Voted as Top 10 Blogs in China

Posted on February 12, 2004 by Jian Shuo Wang

I am honored to be voted as Top 10 Blogs in China 2003 (Chinese site) in the English blog category.

Logo in courtesy of wesnapcity.com

I’d like to congratulate those ten blogs in Chinese blog category, since the competition is much hotter there. 2003 is the year blogs got popular and attracted much attention. They did wonderful job. Here is the winners in the Chinese blog category.

English Blogs

In the English blog category, many are expats. Based on my knowledge, Leylop and I am exception.

I have to learn so much from them on English writing.

The Best of the Best Blogs

Although we got the prize, I know the actual winner should be the orgnizers of the award. Their blogs are listed on the right of the award page.

They consistently drove the popularity of blogs in China. Among them, we have the founders of CNBlog.org, Blogbus.com and Blogcn.com. The big names in the blog world in China. I have the honor to meet some of them and enjoyed their inspiration in minds.

The Prize

According to the Award Committee, I can get one-year subscription of E-Times Weekly, a sweater from CNBlog.org, coupon for Freeland Internet Bar and current issue of ESPN. Wow! Very nice. I know the organizers put their own money to sponsor the prize. Your effort (and money) is appreciated.

28 thoughts on “Voted as Top 10 Blogs in China”

Lee on February 13, 2004 at 4:17 am said:

Congratulations, Jian Shuo! :-) Among the billions and billions of web sites out there today, it is not easy to make a distinction!
Louis Parks on February 13, 2004 at 7:55 am said:

Congrats!
WilliamW on February 13, 2004 at 10:08 am said:

Congrats!
ELLEN on February 13, 2004 at 11:17 am said:

Reading your blog is the first thing after I read the newspapers in the morning everyday.
xiou on February 13, 2004 at 11:14 pm said:

Different from ELLEN’s view, I will read weblog first (if I do have time to read newspapers:) because bloggers introduce facts arround them with no filtering and good bloggers like Jianshuo are quick because they don’t need permission to speak out.

Well done, Jianshuo! We will see the world’s change in 5 years.
anonyMoses on April 25, 2004 at 10:34 pm said:

Ni hao!

Wo jiao anonyMoses. Wo shuo yingwen. Ni hui shuo yingwen ma? Ni dong le ma?

Well…I tried.

Congratulations on the success of your blog!

I found it by doing a Google search on 10 best blogs, and yours was up at the top.

Peace

anonyMoses

Charlotte, North Carolina, (USA)
Jian Shuo Wang on April 26, 2004 at 11:37 am said:

anonyMoses, “Wo done le”.

Congratulations for your Chinese. I can well understand what you typed.
Best Blogs in Asia on October 6, 2004 at 3:01 pm said:

Congrats, will you win for 2004 also?
Stephen on October 7, 2004 at 2:22 am said:

Winston Churchill once said “…………was so much owe by so many to so few”

Stephen
Forclear on October 29, 2004 at 8:21 pm said:

Oh I’m a freshman in the blog world ,:) My blog URL http://www.forclear.com
Plinio Cabrera on March 24, 2005 at 11:48 am said:

CONGRATULATIONS from Venezuelafor your prize as agood chinese blogger. I have looked at your blog once or twice.

Keep it. I am sure you understand the importance of your work, being a main land chinese IN ENGLISH.

Congratlations again.

By the way, I keep one blog “The Jolly Corner” with comments on Venezuela and the Americas issues. In it I mix english with spanish in order to attract more visitors.

Bye, bye…
doug on June 2, 2005 at 5:38 am said:

I am really interested in how the blogging community connects to itself, like how does someone in China like you get people to start reading and taking an interest in your blog? I am pretty new to this!
carlton yates on December 6, 2005 at 5:15 am said:

http://bravepilgrim.blogspot.com/

I would like some chinese bloggers who read english to give me feedback on this new blog that I have started. Thanks-Jim
herry on December 13, 2005 at 9:46 pm said:

第一次试图在国外找个ＢＯＬＧ找到这里～～呵呵～～好啊～～
Ruth Kennedy on February 4, 2006 at 8:59 pm said:

We all want to know how to get pics into China — especially into Chinese Google — that China won’t let in (pics such as the Tiananmen Square Massacre). Any ideas?

Cheers

Ruth
Serge on May 28, 2006 at 6:14 pm said:

Hi Jianhsuo,

Sorry for writing off the topic, how can I contact you and is it possible to exchange links with you?

I am hosting a series of free Mandarin Chinese podcast lessons (www.melnyks.com), I’m sure they can be useful for your readers and help them learn some basic Mandarin.

Serge
Mark Rosenkranz on June 4, 2006 at 5:49 am said:

The book “White Male Privilege” might be of use to some of the people in China in regards to help defeat racism. It is available on Amazon.com and The United Kingdom Amazon has a synopsis of the book.
faith5053 on September 2, 2006 at 6:16 pm said:

I learned something about wang jianshuo from 21st century.I learned that wang jianshuo is a very popular and talented gentleman. i want to communicate with him by e-mail.

I want to know the e-mail address of wang jianshuo .

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Mine is faith5053@163.com
faith5053 on September 2, 2006 at 6:19 pm said:

I am a teacher of english in a senior middle school in hebei province. I am crazy about english . I want to communicate with wang jianshuo in english to improve my english.I want to communicate with wang jianshuo in english to improve my english.

I want to communicate with wang jianshuo in english to improve my english.

I want to communicate with wang jianshuo in english to improve my english.

I want to communicate with wang jianshuo in english to improve my english.

My e-mail address is faith5053@163.com.
faith5053 on September 2, 2006 at 6:27 pm said:

Mr. wang jianshuo ,

i am a teacher of english in a senior middle school of a small county of hebei province.

I am a middle-aged woman.I am crazy about english but i have little chance to practise my oral english in my everyday life .All my colleagues are too shy to speak english face to face. They only use english in their class .i really hope to chat or write some letters in english with some friends on line.

It is very interesting that we have the same family name and my given name is jianyun.

I am eager to find a friend to communicate in english.
Learn Chinese on October 12, 2008 at 1:57 pm said:

Nice job on the blog.

gongxi gongxi

Dave
cuocthiseo on January 7, 2009 at 11:38 am said:

I vote for you – this blog! Very good!
jomong on April 19, 2010 at 2:38 am said:

The 2010 TIME 100 Poll

Kim earned South Korea’s first ever Olympic figure-skating medal, a gold one at that, during the Vancouver Games. Her graceful command of the ice – her Olympic programs earned the highest scores from judges since a new scoring system was instituted in 2006 – is single-handedly making skating the sport to watch in her golf-obsessed nation

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1972075_1972078_1972684,00.html
yreadthis on May 17, 2010 at 3:20 am said:

Its great to get the list of blogs from china at an single place. This site provides me an immediate search result of what i need. Thank you.
wanluqman on May 21, 2010 at 4:53 pm said:

Mr Jianshuo ,

I have just started blogging in English which is not mother language.

I am searching and learning on how to blog successful.

Right now I am rambling … congrat for being voted
Ayoy on August 14, 2010 at 11:48 pm said:

平时看英语都头疼，不过时常去国外的博客上溜达一圈，发现自己英语阅读水平上去了，可写的水平一直未曾见长～
Jamie on January 26, 2011 at 4:19 pm said:

Greetings from Oregon. america. I am just looking to find what is available for English conversation with china citizens!!Your president was just here and I was looking to write him,can’t find a e-mail to his office! I am very concerned about the nuclear issue as China and India are going to join others in substantial investments in this source of energy. Are you free to hear my views on the subject? I attended the Hoi Concert in 1982 when buisiness reps came from China and were attending this concert as a tribute to China and America partnerships. I have witnessed a great change , inspiered by a people who are doing well by each other. If you are interested in conversing. please contact me,Jamie
lano on February 20, 2011 at 8:04 pm said:

按计划阿拉伯风格的抗议活动中警察鼻烟

路透社

路透社 – 50分钟前

*发送

*聊天室的故事

*打印

通过绥李威村和陈罗伊斯顿

北京/上海 – 警察驱散聚集的人谁上周日在北京市中心电话后，分散在网上呼吁由中国在中东地区的抗议集会启发民运集会分数。

最后，在北京和上海的小聚会变成了对中共当局决心扼杀甚至不温不火的挑战共产党的权力示威。

北京的王府井购物街，大约100人站在一家麦当劳餐厅会成为我们的抗议活动现场，前，据互联网消息，上周六在13个城市蔓延敦促聚会。

“我想为自己的国家做点什么，以示我的力量，说：”在北京，当问他为什么把麦当劳以外的年青大学生。

人群中，包括不少好奇的围观者，也面临被警察谁把他们推倒了，高喊”脱离，脱离，别看了。”没有人被捕。一名男子说，他将与警察扭打了后，他从地上捡起一些花。

“我刚刚被作为旅游参观故宫，我在这里，然后通过这些人把我带走，”那人说，谁是身穿灰色外套，黑色的帽子和墨镜。

“他们为什么要带我走？我只是一个匆匆过客，”那人说，谁不愿透露姓名。 “民主是什么呢？”

“我们甚至没有权利说话”

在北京和上海，警车和面包车两侧所在的聚会，应该发生的街道。警察和便衣人员队伍拖着沿人群。

在上海闹市，三名男子谁似乎是在20岁左右被带到附近的警察局上海和平影后，与警察发生口角。

两位老人说，他们来到了会场，以抗议该国的腐败法律制度和警察的暴行。

“我们抗议我们的法律制度不公平。他们只是随意逮捕任何人，甚至殴打他们，说：”一位年长的女人，说她是谁对政府的她家中检获1996年生气。

“怎么这些人的人权呢？没有。我们甚至没有权利走。我们甚至没有说话的权利”，增加了一个身份不明的老人。

海外华人”博讯”网站，传播号召人们高唱的聚会的话：”我们要食物，我们要工作，我们要住房，我们要公平”。

在广州，南部城市约20至30辆警车停在外面了广州人民公园，二和三的人刑警队巡逻，园区表示，由香港电台香港电台的报告。

在兰州，成都，哈尔滨等城市，在那里的人群示威应该发生的地方聚集警察，虽然没有任何明显的迹象抗议，据博讯。

一些持不同政见者和维权人士被拘留前的示威，但不清楚如何将拘留许多有直接关系的示范调用。

打电话给包括滕彪，张建平参加周日未答复的突出的积极分子。

许志永，在北京的法学教授谁通过他的公开倡议更多的公民宪法权利的运动，简单地说，他是”限制他的自由”，但后来在周日被当局释放。

“这显然是因为今天的茉莉花事件。但我并没有涉及，”他说。

鄚之酗，北京持不同政见者，他还简要地说，在上周末举行。 “警方担心茉莉花革命。这是荒谬的，”他说。他说：”革命的电话是一个希望的表达，但为时太早的发生这样的事情讲。”

上周六，中国国家主席胡锦涛呼吁政府对互联网严格管理。

“要保持良好的气氛和微博客的有序发展，请不要讨论不适当的主题，说：”来自中国的类似Twitter的网站”威博”的Sina.com运行，早在周日发布。

该网站已阻止埃及的讨论。上周末，消息连锁店使用的”茉莉花”中的话 – 像在中东茉莉花革命 – 被封锁了。

“这似乎是一个玩笑，说：”一个大学生，谁只是想为韩而闻名。 “我不认为很多人根本不知道这是什么游行代表。”

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