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We caught Confucius Institute Online red-handed stealing ALL of Chinaexpat.com's content. They are a major 'learning' center with locations around the world. They have 13 schools in the US alone! And yet they chose to steal our articles. We're a start-up aimed at spreading Chinese culture. Shame!

Based on the tremendously successful Firefox 3, the China Edition is a super-charged version that provides a whole range of benefits to Internet users in China. Note there are both a Chinese version and an English version, and we provide downloads that run on Windows, Mac, and Linux. The English version also has the same services targeted at users in China.

China's President Hu Jintao had a brief online chat with members of the People's Daily's 'Strong Country' online forum this morning.

The whole chat lasted about four minutes. President Hu answered three questions asked by three netizens. The three questions were:

1. Do you use the Internet?
2. What do you do on the Internet?
3. Netizens have put up a lot of suggestions about the country; do you read them?

SourceJuice article details how to not get scammed when sourcing from suppliers you meet online. If you use websites to find suppliers in China or elsewhere, you're not going to want to miss this one!

Reporters Without Borders | Reporters Sans Frontières
March 30, 2007

The blocking of access to the Observatoire International des Crises website (www.communication-sensible.com) within China since late February after it posted an article, entitled “Shanghai, mon amour,” (Shanghai, my love) warning companies about the risks of trading with China shows that Chinese online censorship is by no means limited to “subversive” political content, Reporters Without Borders said today.

The Firefox add-on, China Channel, offers internet users outside of China the ability to surf the web as if they were inside mainland China. Take an unforgettable virtual trip to China and experience the technical expertise of the Chinese Ministry of Information Industry (supported by western companies). It's open source, free and easy.

In the spirit of drilling down the dynamics of the Internet in China , Trendspotting has published a data filled, action packed slideshow “Handbook of Online China” on the eve of Beijing Olympics inauguration.

Li Jun might very well win entrepreneur of the year. Rather than let his overly-lactating wife's breast milk go to waste, he is selling it online. "Every hour, she produces around 200ml of milk, which is too much for our baby daughter. Her daily milk production is easily enough to feed another baby. We felt this was too wasteful, so we thought of selling it."

101 Useful Weblink/Online Tools for Chinese Study: Podcasts, Online Dictionaries, Flashcards, Software, even Chinese Study Facebook Apps.