serve the aim of making the lives of the two peoples even better, so in any case, all clever leaders should value the relations."

China and the United States forged diplomatic ties 30 years ago. The relations, in former U.S. secretary of state Dr. Henry Kissinger's words, are becoming better with each passing year, although problems emerge sometimes.

"Our two countries are binding together so tightly just because we share many common interests," said Gon Kevin, while hurrying to join the inauguration parade following the ceremony.

Kevin said his life was "at least 80 percent related to China" as the shoes, hat, coat and gloves he was wearing were all made in China.

"I love China just because the Chinese are hard working people who are making this world more colorful," he said.

Kevin, who traveled from Florida to watch the "historic" event, said it was unnecessary to give special care to bilateral relations "as they are already mature" and the president has more important domestic matters on his agenda.

"He should fix the U.S. economy first, which is his top priority," Kevin said. If the country's economic problems are solved properly, relations with China would become even stronger because "bilateral economic interests are closely interwoven with each other," he said.

[Smile]
 
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VN holidays soon over and PM should sign off on the final casino deals.
 
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Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
One Rockefeller Plaza, Suite 1010
New York, New York 10020
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 218-4223
www.greaterchinacorp.com

GREATER CHINA CORPORATION

June 4, 2009

Dear Fellow Shareholders:

In recent weeks many GCC shareholders have requested a status report on the Company. The following is a rundown on some of the important matters currently before us:

1. GCC-NYSE company combination. We continue to focus on the business combination with a New York Stock Exchange listed closed-end fund. Having a NYSE listed platform can enable us to fully utilize the resources and relationships we have, but have not yet been able to exploit. Our GCC Advisor who is also a Trustee of the Fund is acting as an intermediary and facilitator.

2. Dragon Beach, Vietnam. Our GCC Advisor for this project has finally been able to bring the parties to the table. This involves: a. Securing the rights to develop the enormously valuable Dragon Beach site, and b. Receiving the contemplated 9 casino operating licenses for the site. Meetings are scheduled this month with the principals of Dragon Beach to finalize the initial agreement and to coordinate with the President, Prime Minister and other top Vietnamese officials to schedule signing events during which we feel the casino licenses may be issued.

3. Other Projects. We continue to develop numerous opportunities along with our Directors and Advisors and their own networks of high-level relationships. Our constraint in realizing value from these opportunities has been our lack of financial resources, compounded by the current economic implosion. This has, however, created even more opportunities for us with less competition particularly as we achieve the NYSE status. We will report on specific opportunities only as they become a reality since we do not wish to get excited about projects if they can’t be turned into value for our shareholders.

4. The completion of our audits, new share issuance and the re-listing of GCC shares continue to be hampered by a shortage of capital. We have cut our internal expenses to the bone but still have to pay third party professionals relatively small amounts to get this work done. In this regard we have been negotiating with a number of investors to cover these expenses so we can move ahead rapidly.

We are fortunate that we have a very lean organization, no debt, and a growing network of important relationships and opportunities. Our task is to convert these into value for our shareholders, which is exciting, but which takes time and money. We look forward to reporting on our progress as it takes place and thank you for your continued patience and support.


Sincerely,
John W. Allen JWA*greaterchinacorp.com
Laurence B. Levine LBL*greaterchinacorp.com
 
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Greater China Corp has received word and an invitation to attend the formal signing of the agreement by the PM of Vietnam to proceed with the planned $10B resort. The ministry has also granted the developers over 1 mile of beach front and additional land east of the river. The signing takes place in Hanoi on Sept. 30, 2009. Tano Capital, Tong Phan and John W. Allen will be the participants. [Smile]
 
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What is the ticker symbol for this stock?
 
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The symbol was GCHC but has been de-listed. Company is now going to re-list both on the NYSE & in Bermuda under another symbol. website is http://www.greaterchinacorp.com
 
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Deal signed thursday and now the CEO is in China closing another deal to be announced shortly. [Smile]
 
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So whats the symbol?
 
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quote:
Originally posted by Surferguy681:
So whats the symbol?

The new symbiol will come as soon as the company files with the SEC in the coming months. Meanwhile they are signing more lucrative deals with China. Company will sell shares directly to investors for 25 cents, minimum investment is $10k & max is $250k. Contact info@greaterchinacorp.com for a copy of the investment note.
 
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This deal has been signed and GCC will receive 5% for their services. Expect more news in the coming weeks, as IR says "the tide has turned" in GCC's favor.

Dragon Beach Project
Vietnam allows $4.15 Billion US investment in eco-tourism project

Oct 05, 2009
HANOI - Quang Nam province authorities have issued a license to allow two U.S. firms to invest $4.15 billion in an eco-tourism project, state media reported Monday, citing a provincial government source.

Tano Capital LLC and Global C&C Inc. plan to build the Dragon Beach project in the province, which is 800 kilometers south from Hanoi, said the Thoi Bao Kinh Te newspaper.

The project will cover 400 hectares and have sports facilities, hotels, commercial buildings and offices, it added.

The newspaper didn't says when the project will be built or when it is scheduled to start operating.
 
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http://www.greaterchinacorp.com has been updated with the latest news and projections ready for signing. Trading will commence the 1st month of 2010. There will also be an official signing by the VN PM in Jan'10 on allowing Casinos to be built.
 
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And the beat goes on, watch for the IPO early next year. CEO continues to expand GCC's contacts and supporters base. [Smile]

http://www.chineseculturalfoundation.org/gala_dinner_at_great.html
 
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http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?play=1&video=1506508223
 
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Is there a symbol for this stock?

What's your involvement with the business, if any?


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Dragon Beach project given the full casino licenses. Now the groups involved have to break ground in the next 3 months.
 
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Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
New York, New York 10065
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 722-4818
JWA@greaterchinacorp.com; www.greaterchinacorp.com

GREATER CHINA CORPORATION

Regional Center Network
EB-5 Visa Investment Program
August 2010

Institutional Investor - July 13, 2010
"There has been a stunning change of fortunes in the financial industry. Chinese banks and insurers have supplanted those in the U.S. as the world's largest in market capitalization. Hong Kong has surpassed New York and London as the center of IPO activity. Increasingly, Asian firms are innovators in their own right, not merely adopters of Western practices and products."

Greater China Corporation is developing a network of Regional Centers throughout the United States to accommodate the increasing flow of Chinese investment into the United States.

These Regional Centers will provide local knowledge and management to conduct the following types of business:

EB-5 Visa Investments
Other direct real estate investments
Revolving bridge fund to make immediate investments
Acquisitions and Joint-Ventures with U.S. companies
Access to technology research and development
Location of U.S. manufacturing for Chinese companies

Greater China Corporation will own 50% or more of planned Regional Centers to be located in the following areas:

Location Management
New York John W. Allen, John Watts III, Laurence Levine, Herbert Pliessnig, Elizabeth Wang, Yihua Yang
Boston Geoffrey Chalmers
New England E. Packer Wilbur
Atlanta John Pigott
Florida Bradley Weiss, Robert McGrath, Jr.
Chicago Eric Fogel
Arizona Jeremy Schoenfelder, Elizabeth Mann
Los Angeles Karen Jagoda, Joseph Kalkstein
Greater Washington, DC John Murdock/Michael Seay

Greater China has its own network of relationships with major Chinese banks and investment groups. It is also in discussions with establishing a partnership with a major China-based investment banking group which has a similar network of offices throughout China. It is believed that this combined organization will be the first of its kind to efficiently process business between the two countries. This global network has the potential of becoming a very profitable and substantial bridge for conducting business between China and the United States.
 
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DRAGON BEACH RESORTS
August - 2010
Description and Major Features

Description

Dragon Beach Resort is located in central Vietnam near Da Nang. It consists of 1,100 acres with approximately one mile of beach-front property on the inside of the horseshoe-shaped Coco River. Another 2,000 acres is held on the other side of the river.

In September 2009, Dragon Beach Resorts was awarded a fifty-year renewable license from the Province of Quang Nam to develop the property into a world-class resort facility.

The site has been designated to receive 9 casino licenses upon enactment of currently proposed legislation. This will enable Dragon Beach to develop a critical mass of casinos and resort facilities similar to Macau and Las Vegas and to make it one of Asia's premier tourist destinations.

Major Features

Location:
Dragon Beach is located right in the center of the entire Asian market within relatively short flying distances from China, Japan, Thailand, Korea, India, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia and other of the world's most populous countries. The airport at Da Nang has the longest runway in Asia as is currently being expanded. Forbes Magazine has called Dragon Beach one of the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world. It is also close to three world heritage sites in Vietnam and to Angor Wat in Cambodia. Dragon Beach has all the ingredients to be one of Asia's "must-visit" destinations.

Demographics:
The economies of countries within Dragon Beach's market territory are growing at 3-4 times the rate of western economies. This has created a rapid increase in disposable income and leisure time with pent-up demand to experience a resort such as Dragon Beach. Gaming revenues in Asia are expected to reach $20 billion in 2010 and grow to $30 billion over the next decade. For the month of February 2010 gambling revenues from Macau alone reached $1.68 billion according to Lusa, the Portuguese news agency.
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Franchise:
Dragon Beach is expected to be one of only two locations to receive multiple casino licenses in Vietnam. The other one, in the south, is located on an island which will require substantial additional costs and time for infrastructure development. Dragon Beach has the first-to-market advantage.

Benefits to Vietnam:
Vietnam has studied the reasons why Singapore has sanctioned casinos with the conclusion that if gambling is carefully controlled (the reason for only two sites) and done with the right partners, it can create thousands of new jobs and enhance Vietnam as a prime tourist destination.

Intrinsic Value of Property:
The approximate land cost for the two new casinos in Singapore were $350 million for the 51 acre plot for Marina Bay Sands and $700 million for the 1,235 acre Resorts World Sentosa. The Dragon Beach property which consists of 1,100 acres with beach-frontage plus 2,000 acres across the Coco Riiver has an initial value of $100 million in accordance with the Agreement with Quang Nam Province.

Development Value of Property:
The two Integrated Resorts being developed in Singapore have an estimated cost of $3.5 billion for Marina Bay Sands and $3.6 billion for Resorts World Sentosa. Deutsche Bank analysts have predicted that the Sentosa property alone should generate as much as $1.2 billion in gaming revenues in its first year of operation. Dragon Beach will have the right to develop 9 casino properties including 9 associated hotels of 2,000 rooms each.

Liquidity Value of Property:
Wynn Macau, with 16% of the Macau market, raised $1.63 billion for its Macau properties in October 2009 giving the company a $6.9 billion market cap at the time. Sands China raised $2.5 billion in November 2009 giving their Macau operations a market cap of $11.4 billion. MGM Grand is expected to have its own IPO during 2010. Dragon Beach, which can represent as many as 9 casino operators should be an attractive IPO candidate either individually or in combination with other Asian casino locations and can appeal to the Vietnamese as well as Chinese, Hong Kong and international investment communities.

Opportunity
The partners of Dragon Beach Resorts are open to discussions with leading international investors and casino operators who can meet the world-class standards required for the property.
 
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Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
40 E. 94th Street, Suite 29-A
New York, New York 10128
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 722-4818
JWA@greaterchinacorp.com; www.greaterchinacorp.com

GREATER CHINA CORPORATION
PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Convertible loan with 10% interest plus bonus shares
Minimum $25,000 - Maximum $250,000
August 2010


Greater China Corporation (“GCC”) is offering an incentive program to provide funding to develop the infrastructure for attracting and managing Chinese and other Asian investment in U.S. real estate and to re-list GCC's shares in the public market.

GCC has no other debt, no warrants, options or other dilutive instruments outstanding.

This loan is issued on the following terms and conditions:

1. Interest is calculated at 10% per annum based upon the number of days outstanding.

2. Bonus Issuance of Greater China Corporation shares 1,000 shares of Greater China Common Stock will be accrued every 90 days for each $1,000 of loan outstanding.

3. Convertibility Any or all of the principal of the loan plus accrued interest may be converted into the common stock of Greater China Corporation at any time upon notice by the Company. The conversion price is $.25 per share.

Payment should be made to:

Greater China Corporation Account No. 9945360145
Citibank NA Br.#95, New York, NY 10021 ABA# 021000089

Name of Investor: _________________________________ Amount of Loan $_____________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________

Telephone: _____________________ Fax: ____________________ Email: ____________________

Tax ID or Social Security #: ______________________ I am __ am not __ an accredited investor.

IN WITNESS HEREOF, the undersigned Investor does represent and certify that the foregoing statements are true and correct.

Signature: _________________________________________Date: ______________


Accepted: _________________________________________Date: ______________
Greater China Corporation


THE SHARES TO BE ISSUED HAVE NOT BEEN REGISTERED UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED, AND MAY NOT BE SOLD OR TRANSFERRED IN THE ABSENCE OF SUCH REGISTRATION OR AN EXEMPTION THEREFROM.
 
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Greater China Corporation
Corporate Headquarters
40 E. 94th Street, Suite 29-A
New York, New York 10128
Tel: (212) 765-4547 Fax: (212) 722-4818
JWA@greaterchinacorp.com; www.greaterchinacorp.com

GREATER CHINA CORPORATION
PRIVATE PLACEMENT
For Current Shareholders Only
Share Price $ .15
Minimum Investment $5,000 - Total Placement $100,000
August 2010

Greater China Corporation (“GCC”) is offering, to current shareholders only, a limited placement to provide funding for re-listing GCC's shares in the public market and to further develop its capacity to assist Chinese investment coming into the U.S.

GCC has no corporate debt, no warrants, options or other dilutive instruments outstanding. There are approximately 26 million common shares outstanding. The share price at the time the Company requested that its shares be de-listed was $ .35.

This placement is being issued on the following terms and conditions:

1. Only current shareholders may participate in this placement.
2. The total amount of the placement is $100,000.
3. The minimum investment per shareholder is $5,000 and the maximum per shareholder is
$25,000.

Payment should be made to:

Greater China Corporation Account No. 9945360145
Citibank NA Br.#95, New York, NY 10021 ABA# 021000089

Name of Investor: _________________________________ Amount of Investment $_____________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________

Telephone: _____________________ Fax: ____________________ Email: ____________________

Tax ID or Social Security #: ______________________ I am __ am not __ an accredited investor.

IN WITNESS HEREOF, the undersigned Investor does represent and certify that the foregoing statements are true and correct.

Signature: _________________________________________Date: ______________


Accepted: _________________________________________Date: ______________
Greater China Corporation

THE SHARES TO BE ISSUED HAVE NOT BEEN REGISTERED UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED, AND MAY NOT BE SOLD OR TRANSFERRED IN THE ABSENCE OF SUCH REGISTRATION OR AN EXEMPTION THEREFROM.
 


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