Oddee.com is a collection of Oddee.com is a blog site with a variety of strange pictures, and is also a popular weird blog site in the United States, covering art, pop culture, music, geography, medicine, anthropology and other fields. Interesting, eccentric and funny has become the signature feature of the site.

Fail Blog (Fail Blog) is A U.S. video blog site, mainly for users to provide video browsing, uploading, commenting and sharing services, its video content covers life, entertainment, education and funny categories.

Sushi Day is A blog site about sushi in the United States, created by a couple who love sushi. Through the blog, the site spreads a variety of sushi recipes and sushi-related terms, including a variety of crazy sushi recipes made from special ingredients.

Cuded is an American inspirational design blog site that features the work of various artists and designers, covering architecture, advertising, games, art, pictures, illustrations, fashion, music, web design and photgraphy. users can also share these artistic inspirations through social networking sites such as and. Users can also share these artistic inspirations and get in touch with the original designers through social networking sites such as and.

HubPages is a San Francisco-based blog site about life in the United States, with a high popularity in the United States, was created in August 2006. The site's content is very practical, mostly health, cooking, fashion, pets and other aspects of life.

Kotaku is a Gawker Media ( Kotaku is a video game-related blog site owned by Gawker Media, which has been named one of the "Tech News Blog 100" and is ranked 40th in search engines.

Silicon Valley Gossip (Valleywag) Valleywag was officially launched in February 2006; five years later, in February 2011, it was discontinued and redirected to a technology theme page; and then relaunched as Valleywag on April 22, 2013.

Attack of the Cute It is an animal photo blog site where bloggers from all over the world contribute their pets or take selfies of cute animals and collect them on the site.

Rod2.0 is an American blog site dedicated to homosexuals. Rod2.0 is an American blog dedicated to homosexuals, providing news about homosexuality, activism, pop culture, and fashion, among other topics.

Mashable was founded in 2005 Initially a personal blog, it has grown to become one of the most visited blogs in the world, with more than 20 million monthly visitors and more than 13 million fans on major social networks. Blog columns including social media, technology, finance, environmental protection and many other areas of news, said it "has become an important news site.

Pixelpipe is a one-stop Pixelpipe is a one-stop platform for sending information, mainly to synchronize text messages, audio and video, and pictures posted by users to more than 75 social networking sites and blogs and other sharing platforms, such as the same article or the status of different content can be synchronized and updated to different social networking sites. The site is created and maintained by Brett Butterfield.

Gawker is a blog site under Gawker is a blog site created by Nick Denton in New York in 2003n, focusing on socialites and media related information.

About.me is a personal profile The blog site, known for its quality domain name and simple pages, was created in December 2009 by Tony Conrad (one of the founders), Ryan Freitas, and Tim Young, among others.

Tumblr is the originator of the world's light blogging sites, and the largest light blogging site, founded in 2007 by David -It was founded by David Karp in 2007. The site's media format between traditional blogs and micro-blogs, is a stream-of-consciousness trivial narrative, both expression and social, becoming the most favored social networking site for young people.

VentureBeat is an American VentureBeat is an American technology blog site that collects information on innovative companies and the management talent of innovative companies. The site has a very strong editorial team, they are Anthony Ha (in charge of technology), who was the columnist of Hollister Free Lance, Dean Takahashi (in charge of games), who was the editor of the Los Angeles Times and Camille Ricketts (in charge of green technology), who was the editor of the London section of the Los Angeles Times. Ricketts (Green Technology).