also Le.ca (26.ca) is a new large-scale Chinese portal and Chinese forum in Canada, created in 2010, aims to provide quality, convenient and efficient life information services for Chinese Canadians, mainly including all aspects of life in Canada, such as clothing, food, housing, transportation, eating, drinking, playing, and music.

Calgarychinese is the largest Chinese forum in Calgary, Canada, providing practical information on local news, policies, business, immigration, study abroad, housing rental, and life navigation for Chinese in Alberta, Canada.

Vancouver Cool Bar (Kvvv8) is a comprehensive Canadian entertainment forum and social networking site aimed primarily at Vancouver Chinese.

Bridge Magazine is a free Chinese magazine in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, founded in 1999, mainly covers national and local news, exclusive features, the latest laws and regulations, educational information, financial news, medicine and health care, public science and technology, arts and culture, fashion, leisure The magazine covers national and local news, exclusive features, latest laws and regulations, educational information, financial news, medicine and health care, public technology, art and culture, fashion, leisure and entertainment, and world news.

The Melbourne Chinese Youth United Association (MCYUA) is an organization dedicated to serving the Chinese youth in Melbourne, founded by a group of Chinese youth living in Australia on May 4, 2006. MCYUA was founded on May 4, 2006 by a group of Chinese youth living in Australia to promote the development of friendship between China and Australia, expand cultural exchange between China and Australia, and promote economic cooperation between China and Australia.

Victoria Chinese Forum (Victoria Chinese) is a well-known Chinese community in Canada, created on September 1, 2004, providing practical information for Chinese from Victoria, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, as well as Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, etc. The website is a useful source of information for Chinese people from the Victoria area, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, as well as mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.

Edmontonchina is the largest portal in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, created on May 8, 2004 to provide a practical information platform for Chinese. The website has more than 70 sections, including marketplace, online shopping mall, housing for rent, car sales, job hunting and entrepreneurship.

Canada Chinese Online (CCOL) is a Toronto-based Chinese website that provides practical information for the Chinese community to live, work and study in Canada.

LetterBoxd:Social You can use it as a diary to record your opinions on various topics and record the movies you've seen, and display it on your profile page, where you can find the latest and hottest movie resources.

Watching movies is a part of people's lives, and for After watching a movie you must have a lot of emotions and want to express your thoughts, the LetterBoxd website is a way for you to create and share your own movie list and find friends with common interests.

The Australian Huaxia Media Group is a leading Chinese cultural media company founded in Melbourne in August 1994. With the brand characteristics of local language, distinctive, informative and in-depth, Huaxia Media has been promoting the development of local Chinese and communication with the mainstream society.

Sgwritings is Singapore's first purely literary Chinese original website, created by renowned author Lee Yeh Ming, initially to promote his new book, Sgwritings.

Flitto: The Incentive-based Social Translation Platform Flitto is an Asian company incubated by Techstars Incubator and founded in 2012. It aims to bring in people who speak more than two languages around the world and encourage users to translate in a social group format using gamification and various reward mechanisms, with the goal of removing language barriers. It currently has over 3.3 million users from 170 countries and supports 17 languages.

For people who like to watch foreign blockbusters or TV dramas If you want to watch the latest foreign TV drama, what can you do if you don't understand the words? If you want to watch the latest foreign TV series, what can you do if you don't understand the words? It takes time to wait for the translation team to produce subtitles, so why not try this Flitto application, which can help you get the translated text easily.

Flitto is a crowd-sourced translation platform. Flitto is a crowd-sourced translation platform that allows people to learn about the world in the language they are comfortable with. The service allows users to easily translate text in 17 different languages, including audio or images, through their smartphones. In addition, users can also find a wide variety of celebrities, comics or e-commerce transactions in the community and view and browse them in the user's language.

Download Flitto and register, either with your mailbox or Facebook account, and choose your language, you will get 50p free points from Flitto after registration. Then you can search for your favorite celebrities on the social pages and follow them, so you can read their news or news in your own language.

Go to the translation page and ask for help by uploading text, pictures or audio recordings, or you can use your own language to help others with their translations. When you ask for help, you must provide P-coins as a reward; and when you help others with translation, you can also get P-coins as a reward. All activities here are conducted in the form of rewards. Users can choose to donate P-bucks to people in need or purchase goods at the Flitto store after receiving P-bucks.

Tokyocn is a comprehensive portal for Chinese in Japan and the largest Chinese portal in the Tokyo area, created in 2005 to provide practical information about living in Japan and to create a platform for Chinese in Japan to communicate freely.

Cyworld, the largest online virtual community in Korea and the most popular social networking site in Korea, with more than one-third of the Korean population as members, was created by SK Telecom in 1999. in 2003, Cyworld merged with Nate.com, a famous Korean portal.

Marburg Chinese Scholars and Students Forum (China-marburg.de) is a comprehensive community portal dedicated to the exchange of Chinese students and scholars in Marburg, Germany. The site provides a lot of practical information for students studying abroad.