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Q: What are your top three favorites websites blocked in China?

I will reserve my top three for last since they are not what you think. BTW... did you know there are 15 Chinese porn sites that are not blocked? You'll never guess who owns them!

13 years 15 weeks ago in General - China

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FB,TW,HULU.Youtube

But i am using a vpn.which can help me access those websites.

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13 years 15 weeks ago

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All the China scam warning sites that are meant to help us avoid fraudsters and You Tube.

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