
In this Spanish monologue recorded at a logistics center in China, Mauro Stendel bluntly warns entrepreneurs that traveling to China merely to “look for opportunities” is foolish. He stresses that anyone who goes to China must already have a clear plan: they should know exactly which suppliers to meet, what products to negotiate, and have an established sales channel for the goods. Stendel criticizes the hype surrounding cheap Chinese products, arguing that everything is already cheaper there, so the trip should not be about discovering low prices but about executing a pre‑defined sourcing strategy. He advises that without a sales channel or a concrete product idea, a visit to China wastes time. Finally, he promotes a free, open class he will give on his birthday covering imports and e‑commerce from A to Z, offering scholarships and an invitation to his celebration for those interested.










