". China" is expected to become the world's first pure Chinese top-level domain name

China News agency, Beijing, October 31 (Xinhua Liuchangzhong) Chinese Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) disclosed today that October 30, at the 36th session of ICANN, which was just concluded in South Korea, the Internet name and digital address distribution Agency (ICANN) voted ". China" Non-English domain name suffix Express Channel implementation plan.　　This means that the biggest change since the advent of the Internet, "the Internet domain Name system to the Chinese language, including many languages open" took a substantive step.　　In this respect, the industry said that the ". China" as the representative of the non-English domain names of international applications and global deployment will officially enter the "fast track"; With a number of international standards in the Internet, nearly a decade of operation and technical support experience, on the internet to represent China's top Chinese domain. "China" is expected to become the world's first pure Chinese global top-level domain name. Peter Dengate Thrush, chairman of the ICANN committee, said that more than half of the world's 1.6 billion netizens use languages other than Latin Peter Dungart Slash.　　Including China, South Korea, India, Arabia and other countries will be in the Internet virtual world to occupy a place in the future, to find a better space for development; "In some cases it is a matter of national pride and cultural identity," said Rod Beckstrom, ICANN's president, Bextom. China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), as the national domain name registration and management Agency, has been preparing for 10 years for technical research and international application of global top-level domain names around pure Chinese, under the guidance and support of the Ministry of Industry and Information technology and other national competent departments such as the Chinese Academy of Sciences. At present, Microsoft IE, Google Chrome, Firefox Firefox and other global master browser has been implemented on the ". China" domain name of the barrier-free support.　　Google, Yahoo and other search engines have gradually set up a ". China" domain name under the site collection and support work. It is understood that the ". China" and other non-English domain name suffix of the international application work will be officially opened on November 16, 2009.