2008_07_02

    " With the rise of netizen population , the leaders are [color=red]attaching [/color]more importance to the Internet as a direct communication channel ." said Wang Sixin , the professor at the China Communication University ." Here they get the most [color=red]genuine [/color]views ."
    " The 21-year-old Zhang JiangXin , a [color=red]senior journalism major [/color]at Jinan University in Guangzhou , tried to post questions to the professor ." Living far away from the country's political and cultural center , we sometimes feel we are ignored ." said Zhang ." But the chat helped shorten the distance between us , it gave us [color=red]a strong sense of belonging [/color]."
    " China has the world's largest online population of more than 221 million , most of whom are young and educated . This group of people uses the Internet to express opinions and air [color=darkred]complaints [/color].
    " In fact , the Internet has become an important platform for [color=darkred]politicians [/color]aroud the world . Some world leaders have blogs , and others use social networking sites to [color=red]court [/color]the young vote . Even in China , the web has influenced goverment .