You might know that Chinese WoW players are still playing TBC while the expansion WLK had released for almost one year. Several hours ago, a piece of shocking news came out: China's General Administration of Press and Publication posted a statement on its Website that the NetEase affiliate company that operates World of Warcraft should suspend charging users to play the game and not allow new account registrations. That means GAPP didn't approve World of Warcraft in China. I guess the future of the game doesn't look good in China.

Meanwhile, Chinese Ministry of Culture said that the review is not appropriate. Everyone knows that the content under review had already been approved while the game was being run by The9. They believe the game will be back in business before long, and they can get wow items with wow gold. When you consider that along with the Ministry of Culture's comments, it seems that the government isn't quite sure whether they're approving the content or not.

However, China's No.2 Internet games operator NetEase.com Inc (NTES.O) said it has been notified by a Chinese government agency that its operation of the World of Warcraft game does not have proper approval.

We're not sure what happens from here and we’ll keep an eye on the issue. We are providing wow gold, Aion kinah as well as other virtual currency.