China's internet should have a revolution in speed

This newspaper commentator Liu Fengyu "slow speed" is the common feeling of many Chinese netizens.　　Now, an authoritative report confirms this: the average Internet connection rate in the country is only 100.9kb/s, well below the global average connection speed (230.4KB/S), according to the 27th China Internet Development Statistics report released yesterday by China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC).　　The report also shows that even Henan, the country's fastest-running speed, is 131.2kb/s, far from the global average. The rapid development of China's Internet, the impact on public life is more and more widespread. The internet is too slow, the first to be affected is the user experience-slow network speed, online and other complaints in recent years more and more, is proof.　　Moreover, the slow speed will also increase the operating costs of the site, Google as an example, its web page response every 0.1 seconds, operating costs will be increased by 1 million U.S. dollars.　　If the impact of the user experience hurt is the people's livelihood, increase the operating costs of the site is to hurt the enterprise, which for China's Internet and even economic and social development are unfavorable. Of course, when it comes to slow speed, the public first puts their anger on the network operators. This is reasonable, I know little about the network, can not be fully judged, but a data may be able to disprove China's slow speed of reason: The world's fastest speed of the country, not the invention of the Internet, the most advanced economy, technology, the United States, but South Korea. Internet experts found that the highest speed of South Korea, there are five major reasons: first, the industry competition, the more intense competition, the higher the speed. Second, the South Korean government to encourage people to contact the Internet and other High-tech. Third, the South Korean government to share the Internet infrastructure as a condition of market access (many local providers are often unwilling to share their own interests). Four is South Korea's small people thick, small area can reduce the initial investment.　　Five is a clear blueprint for development more than 10 years ago. Network speed reflects the degree of informatization of a country, and the level of information is related to a country's political, economic and social factors. South Korea's experience shows that speed, not only the operator's responsibility, but also the government and social responsibility.　　This deserves China's reflection.　　Cnnic yesterday reported that as of last December, Chinese internet users had reached 457 million (up 73.3 million from the end of 2009) and internet penetration climbed to 34.3% per cent, which accounted for 23.2% of the total number of Internet users worldwide. One side is the rapid growth of Internet users, the total number of the world's first, while the speed is far below the global average speed, there are data shows that China's 71st-ranked global network speed. The contrast is so dramatic that it makes people think that China's gross domestic product is second in number and GDP per capita is in the top 100.　　China's Internet development is not the same as the Chinese economy, there is a quantity up to the quality is far from reaching the problem? 17 session of the V plenary tone in the next 5 years of development, send out a great signal, that is willing to sacrifice development speed also to avoid quantity first, ignoring the quality of the practice, so as to achieve "national rich and wealthy".　　China's Internet development, but also from the pursuit of quantity to the pursuit of quality change, at the same time as the development of millions of netizens to truly enjoy the development results, such as the realization of high-speed, low-cost Internet access. China's internet, should be a speed revolution. This is the demand of hundreds of millions of netizens, but also the demand of the development of China's Internet, the development of information technology in China.