Google China web site (the "Google of China") exit storm has been going on for several months.

January 12, 2010, Google's senior vice president, chief legal officer David Drummond issued a statement claiming that suffered from mainland China is believed to a major cyber attacks, said the company's China operations are evaluating the feasibility of and may completely withdraw from the Chinese market.

At 3:03 on March 23, he again made public statements continue to claim that Google is "a complex network from China, victim of an attack," announced the end to Google's Chinese search service "filter review" and Go to the search service from the mainland of China in Hong Kong.

However, we understand that Google China by a company called "Beijing Gu Xiang Information Technology Co., Ltd." (hereinafter referred to as "Gu Xiang Company") operations. Public information, which is a joint venture company, both funded 50%, a total investment of 2.85 million yuan.

But what is surprising is that Google China several months out of this storm, the joint venture in the employer did not sound. A man named "Northern foolish brother in North America," posted on the blog, wrote: "the past few months, I always want to hear Google China in the voice of employers, after all, the Chinese people there, but never listen that was very depressed. "

He thus questioned the Chinese joint venture, is not "belong to foreign parties 'puppet'?"

In this regard, China Youth Daily reporter conducted a survey.

ICP license controversy

Public reports indicate that Gu Xiang's set up, closely related to the ICP license.

According to Chinese laws and regulations, foreign Web sites in China, must be issued by the communication management information services business license, that ICP license, which stands for "People's Republic of telecommunications and information services business license." With ICP, was paid via the Internet to provide information to users and other services, including business online advertising, paid to provide specific information content, e-commerce and other online applications.

January 25, 2006, Google introduced google. cn. April 12, 2006, Google CEO Eric Schmidt said in Beijing the world that Google's Chinese name is "Google." Google officially entered China.