chanind.github.io:
I don’t have to do anything to make my app work in the US or Singapore or Kenya or anywhere else, and I didn’t make the Chinese government angry, so it should just work in China, right? Sadly, it’s not so simple. If your app/website servers aren’t hosted from within China, then, for all intents and purposes, it’s blocked. I mean, it will probably technically load, but will be excruciatingly, unusably slow. And sometimes it will just not load at all for hours at a time. This is true for all services hosted outside of the firewall, even in Hong Kong.
Interesting read, full of insight and useful details for folks who want exposure in China.
You cannot blame China.
It is amazing how the press in the West ignore that most of the USA´s big guns are all pointed to China.
The fact that the USA has surrounded China militarily.
I don’t care if any of our sites are visible in China