A look into Chinese blogosphere from Feedsky

Written by Luyi Chen on October 2, 2006
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There’re only 7 days left for the announcement of most popular blogs of Feedsky, a Chinese feed enhance service similar to Feedburner.

Since this is in 7 days long vacation of China, no one reads blogs, so there won’t be big change in this ranking list. Let’s take a look in advance.

Feedsky is hosting this activity for the coming 2nd Chinese Blogger Conference. The 10 bloggers with largest number of subscribers to their feedsky feeds will receive sponsorship from feedsky to attend the conference to be held in Hangzhou by the end of Oct.

While reading this ranking list, keep the following points in mind. There’re three requirements for you to get into this list:

  1. Your blog should be written in Chinese. Well, this is not the official requirement, but non-Chinese blog is still difficult for the mass to understand.
  2. Use feedsky’s service.
  3. Register to participate in the activity by yourself

It is a common suggestion to provide only one feed to the public, so most feedburner users won’t use feedsky’s service in order to participate in the activity.

With above context in mind, let’s look at the top five most popular blogs from this list.

#1 http://iyee.cn/
A Chinese student in Shanghai writing tips of blogging.

#2 http://www.yeeyan.com/
A collaborative translation blog about Internet and venture

#3 http://blog.verycd.com/dash/
Blog of the founder of VeryCD. Mostly about media technology and business of his company. VeryCD is a network resource library centered around their Chinese version of Emule, a popular p2p file sharing client

#4 http://my.donews.com/virushuo/
A personal blog. The author also participate in another Chinese blog about google, ranked #7 in this list.

#5 http://www.xucx.com/blog/
An entrepreneur in Guangzhou, no focused topic.

In summary, Chinese readers are mostly fond of blogs which can teach them how to blog, translate good articles from non-Chinese world, and help them find free resources from the Internet.

2 Responses to “A look into Chinese blogosphere from Feedsky”

  1. quxiu.com on October 3rd, 2006 6:20 am

    quxiu.com=china web2.0

  2. yee on October 3rd, 2006 10:06 am

    thanks for linking me

    to be honest,only a few chinese readers like to read my blog.as you see that the population of China is really huge and the number of my feed subscribtion is only 1000 (feedsky & feedburner & original)

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