Press Release - Outstanding 50 Asian Americans in Business Award Vivian Wang is recognized as an outstanding Asian entrepreneur and announced as a winner of the "3rd Annual Outstanding 50 Asian Americans in Business Awards." ChinaExposure's Founder Wins "Outstanding 50 Asian Americans in Business Award" Award Recognizes Vivian Wang's Remarkable Achievement and Contribution to the Economy New York, NJ - June 30, 2005 - Vivian Wang, the founder of ChinaExposure.com, is recognized as an outstanding Asian entrepreneur and announced as a winner of the Annual Outstanding 50 Asian Americans in Business Awards.? The program sponsored by the Asian American Business Development Center defines and highlight the most successful Asian businessmen and businesswomen of the year with their contributions to the local community, workplaces, as well as the US economy. Over the years, the awards program honored many praise worthy outstanding Asian American entrepreneurs. Ms. Wang with her exceptional personal and business background is certainly a well deserved award honoree. Ms. Wang is an excellent example of many successful Asian Americans in Business contributing to the greater American society. "I am delighted and honored to receive this prestigious award,?said Ms. Wang. "The award not only recognizes my personal achievement as a businesswoman in the Asian community, but also it validates the success and strategic vision of ChinaExposure as a promising company in the e-commerce arena." Ms. Wang founded ChinaExposure.com in fall of 2002. She came up with the unique concept of ChinaExposure after meeting with American parents who have adopted children from China and were eager to learn about Chinese culture. Seeing this as a perfect business opportunity to exuberate her personal and professional experience, Ms. Wang started her ChinaExposure.com. Although ChinaExposure was founded during the height of the Internet Boom economy, it did not fail like many other web-based companies. Because of her extensive professional and business background, Vivian knew what she had to do to keep her business alive and thriving. Unlike many other dot.com companies, ChinaExposure did not have a huge start-up expense. She printed up flyers and handed them out at a cultural festival to market and promote the launch of their website. And the business took off with word-of-mouth amongst the community of these American families with adopted Chinese Children. At its inception, ChinaExposure provided resources to both teach and learn about Chinese culture. Today, ChinaExposure offers various collection of unique Chinese cultural products, available on-line and in print catalog. Given the success and demand of Chinese culture learning materials, Ms. Wang is busy at making plans to expand the business off-line to the educational market including public schools, libraries, museums, and more. * * * * * ChinaExposure's unique products and services have gained great interest and attention from the press. ChinaExposure has already been covered by BBC World, Fortune Small Business, the New York Daily News, Newsday, Crain's New York Business, and Far Eastern Economic Review. ChinaExposure was created to satisfy the increasing demand among families who had adopted children from China, for cultural materials. It provides resources to both teach and learn about Chinese culture. Upon celebrating its first anniversary, it became clear that ChinaExposure was needed to fulfill the needs of a much broader virtual community, which included not only adoptive families, but also newly immigrated Chinese, Chinese American, and anyone who is interested in Chinese culture. For more information, please visit www.chinaExposure.com.