With the rising popularity of the Internet, there is a current vogue in China for coining English transliterations, for example, 粉丝 ／ 粉絲 fěnsī " fans ", 黑客 hēikè " hacker " ( lit.

* Internet censorship in the People's Republic of China

In places where logographic languages are used such as China, a visual variety of Internet slang is also observable, where a character has a duality in meaning-direct and implied.

* 1999 – The China News Service announces new government restrictions on Internet use, aimed especially at Internet cafés.

More recently, War of Internet Addiction addressed internet censorship in China using World of Warcraft.

The People's Republic of China possesses a diversified communications system that links all parts of the country by Internet, telephone, telegraph, radio, and television.

China is the largest user of largest Voice calling over the Internet or Voice over Internet Protocol ( VoIP ) services with 51 million Tom-Skype users as of November 2007.

Internet use also has soared in China from about 60, 000 Internet users in 1995 to 22. 5 million users in 2000 ; by 2005 the number had reached 103 million.

See Internet in the People's Republic of China

The CNNIC survey showed 82. 3 per cent of people using the Internet in China were below 35 years old and almost 40 per cent of the netizens were aged 18 to 24.

QQ is the most popular form of instant messaging on the Internet in China.

* Internet censorship in the People's Republic of China

* January 20 – The China News Service announces new government restrictions on Internet use aimed especially at Internet cafes.

Scholarly and commercial exchanges, increasingly communicated via the Internet, have also resulted in an exchange of terminology, including Hmu and A Hmao people identifying as Hmong and, to a lesser extent, Hmong people accepting the designation " Miao ," within the context of China.

* China Internet Information Center – The Russian Ethnic Group

Detractors, however, disparage populist nationalism in China today, especially that expressed on the Internet, as a " hooligan culture " in which " Internet Red Guards " hurl obscenities not only against foreign " devils ," but also against moderates and liberals who warn of the excesses and dangers that nationalism could pose to China's modernization.

She was labeled as a traitor by online Internet vigilantes, and even had her home back in Qingdao, China, attacked.

The GAPP has the legal authority to screen, censor, and ban any print, electronic, or Internet publication in China.

China, Hong Kong and Taiwan have their own fansub groups that also release to the Internet.

Internet censorship in the People's Republic of China is conducted under a wide variety of laws and administrative regulations.

* O ' Brien, Neil L. " An American Editor in Early Revolutionary China: John William Powell and the China Weekly / Monthly Review.

* Increasing the amount of international airlines serving airport ( are apparently looking into: China Southern Airlines, Thai Airways International, Garuda Indonesia, Vietnam Airlines, AirAsia X, Scoot Airlines, Emirates 4 Weekly services 1 November, Daily from 1 February 2013, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways as well as some United States operators )

He was also awarded the " Grand Salute Award " ( 2000 ) by Mingpao Weekly ( Hong Kong ) and " Music Salute Award " ( 2000 ) from Chinese Pop Music Media Association ( mainland China ) for his work in Passion Tour.

* Southern Weekly, a newspaper in Guangzhou, China

Xinmin Weekly ( Chinese: 新民周刊 ; Pinyin: Xīnmín Zhōukān ) is a newsmagazine published in Shanghai, China.

*** China Touch Media Solutions & Services Ltd .-Publication of magazines: East Week, East Touch, PC Market, Jet, Caz Buyer, Smart Choice Weekly

In a 2002 article in People's Weekly World, CPUSA correspondents Marilyn Bechtel and Debbie Bell said of their trip to the People's Republic of China: " e came away with a new respect for the thoughtfulness, thoroughness, energy and optimism with which the Communist Party of China and the Chinese people are going about the complex, long-term process of building socialism in a vast developing country, which is of necessity part of an increasingly globalized economy.

“ Caixin publishes several leading print and online publications, including the weekly business and finance magazine Caixin Century Weekly, the monthly periodical China Reform, the bimonthly journal Comparative Studies, and the English-language Caixin China Economics and Finance.

: 2011 Caixin Century Weekly for iPad ranked Top 10 e-magazines by Apple Global App Store China users

William Kristol, whose Weekly Standard once described the PRC as " a regime of hair-curling, systematic barbarity ," has called repeatedly for a harsher stance against China.

Wang believes the CCP must change its ways, and in an interview with the US newspaper The Weekly Standard he states: “ The key to democracy in China is independence.

He quickly found work with the China Weekly Review, edited by J. B. Powell, a fellow graduate of the Missouri School of Journalism.

First he published a short account in China Weekly Review, then a series of publications in Chinese.

After the congress, Zhang held the position of Director of Secretariat of the China Labor Union and Chief Editor of Labor Weekly, from which he became an expert in labor unions and mobilization.

As a newspaper group, the China Daily Group also publishes 21st Century, Beijing Weekend, China Business Weekly, the China Daily Hong Kong Edition, China Daily Asia Weekly, China Daily US Edition, China Daily European Edition and Zhejiang Weekly.

* Chin ( China ), or Sina ( Chinese 支那 ), old Chinese form of the Sanskrit name Cina ( च ी न )

** Shina ( word ), or Sina ( Japanese 支那 ), old Japanese word for China

* Sina China Top 10 Cultural Idols of the 20th century 2003

* Sina China Most Missed Artist 2007

Sina. com provides different subsidiary sites around the world, for example there are 13 access points within Greater China, and subsidiary tailored pages for overseas Chinese, which include Sina US, Sina Japan, Sina Korea, Sina Australia, Sina Europe and Sina Germany.

Furthermore, Sina said that more than 5, 000 companies and 2, 700 media organizations in China are currently using Sina Weibo.

In a survey conducted by Gallup ( China ) Research Ltd in April 2003, Sina was the most popular website in China.

As of April 15, 2010, according to Alexa. com, Sina. com. cn was 14th in terms of Top Site rankings and third in terms of Traffic Rank within China.

Sina. com was the first to be approved for listing on the Nasdaq National market on 13 April 2000, followed by Netease and Sohu, two other web-based companies in China, in June and July respectively.

Recently Sina. com started developing its business in the field of wireless internet, in the meantime collaborating with China Mobile, China Telecom, Ericsson.

Recently Sina. com and Yahoo. com started to jointly provide online auction services in China ; in response to this, EachNet ( Chinese: " 易趣網 "), which cooperates with eBay, lowered its registration fee in early February 2004 in order to keep its market share.

Sina or Cina ( International Alphabet of Sanskrit Transliteration ) is an ancient Sanskrit Buddhist name for China.