Internet at my hometown

These days even my hometown, a small town in east china, are wired to the Internet. Newly merged with a neightbouring town and now together called Dongbang (the 2 Chinese characters in the blue block on the map), it has an extremely ideal location for potential investment: apart from its adjacency to the Yangtze river, it was also chosen as the hub of two newly built highways (the vertical one, called Su-Jia-Hang Expressway, connecting Suzhou and Hangzhou and will later linking the northern though a 8km bridge crossing Yangtze river, and the horizontal one connecting Shanghai), with a newly building railway adding its diversity of transportation. It has a quite concise domain www.jscsdb.com, which means Jiangsu province, Changshu county (the brown part in the map), Dongbang. It's main purpose is to advertise its location and attract investments. The English part is however quite poorly designed.

More interesting web sites here are those of the schools, where I stayed for my primary and secondary education:

Xushi Middle School
Xushi Primary School (next door to my sweet home, my mother used to teach there)