Lui Ren blogs about his experience in a local SNS website called xiaonei.com. There are so far 2000 universities registered in the website. The blogger notices that there are 22,595 Anhui University alumni registered in xiaonei network while the... ...full story at Global Voices
from Global Voices on Fri, Nov 23 2007
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