From I knew Google, it cached pages can’t be shown in China because of the Internet censorship. Even Google.cn, you can not visit cached pages either. But today, when you search at Google.cn, you may find that ‘Cached’ links were disappeared. GSeeker says that Google China is going to upgrade its cached pages service, in order to make it available.

Nowadays, when China users enter Google.com, they will be redirected automatically to Google.cn, the censorable edition of Google search engine. Maybe, setting the bad edition default is a prerequisite to get license from China government, guessed by Chinese netizens.

From setting company in Beijing, Google China continued to acquire license as a business Internet content provider (ICP). But there is a long way to achievement, perhaps the government needs Google censor all information in its services and helps the Party checkup the Internet in China.

Google China does its possible to satisfy the government without doing evil, and, maybe you couldn’t get any results with searching “People” in Google.cn last Saturday.

GFW is short for Great Firewall, national censorship of China’s Internet. Baidu removed all documents about GFW in its services, such as Zhidao (Answers), Baike (similar to wikipedia). When you try to search it, it returns no results at all. 

You may search “GFW” (within quotation marks) to get content.

But it’s hard to search anything throw Google China with GFW in keywords. The right way is typed ‘G F W’.

GSeeker says that Google’s technology is more advanced. XD

There are no proof shows that this accident was asked by government. Other search engines in China are normal to return results of GFW, such as Sogou, Yahoo China and IASK. (The top one in IASK is linked to Baidu Zhidao but disabled to open.)