Chinastaronline.com is a well-known Chinese news portal in the United States. With the purpose of "listening, expressing, serving, and influencing", it is committed to providing Chinese Americans with a full range of news and lifestyle information. Its content mainly includes local, Mainland China, real estate, technology, culture, literature, military, finance, beauty, food, health, fashion, travel, emotions, entertainment, sports and other information.

Cookthink is a world-renowned online recipe book. Users can find the recipes they want through four keywords: ingredients, mood, cuisine and dish type. The website provides links and related cooking tips and techniques for each recipe. It provides a wider space for personalization to many friends who like food and cooking.

LiveJournal (abbreviation: LJ) is a large comprehensive social networking website in the United States, with various social functions such as forums and blogs. It was created by Brad Fitzpatrick on April 15, 1999. The website supports multiple languages ​​and is especially popular in English-speaking countries.

MODELS.com is a well-known online community for the modeling industry in the United States. It aims to provide the latest, most comprehensive and professional fashion industry information in the world and lead global fashion. The website is participated by global models, agency companies, photographers, management sales groups and individuals, and provides information such as model rankings, information and fashion trends, model information and magazine information in the fashion industry.

New York Online (123nynews.com) is a large Chinese and foreign news portal in the United States and a cooperative unit of the world's Chinese media. It aims to provide online media for the majority of Chinese Americans. The website mainly focuses on local news in the United States and New York. In addition, it also has sections such as community life, financial management, immigration and study abroad, travel guides, Chinese people all over the world, online forums, exciting blogs, classified information, etc.

Arizona Chinese Network is the largest Chinese portal and Chinese community site in Arizona, USA. It is also a popular local Chinese website and aims to provide first-hand local information to the Chinese. The website mainly consists of sections such as Alberta News, People in Alberta, News, At Your Service, Random Thoughts, Chinese Communities, Pictures, Questions and Answers, Advertisements, Yellow Pages, and Forums.

The official Minecraft Forum (Minecraft Forum; Chinese: Minecraft Chinese Forum) is a well-known forum in the United States. It mainly consists of forum, server, wiki, IRC (instant messaging), advanced and other columns. It aims at users to exchange experiences, share information, and publish Provides a convenient platform for the latest game information and promotion of game products.

ApartmentRatings is the largest home rental review and information website in the United States. It was founded in 2000. It mainly provides users with information and services such as housing review information, moving truck rental, moving Q&A, furniture rental, roommate search, blog, etc. Users can make reasonable choices. In addition, users can also comment on the houses they have rented.

Weiming Space (MIT BBS) is a free speech forum specially created for Chinese students in North America. It was founded by Look in 1997.

Life Hacker is an independent blog website owned by the famous American news blog Gawker Media. It aims to share some life tips and IT information to improve users' work efficiency. The website was established by Gina Trapani on January 31, 2005, and currently has three versions in the United States, Japan and Australia.

4chan is a famous anonymous real-time messaging forum in the United States. It is the simplest and most creative website. It was created by Chris Poole. 4chan is well-known at home and abroad for causing different major incidents from time to time (including doxxing, online bullying, etc.), and is therefore known as the "Foreign Gordon".

Yummly is a famous semantic recipe search engine in the United States, with more than 500,000 recipes. Users can search for the recipes they need through keywords such as taste, ingredients, price, nutrition, etc. At the same time, Yummly will continuously explore the user's preferences based on the user's search, thereby recommending recipes that the user is interested in. Users can also edit and store their favorite recipes or recipes from other websites. In addition, Yummly also has powerful social functions.

Black GAY Gossip is a gay gossip community in the United States that mainly provides the latest exclusive reports on fashion, music, culture and entertainment, as well as gossip about gay celebrities and celebrities.

wowOwow is an American women's forum founded by Joni Evans. The website only targets female users over the age of 40, providing them with a platform to talk about politics and culture and share interesting anecdotes.

Asianfanatics is an American forum dedicated to discussing Asian film and television, founded in 2004. Most of the members of this forum have some Asian background, and its operating expenses mainly come from advertising and member donations.

Danbooru is an animation community in the United States. It classifies and collects users' animation works and related comments according to tags, and sets up an encyclopedia query function for users to find corresponding information. Its users are divided into three levels: basic users, privileged users and contributors, each of whom enjoy different privileges.

The social video live broadcast platform (Spreecast) is a social video broadcast media in the United States. Users can initiate public or private video communications at will. Up to 4 people can participate in communication and discussion at a time. At the same time, hundreds of users can watch in real time.

DeviantART is a popular online art community in the United States, used to display and share various artistic creations such as photography, traditional art, digital art, programming interfaces, and literature. It was created on August 7, 2000 by Scott Jarkoff, Matthew Stephens, Angelo Sotira and others. The site provides professional creators and amateurs with a convenient online communication platform and practical downloadable resources, which is very useful for artists.

Megavideo is a video sharing website launched by Megaupload, a well-known online network hard drive provider. In 2009, Megaupload and Megavideo blocked Hong Kong IPs at the same time, and megavideo.com could not be accessed normally in mainland China; on January 19, 2012, the website was forcibly closed by the FBI in the United States because it contained a large number of copyright infringing files.

SinovisionNet is an American Chinese website that integrates news, video news, current affairs, social activities, sports, finance, pictures, blogs, photography, forums, business news, food, job recruitment, housing rental and other information. Providing convenience for Chinese Americans.

The Chinese International Students Network Forum is a site dedicated to providing a communication platform and network services for Chinese international students in Los Angeles. The website is mainly composed of Chinese people, urban life, community organizations, site management and other sections.

Space.com is the world's number one website for astronomical science. It mainly provides content on astronomical science, space exploration, commercial flight, etc. It consists of the latest astronomical space information, astronomical forums, space picture libraries and items for sale. Plate composition.

MP3.com is the world's top music sharing website owned by CNET Networks International Media of the United States. The website provides users with free MP3 music downloads, online video playback, photo albums, artist information, uploading of their own music videos, music forums and other services.

CGHub is a well-known online artist communication community in the United States. It mainly provides a platform for visual artists to share their works and exchange techniques, covering film, television, comics, illustrations, advertising design and other aspects.

Gay.com is an American social networking site specifically for gay men and a popular gay dating site in the United States. It was founded in 1994 by gay man Mark Elderkin; in 2009, The website was acquired by Here Media.

The official website of the XDA Developer Forum is a world-famous developer community for Android, Windows Phone and other mobile devices. The website was founded in 2003 and now has more than 5 million users around the world. The website mainly discusses smartphone hacking technology and application software development.