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Company Description: It’s no longer Greek to you…Mandarin that is. The creators of Yeeyan have formed an online community of users wishing to bridge the language […]

Location: Beijing
Company Description: Hoodong.com is the Largest “Chinese Wikipedia” and developer of HDWiki software, the first open source Wiki software in Chinese. Its Chinese name means interactive, a good method to build up knowledge. Although the concept of Wikipedia is still new to China, there were 1,562,034 items edited on the site by 257,521 global […]

Location: Beijing
Company Description:
A CafePress style website has popped up out of Beijing. Three young founders started MyTshirt in July of 2006 and created a site for users to become part of a creative t-shirt design community. Users can either create their own designs and have their t-shirts made or they can submit their designs to […]

Location: Shenzhen
Company Description: Woku.com is a site from the same management team from 139.com, a mobile blog service provider. 139 was bought by China Mobile early this year and the team wasted no time getting Woku up and running as a mobile entertainment portal. There are two main concepts: A Web 2.0 personal page […]

Company Description: Following the spirit of MySpace, Fenbei.com (translates to decibel in Mandarin) originally set itself up in June 2003 as 163888.com and a site for amateur artists to showcase their music to friends or anyone who wanted to listen. In 2004, an artist’s original piece was released entitled “Mouse Loves Rice” (direct English […]

Company Description: Originally developed in Germany, Travian.com’s Chinese version, travian.cn, has quickly took off in the first half of 2007 in China. Players of this massive-multiplayer strategy game begin as tribal chiefs and are given resources to cultivate a village and develop a strong citizenry of farmers, soldiers, traders and government officials. Other Travian.cn players […]

Location: Beijing
Company Description: Virtual Worlds are stirring a lot of buzz around Silicon Valley these days. Sites such as Second Life, Gizmos and Habbo have raised nearly $80 million VC dollars since 2004. China, already having proved itself as a strong market for online multi-player gaming and social networking, has followed suit. The most […]

Locations:
UUMap- Shanghai
Edushi- Hangzhou
Accurate online maps are an expected convenience these days for busy city dwellers needing to get from point A to point B as efficiently as possible. Two mapping companies stand out as leaders in a crowded market but each have effectively taken a separate approach to attracting users. UUmap, with a similar […]

Location: Shanghai
Company Description: VeryCD holds a top position among China’s P2P downloading sites (Alexa China: 78, Alexa Overall: 324) through its comprehensive media directory and 1.5 million daily users. After downloading the Chinese version of eMule, an open source P2P software client, nearly any and all digital media can be shared. After a quick […]

Location: Shanghai

Company Description: More interesting than the actual site is V2EX’s founder Livid Liu, a 21 year-old self-proclaimed geek who has united China’s tech-nerd community into a productive force. Liu named V2EX after his personal mantra “Way to Explore / Way too Extreme” (W2EX would probably have meshed better). It is an open source […]