China’s top imports are Integrated Circuits worth about $128B, Crude Petroleum $116B, Gold worth$62.6B, Iron Ore about $58B and Cars that brings in about $44B. The top export destinations of China are the United States, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea and Germany. The ten exports of China are Electrical machinery, equipment: $557.1 billion (26.3%) of the total exports, Machinery including computers: $344.8 billion (16.3%), Furniture, bedding, lighting , signs, prefab buildings: $89.5 billion (4.2%), Knit or crochet clothing, accessories: $75 billion (3.5%), Clothing, accessories (not knit or crochet): $72.8 billion (3.4%)Optical, technical, medical apparatus: $67.9 billion (3.2%), Plastics, plastic articles: $64 billion (3%)Vehicles: $60.4 billion (2.9%), Articles of iron or steel: $53.1 billion (2.5%), Footwear: $47.8 billion (2.3%). About 600 000 foreigners are living in China and China had about 328 000 foreign students in 2012. Key facts for foreign employees: 74 percent of people  in China are male. 73 percent of the people living in China can barely speak Chinese and only 8% can speak basic Chinese. The way people move in China is not very different of that of the US. Mainly by car, bus, train, plane and subway systems. Pictured below is a picture of a bullet train, these are very popular in China.