The Internet Society of China has revealed that there were over 50 million online bloggers in the country by the end of November last year, as compared to 47 million in the same month a year ago.
Gao Lulin, deputy head of the Internet Society of China, said that the increase in the number of bloggers in the country was due to the fact that more and more Chinese wanted to express their own views about local and international events through the Internet.
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A Xinhua News Agency report says that there are presently more than 100 million blogs in China.
The society, however, has not revealed how it tracked the number of blogs or bloggers.
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Gao said that netizens in China were not only a group interested in virtual space, but also an important force in real life.
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