Jayne Leung, director of Facebook's North Asia during the event known as the "Social Media Matters" has revealed that the social network does not intend to launch in China, reports, "The Next Web".
For a long time there have been many rumors that say that Facebook will enter the Chinese market, because Facebook had registered Facebook.cn domain, while the speculation grew even more when the founder of the site, Mark Zuckerberg visited China for the holidays.
Obviously China is a good potential for the expansion of Facebook, as the largest Asian state today has more than 500 million Internet users, and the social network is close to make 1 billion users.
However, any plan of Facebook is even more complicated since the Chinese authorities had blocked access to the largest social network in 2008.
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