As The China Observer I am not an expert; I too am an observer. I hope that other Inside Observers will share their knowledge to present as comprehensive a picture as possible to the Outside Observers.

CNReviews.com (CNR) is an English-language blog for those interested in learning more about this generation’s most exciting economic story: China.

The following are the Top 5 webmaster resources site in China, based on their alexa rank and pagerank.

Today I found a site: Sleeping Chinese. There are a large account of sleeping Chinese photos. The author of this site is Bernd, who was sent to China since 2002.

Culture is our tie that binds. Whether we’re into autos or art, the social context of China affects what we do. But too often we are isolated. We listen to our consultants but not each other.

All Roads Lead to China provides news, analysis, and insights to enable decision makers to build China sales, manufacturing, and distribution platforms.

A China Blog on Suzhou Expat Life was created by Ryan McLaughlin in 2003 when he first began a five-month trip backpacking around Europe and Asia. At the time it was on LiveJournal.

ChinaGeeks is a website about China. We post articles, original essays, translations, news, and relevant links to further the English-language discourse on China.

To find Chinese suppliers, do use the Internet (Alibaba.com, Made-in-China.com, GlobalSources.com etc…) and attend Sourcing Tradeshows involving Chinese exhibitors..

I have experience in managing multi-national online advertising campaigns. According to my experience, China has much lower Adwords CPC than most western countries do and online advertising is the most cost effect way to explore the huge China market.