MSN Chinese website has been revamped. It works pretty well. The power of its China team is getting stronger. But the MSN software is still terrible and very awkward to use. If it weren't for some business friends on it, I would have deleted it long ago. From this, it can be seen that the Chinese version development team of MSN probably hasn't set up a point in China, just translating the English version. Moreover, its website is truly based in China, forming a strong WEB but weak CLIENT situation. As Xiao Pan said: using the Chinese version, Tencent's 2008 Christmas party wonderful collection (1), the 25G online disk function on MSN absolutely cannot be found in the Chinese version, localization is done poorly. TC's CTO Xiong Huaming said, the first ten years were about competing in services, the next ten years will be about technology. This means that in the first ten years, foreign giants ignored the importance of localization in China, failing to keep up with services that meet the needs of the Chinese market, leading to a complete failure in the internet sector. However, in the next ten years, after paying enough tuition, gaining experience, and becoming smarter, they will all start using local teams, and their original technological advantages will come into play, thus leading to competition in technology. Based on this foresight, data from the TC Research Institute shows that as of October 2008, TC has applied for 1897 patents, of which 154 have been authorized, surpassing the total number of patents owned by domestic internet companies. Strategic plans require funding, otherwise it's just wishful thinking. Myspace and Facebook have also started localized operations. Domestic internet companies can still play around for now, but what about the next five or ten years? Where are our local angel investors? Our venture capitalists? Worryingly!!