4 Responses to “China’s FaceBook?”

1. China Web2.0 Review » Xiaonei Is Just another China’s Clone on December 16th, 2005 9:22 am

   [...] I got the confirmation from Wang Xing, founder of Xiaonei.com, that Xiaonei has no relationship with FaceBook. So it is just another example of China’s clone of successful site of Sillcon Valley. [...]

2. Tongy Woo on December 20th, 2005 6:29 pm

   Can they not be a bit more original? Can they not be a bit more creative? Can the Chinese not come up with any ideas of their own?
   How much nerve do they have to do this? Nothing change… well, except the face is change, big whoop. I feel disgusted and ashamed of being Chinese.

3. Hainei: Strong Competitor of Facebook Wannabe in China : China Web2.0 Review on November 15th, 2007 1:14 am

   [...] Can you believe that it is a new project by Wang Xing, the founder of Xiaonei.com and Fanfou.com. Wang Xing established Xiaonei.com in late 2005, which was acquired by Oak Pacific in Oct 2006. Several months later, Wang Xing left Oak Pacific in early 2007 and then established Fanfou, which is a clone of Twitter. About two weeks ago, I heard that Wang Xing plan to change Fanfou significantly, but I haven’t thought that it means a totally new site. [...]

4. JHON on April 3rd, 2008 3:04 pm

   what about 360Quan.com Officially China’s 2nd Largest Social Network, and the fastest growing website in the history of online China. In addition, it is ranked Largest Friend Finder Website, 8th Largest Community-based Website

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