Till today we still cannot open the websites of “***.blogspot.com”. I found some proxy service to check the websites…some works, some not. Sorry if you didn’t see my comments. I only know how to find a proxy service, not a Hacker! 
I don’t know the exact reason. But this is not the first time that the Chinese lost the access to “blogspot” in China…. Hope our blogs’ future is like the sun and green leaves in the photo.
Hope is in our heart~~ for our freedom of speech, for our freedom of net-speech!!
October 30, 2006 - Green
imported said,
Keropok Man said…
When I see lotus leaves like this, I am reminded of lotus leaves rice. Yum yum…
10:34 PM, October 29, 2006
Denton said…
A very touching explanation for your photo.
11:35 PM, October 29, 2006
Lisi said…
Jing, really sorry to know that they block blogger.com again. Anywaz, try this website and follow the instruction and hopefully it would…http://www.pkblogs.com/
11:45 PM, October 29, 2006
Olivier said…
j’espere que tes superbes fleurs t’ouvriront les portes de tous les blogs. mais ils arrivent souvent aussi que je n’arrive pas a ouvrir un blog ou mettre un commentaire et c’est enervant.
internet est-il controle et bloque en chine ?
I hope that your superb flowers will open the doors of all to you the blogs. but they often also arrive that I do not arrive has to open a blog or to put a comment and it is irritating. is Internet control and blocks in China?
1:56 AM, October 30, 2006
Annie said…
Blogger has been difficult to use for the past two days here in Arkansas, USA too.
11:32 AM, October 30, 2006
Kris said…
definitely a photo of hope, Like it a lot!
Why block the “innocent” bloggers? cant they do it selectively? Geez
3:34 PM, October 30, 2006
Jing said…
Kris,
bloggers…a freed space where people can express what they think. thats the reason they blocked it. For us, freedom of speech is less. 
thats the Chinese characteristic.
Annie,
thx for your nice comments. yes, i read that news online,for some technical problems at first, and then we lost the access.
Olivier
really thx for your daily comments.
it really annoied me and lots of Chinese netizen!!The net-control in China is as the part of freedom of speech control. we cannot say what we want to say.
lisi
thx, thx for your nice comments and information. 
now i am using the pkblogs.com to access to the blogs. So pity that i can open your website,but i cant open those new photos since last Friday you posted.:(( I cant post the comments there. So pity!!
denton
thx, thx for your nice support and give me more confidence to go on this blog. I really like this DP family. It let me feel i have support, so warm in heart!
keropok man
:))
i like lotus leave rice too!!
so sorry, i cant see your new photos on your blog, only words when i use the proxy service. dont know how to leave comments…
have a nice day!!
and thx all of my friends to leave and keep visiting shanghai daily photo blog!!!
thx for your supporting!!
…Jing
7:48 PM, October 30, 2006
Irredento Urbanita said…
The government participates avoiding the access to some sites?
8:57 PM, October 30, 2006
Jing said…
irredento
yes,the government here controls the net. they blocked some “bad” websites for us to read, not only blocked the “blogspot”, and here we also cannot open many websites, mostly from abroad. like wiki, here we cant access to the Chinese edition.
:(
and thx for keeping visiting shanghai daily photo blog. So pity I cannot see your new photos since last Friday we lost the access.
hope i could see them soon.
..Jing
9:20 PM, October 30, 2006
macky said…
You cannot access to Chinese edition? It it so bad…
I hope you can see blogspot very soon:-)
10:18 PM, October 30, 2006
Carlos said…
I am sorry to hear that. Freedom of speech can be repressed but not erased. New ways will be found.
8:03 PM, October 31, 2006
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