CFR.org published an article on the size and characteristics of the Internet in China. Citing data from CNNIC, the article gives some great insight into the Chinese Internet.
From the article:
The number of Internet users in China has grown to 668 million, according to a report released last week by the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), a state agency that administers China’s domain name registry and conducts research on the Chinese Internet. Below are the main points from the agency’s annual Internet development report. Full text of the report can be found here.
The report lists several interesting data points which included:
- As in the rest of the world, young people account for a majority of Internet users. People between ten and thirty years of age make up 55.2 percent of the online population in China.
- Users of online payment platforms like Alipay, the Chinese equivalent of Paypal or Venmo, continued to grow. Among Chinese Internet users, 53.7 percent use an online payment platform, while 46.5 percent of mobile phone users use a mobile payment service.
Read the full article on CFR.org
Chinese internal markets are 2 complicated. India’s the better route to ROI with cognitive Sanskrit / Hindi and aspirational English. NNNNN is the Emperors new cloths.
Every government wants their citizens to be on the internet, what a better way to keep track of me and you.
You buy stuffs online via AliBaba or any of the Chinese eCommerce, they aka the CPC already have your personal info and credit cards on you.
Chinese Hackers hacking into China’s AliBaba in China….that will never happen. It mean death penalty.
Mao Che Tung is turning in his grave over this capitalist revolution.
For Bitcoin Protocol Hack 50% of Network Control needs… Its China Sucsess Chance.
I will like it if they all hear English.