Call it the Bamboo Curtain country, China. As is often reported, the Chinese government is blocking Facebook and Twitter so that their citizens can not freely access Facebook.
"In a certain way, we could still access Facebook. I myself have a Facebook profile, but rarely access it," said Yizhia, a student of Renmin University of China.
Chinese government's decision to block Facebook may cause a sense of indignation when it is done in other regions. But apparently not so in China, at least according to the narrative Yizhia.
"No problem. Young people in China now use a lot of Renren similar to Facebook. And Twitter is replaced by Weibo," says this bespectacled sweet girl.
It may be blocking websites that are often carried out by the Chinese government was heavily criticized and fraught with political motives. But on the other hand, seems to make them successful local products to thrive in their own country.
Not just Facebook and Twitter, Google was not helpless in China. Local people prefer to access the Baidu search engine, so maybe many do not know what it is Google.
"I am also more frequently access the Internet through a Youku video," concluded Yizhia. We can certainly guess what the video sharing site Youku has become a victim.
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