Facebook is a social software platform that many foreigners like, similar to China's wechat and QQ, but what's the matter with the recent rejection of the application to enter China? Yesterday, Facebook's application to register a subsidiary in China was rejected, July 26 reported. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that as long as we abide by China's laws and regulations and fulfill China's departmental regulatory requirements, we are all welcome.
A document approved by China's national enterprise credit information publicity system last week showed that Facebook's wholly-owned subsidiary registered in Hangzhou, but disappeared in industrial and commercial publicity a few days later.
Geng Shuang, spokesman of the Ministry of foreign affairs, said that in recent years, China's Internet has flourished, and China has become the world's largest Internet user market. We are willing to share the development opportunities of China's Internet with other countries. Foreign Internet companies are welcome to develop in China as long as they abide by the laws and regulations of China and fulfill the regulatory requirements of Chinese departments.