Microblogging in China The website's layout, API, and mode of use was highly similar to Twitter, which was created earlier in 2006. Fanfou's users increased from 0.3 million to 1 million in the first half of 2009. The users included HP China, the "Southern Weekly", artist Ai Weiwei, writer Lian Yue () and TV commentator Liang Wendao (). Some other weibo services, such as Jiwai, Digu, Zuosa and Tencent's Taotao were launched in 2006-2009. After the July 2009 Ürümqi riots, the CPC government shut down most of the domestic weibo services, including Fanfou and Jiwai. Many popular non China-based microblogging services such as
Big Brother China final broadcast website. Votes (popular values) between 6 advanced housemates. (Due date:Jan. 4) (Live broadcast website + Weibo) Votes (popular values) between the first four evicted housemate. (Live broadcast website + Weibo)<br> According to the popularity poll, one of the first four evicted housemate with the most votes will return. Votes (popular values) between the five housemates. (Live broadcast website + Weibo)<br> According to the popularity poll, one housemate with the most votes will return. Big Brother China Big Brother China, also referred to as Housemates, Let's Stay Together (Chinese:室友一起宅) was the Chinese version of the international reality television franchise