China is proud of its athletes, and national pride runs high, all while the Olympics are ongoing in Rio. The Chinese need no VPN for that!
Athletes receive a high social statue in China, as in every other nation; Deng Rongrong, a Chinese 72 year old grandma has decided to immortalize them on paper cut-outs.
Cutting out 108 “ping pong heroes” sounds like a herculean task, and she receives her nation’s thanks for it, as the collection is featured at the Xiamen Olympic Museum.
Weight-lifting is a big sport for China. Photo courtesy BBC.
Meanwhile, domain market sales maintain their momentum and volume. Average price for LLLL .com “Chips” is below $1,400 dollars currently, a far cry from the $2,600 figure of last December.
Still domain investors are buying and selling, and that’s a good thing.
We keep track of short domains, between 2 to 4 characters in length, that changed hands, focusing on .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs.
Today’s list contains a two-letter .net domain, XX.net, and the usual assortment of LLLL “Chips.”
711.cn
xx.net
nmsl.cn
rqmd.cn
xjpl.cn
xjrl.cn
3501.com
7390.com
bwqw.com
bwrr.com
bzmm.com
bzyx.com
dpyh.com
dqmc.com
ffrb.com
fhfn.com
fhtb.com
fkhg.com
fmtf.com
fpfb.com
fphd.com
fplr.com
frfb.com
ftwx.com
ftxg.com
fwky.com
fzlf.com
gbth.com
hfxz.com
jcmt.com
jfyw.com
jjgn.com
khdy.com
khqp.com
kjqp.com
kkxr.com
kpyr.com
kqcy.com
krdq.com
ksdb.com
ksxt.com
kwtr.com
ljxk.com
ljyj.com
lkkb.com
lkxj.com
lmbm.com
lmkd.com
lmwm.com
lppf.com
lxnl.com
mwwy.com
npbn.com
nqqx.com
qjgp.com
qtrq.com
qyxd.com
qyyt.com
rlpf.com
rmnf.com
rndf.com
rnfm.com
rnfn.com
rnhn.com
rnlf.com
rrfm.com
rrhm.com
rsxc.com
wfzh.com
xmlk.com
yfqq.com
yxls.com
zdbk.com
zhfq.com
