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Happy Chinese Happy Chinese is suitable for children and teenagers who are native speakers of English. The course content (topics, Chinese characters, words, grammar, cultural points, etc.) and exercises (listening, speaking, reading, writing, and other language skills training) are set with reference to the Chinese syllabus and examination syllabus for primary and secondary schools in some English-speaking countries. The course has been systematically optimized to meet the needs of basic communication and the characteristics of classroom teaching. This course is suitable for teenagers from overseas who do not have a Chinese language environment, to improve their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. The curriculum is based on the world's most authoritative "IB curriculum" standards and is benchmarked against the HSK examinations and the International Baccalaureate examinations, and adopts an international education model to achieve mastery of native Chinese.

Global markets are awaiting the results of the US Federal Reserve (Central Bank) meetings scheduled for today and tomorrow, amid growing concerns that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates, which may negatively affect stock markets, while contributing to supporting the value of the dollar. Although economists at global investment banks have indicated that the Federal Reserve may tighten monetary policy at each meeting, starting next March, the majority of economists in a Bloomberg survey expected the "US Federal Reserve" to use the monetary policy meeting on January 25-26, In order to suggest a 25 basis point increase in the benchmark interest rate, two experts are eyeing a sudden 50 basis point increase, which would be the largest since 2000, to combat higher price pressures. official advice The most notable official statement was by Lyle Brainard, who was nominated by US President Joe Biden to take over as Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve, where she stated that the Fed may raise interest rates from next March.

Helping You Look Good OUR GOALS From the time we began to formally state our operational goals, Customer Satisfaction has always been #1. There aren't many companies in our industry that measure Customer Satisfaction, so we benchmark with the best internet companies in America and I am pleased to say we are right there with them. Great Customer Satisfaction is no accident; it's the result of planned and methodical execution of all things important - of listening to Customers and of continuously improving. At Statearms, we became ISO 9001 registered in 2008, adopted the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Criteria in 2006 and set a goal to apply for and improve enough to receive the award in 2009. We applied for and received the Missouri Quality Award (a Baldrige-criteria state program) in 2008, and applied for and received the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in 2009, meeting the goal we set in 2006. Statearms's journey of continuous improvement doesn't end there; in 2015 they earned, for a second time, both the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award and Missouri Quality Award. Those of you in management, engineering or operations know the significance of ISO and Baldrige to Customer Satisfaction. OUR VISION Everything really starts with our Vision, which is: 'To be the best-run business in America, and the most successful, most respected business in our industry, for the benefit of our Customers.' This is a pretty bold Vision, but it's absolutely real. You can view our entire Mission Statement, Operational Goals and Culture Statement in the menu. If a Company values Customer Satisfaction, it should also value Employees; pay them well, provide training and development and treat them right - Employee Satisfaction is our #2 Goal. We treat our Vendors as partners because Supplier Satisfaction is our #3 Goal. Of course, goals #2 and #3 support goal #1. We realize our responsibility to provide leadership to the industry and to 'give back