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The '''Great Firewall of China''' ({{zh-cp|c=防火长城|p=fanghuo changcheng}}) is a blanket term thought to have been coined in an article in Wired magazine in 1997<ref>[http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/5.06/china_pr.html]<ref>[http://www.physorg.com/news6368.html] and used by international, including Chinese, media to refer to projects initiated by the People's Republic of China that attempt to block from viewers within Mainland China certain internet content. |
The '''Great Firewall of China''' ({{zh-cp|c=防火长城|p=fanghuo changcheng}}) is a blanket term thought to have been coined in an article in Wired magazine in 1997 <ref>[http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/5.06/china_pr.html]<ref>[http://www.physorg.com/news6368.html] and used by international, including Chinese, media to refer to projects initiated by the People's Republic of China that attempt to block from viewers within Mainland China certain internet content. |
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The Great Firewall of China (Chinese: 防火长城; pinyin: fanghuo changcheng) is a blanket term thought to have been coined in an article in Wired magazine in 1997 <ref>[1]<ref>[2] and used by international, including Chinese, media to refer to projects initiated by the People's Republic of China that attempt to block from viewers within Mainland China certain internet content.