As China has the largest population in the world,“being digital”is beyond a fascinating prediction-computer has actually become an indispensable tool in the life of more and more Chinese. People have gradually got used to acquiring fatest information they need through the mouse and the keyboard．

The invention of the Internet has brought Chinese people into a boundless world that has never existed before．The Internet has ever-expanding functions．People can search data，read news,receive messages and chat with friends on-line．If they want,they can also work at home and shop around on the Web or even open their own on-1ine store.

It is quite easy to have access to the Internet in China，especially in cities．All you need is a simple username and a pin for dial-up．The Internet fees will be automatically charged to the telephone account,you need not register or pay monthly rent for Internet access．An individual user of the broadband in Beijing Just needs to pay fees equivalent to 149 U.S.dollars a year．

Internet “New Life Movement”

 The New Life On-line

 Cool IT guys

 On-line players

 Network buddies the world over

 Network scribblers and fantasy writers

 Exploring treasures on the Internet

 Impression on Internet bars

 “Have you QQ'ed today?”

 Diaries on the growth of “Chinese Penguin”

 Fang Xingdong and“Blog China”

 Sina has the secret，Baidu is considerate

  Sina's secret of success

 “Just Baidu it if you have a question!”

From Radio Paging to Cellphone Entertainment

 Collecting Bps

 Discarding“dageda”(early cellphones)

 The most in“thumb generation”

 Short message stars

Digtal Imaging：Opening a Door to the Audio-visual World

 “DV guest”era is coming

 Interview：Mr．Zhao's DV concept

 Interview：Digital image concept of the“post-8Os”

Zhongguangcun Memories

 Brief history of Zhongguancun

 Thriving years for vendors

 Lenovo's twenty years

 From“Computing Institute”to“Legend”

 The era of Legend

 Lenovo=Dream+Innovation

China's Informatization Process

 Scan：Digital cities

 Long-distance education for elementary and middle schools in the countryside

 TV in the e-era