After you register Chinese.com domain in TodayISP, you need to make a Chinese website. The reason is that Chinese language is the dominate language in China. Even though there is a small portion of population in China who has good command of English, most people in China speak, read and communicate in Chinese language. There are quite several Chinese dilates including Gan, Guan (Mandarin or Beifang), Kejia (Hakka), Min (including the Hokkien and Taiwanese variants), Wu, Yue (Cantonese) and etc. But in writing, there are only two types of Chinese characters: traditional Chinese and simplified Chinese. If you are targeting Chinese speakers in Taiwan, Hongkong , Macau , you need to have your website translated into traditional Chinese. Otherwise, if you are targeting Internet users in the Mainland China and Singapore, then you need a simplified Chinese website. If you want a website with both traditional Chinese version and simplified Chinese version, you will just need to translate the website into either traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese. Then you can use software to convert traditional Chinese language into simplified Chinese and vice verse.

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