Tianamen Square Massacre coverage.
June 4th marks the anniversary of a dark moment for humanity, and China.
The Tiananmen Square massacre staged students and unarmed civilians against the military sent by the Communist Party of China.
During the month-long uprising, up to 3,000 people died nationwide, and thousands more were injured in the clashes.
The iconic image of the student against the tank is a reminder of how brutal a government can be against its own people.
Fast forward 27 years later, the Chinese economy has propelled itself to the 2nd spot globally, but the ruling party’s display of westernized “Communist Capitalism” has changed very little in terms of authoritarianism.
Meanwhile, the Chinese domain market follows the ebb and flow of the overall economy in China.
We keep track of sales of short domains, between 2 to 4 characters in length, and for the .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs, as they occur among the Chinese.
Today’s list is of a healthy size, and we’ll start with a small chunk of domains by Elequa, who’s been churning out “chips” non-stop:
cjfy.com
glgj.com
hfnb.com
tgyh.com
tsph.com
tygx.com
The list continues below with other short domain sales:
2653.com
4666.com
5080.com
6333.com
cbcf.com
ccgr.com
cxn.com
czxx.com
dgzh.com
dnd.com
jbzf.com
jgbk.com
plzm.com
qpfx.com
qwdw.com
rbnq.com
sdkw.com
tnqx.com
twbx.com
wzxp.com
xkgn.com
ygzp.com
yrhk.com
zrwr.com
