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                              FANG YUAN MANSION 9F,
                      ZHONGGUANCUN SOUTH STREET YI NO. 56,
                      HAIDIAN DISTRICT, BEIJING, PRC 100044

                              INFORMATION STATEMENT
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                                     GENERAL
                              ---------------------


             NOTICE AND INFORMATION STATEMENT DATED MARCH ____, 2001

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF FROLINK SOFTWARE CORPORATION, INC.

In  accordance  with the  provisions  of Section  78.320 of the  Nevada  General
Corporate Law ("NGCL"),  notice is hereby given that a majority of the owners of
Forlink Software Corporation,  Inc. owning 18,475,000 shares of Forlink Software
Corporation,  Inc.  representing  72.5%  will be voting on March  ____,  2001 to
acquire  all of the  outstanding  stock of Beijing  Slait  Science &  Technology
Development  Limited Co., a China  corporation ( the "Company")  having not less
than the minimum  number of votes that would be  necessary  to authorize or take
such action,  as described below has, by written 2 consent without a meeting and
without a vote,  on March  _____,  2001 ("the  written  consent") in lieu of any
meting taken the following shareholder actions:

Only  holders of record of the  Company  stock at the close of business on March
__,  2001,  are  entitled  to  receive  notice  of the  informal  action  by the
shareholders  in accordance  with Section 78.320 of the NGCL.  This  Information
Statement is being sent on or about March ____,  2001 to such holders of record.
No response is being  requested from you and you are requested not to respond to
this  Information  Statement.  In  accordance  with Section  78.320 of the NGCL,
unless otherwise  provided in the articles of  incorporation or the bylaws,  any
action required or permitted to be taken at a meeting of the stockholders may be
taken  without a meeting  if,  before or after  the  action,  a written  consent
thereto is signed by  stockholders  holding  at least a  majority  of the voting
power,  except that if a different  proportion  of voting  power is required for
such an action at a  meeting,  then  that  proportion  of  written  consents  is
required.


            WE ARE NOT ASKING YOU FOR A PROXY, AND YOU ARE REQUESTED

                             NOT TO SEND US A PROXY.


Company:
Fang Yuan Mansion 9F
Zhongguancun South Street Yi No. 56
Haidian District, Beijing, PRC 100044
Tel. 011-8610 8802 6368


                       FORLINK SOFTWARE CORPORATION, INC.

                     INFORMATION STATEMENT FOR SHAREHOLDERS


No Solicitation of Votes

Under Section 78.320 of the NGCL, in lieu of a meeting,  shareholder  action may
be taken by written consent of a majority of the outstanding shares necessary to
authorize  the  transaction.  The  officers and  directors  of Forlink  Software
Corporation,  Inc. owned 18,475,000 shares of common stock of the Company, which
represents  approximately 72.5% of the total number of outstanding shares of the
Company eligible to vote before the transaction  occurs.  Therefore,  other than
the officers and directors, no vote of any other shareholder of the Company will
be required to authorize the acquisition.

The Board of Directors of the Company  approved the  acquisition at a meeting on
March ___, 2001.

                             PRINCIPAL STOCKHOLDERS

     So far is  known  to the  Company,  the  following  table  sets  forth  the
beneficial owners of

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5% or more of the Common Stock as of March ____, 2001.  Beneficial ownership has
been  determined  for  purposes  herein in  accordance  with  Rule  13d-3 of the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934 as amended, under which a person is deemed to be
the beneficial  owner of securities if such person has or shares voting power or
investment  power in  respect  of such  securities  or has the right to  acquire
beneficial ownership within 60 days.

(a)  Beneficial  Ownership  before the  Acquisition of Beijing Slait Science and
Technology Development Limited, Co. and shares that approved the acquisition.

                                                              
- --------- ------------------------------- --------------------------- ----------
Title      Name and Address                Amount and Nature of       %of Class
of Class   of Beneficial Owner             Percent
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
Common     Liang Che
- --         Zhong Zhi SRP Co                5,781,000                    22.7%
- --         Shen Nan Zhong RD Shnzhn        Director, CEO, Treasurer
- --         Guang Dong Province             -
- --         China                           -
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --         Wei, Song
- --         No. 6 BLDG S Dong Cheng         5,612,500                    22%
- --         E. Dist. Saio Zhen Pantu        Director
- --         Guang Dong Pro                  -
- --         China                           -
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --         Xiaoxia Zhao
- --         231-2-501 Hui Xing Li             5,790,500                   22.7%
- --         Chao Yang District                President Chairman
- --         Beijing                           -
- --         China                             -
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --         Cede & Co                        -                            13.4%
- --         P.O. Box 222                     -
- --         Bowling Green Station            -
- --         New York, New York 10274         3,409,345
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --         Jei Zhang                        -                            5.1%
- --         No. 21 Shiu Jun Nan Nie          -
- --         Guangzhou                        -
- --         Guang Dong Province              1,291,000
- --         China                            Director , Secretary
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --         Michael J.A. Harrop               -                           4.7%
- --         94 Rue de Lausanne                -
- --         Geneva SWITZERLAND                -
- --         CH1202                          1,200,000
- --------- ------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------



All Officers and  Directors as a group owned 79.8% prior to the  acquisition  of
Beijing Slait Science and Technology Development Limited, Co.



As a  result  of  the  acquisition  of  Beijing  Slait  Science  and  Technology
Development  Limited,  Co. and the issuance of 59,430,000 shares of common stock
bringing  the new  total  outstanding  stock  to  84,900,000,  the new  officers
directors and beneficial owners are as follows.
















                                                           
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Title            Name of Beneficial     Amount and Nature of
of Class         Owner                  Percent                      % of Class
- --------------- ----------------------- ---------------------------- -----------
- --------------- ----------------------- ---------------------------- -----------


   Common          *  Liang Che          5,781,000                     6.8%


- --------------- ------------------------ ---------------------------- ----------
- --------------- ------------------------ ---------------------------- ----------


                   *  Wei, Song           5,612,500                    6.6%


- --------------- ------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --------------- ------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------


                   ** Xiaoxia Zhao        5,790,500                     6.8%
                                          Chairman, Secretary,
                                          Treasurer
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- --------------- ------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------

                   *  Jing Zeng            5,260,000                     6.1%
- --------------- ------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------
- --------------- ------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------

                   ** Yi He                 23,800,000                   28%
                                            President, Director
- --------------- -------------------------- ---------------------------- --------
- --------------- -------------------------- ---------------------------- --------


                   * Honkeung Lam            9,000,000                   10.6%
                                             Director
- --------------- --------------------------- ---------------------------- -------





     *     5% or greater shareholder
     **    Officer Director after the acquisition.


Forlink  Software  Corporation,  Inc.  is not  required  to  solicit  and is not
soliciting votes or consents from any of the Company's other shareholders.
Recent Transactions

Organization and Corporate History


Forlink Software  Corporation Inc. (Formerly Light Energy  Management,  Inc. and
formerly  Why  Not?,  Inc.)  is  a  Nevada   corporation  which  was  originally
incorporated  on  January  7, 1986 under the laws of the State of Utah under the
name of Why Not?, Inc. and subsequently  reorganized under the laws of Nevada on
December 30, 1993.  The Company's  reorganization  plan was  formulated  for the
purpose of changing the state of domicile  and provided  that the Company form a
new  corporation  in Nevada which acquired all of the  contractual  obligations,
shareholder rights and identity of the Utah corporation, and then the


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Utah corporation was dissolved.  The Company is in the developmental  stage, and
its operations to date have been limited.

         On November 3, 1999, the Company entered into a Plan of  Reorganization
with Beijing  Shijiyonglian  Ruanjian  Jishu  Youxian  Gongsi  (Beijing  Forlink
Software  Technology Co. Ltd,  (hereinafter  "BFSTC"),  under the terms of which
BFSTC gained control of the Company.

         Pursuant to the Plan of  Reorganization,  the Company  acquired 100% of
the issued and outstanding  shares of BFSTC in exchange for 20,000,000 shares of
the Company's  authorized,  but unissued,  common stock. BFSTC is engaged in the
Internet e-commerce and Internet software development business, and the Internet
vertical  portal  business.  The  business of BFSTC  became the  business of the
Company.


         In May of 1998, the Company  entered into an agreement  under the terms
of which it intended to merge with  Teknocapital  Finance Ltd.  Pursuant to that
merger  agreement,  the shareholders of Teknocapital  would exchange 100% of the
issued and  outstanding  shares of  Teknocapital  for 4,000,000 of the Company's
common stock. Pursuant to that agreement, the existing Board of Directors of Why
Not?,  Inc.  resigned.  New members were  appointed to fill their  vacancies and
Teknocapital management assumed responsibility for the Company's affairs.

         Thereafter,  the merger agreement with  Teknocapital was  substantially
modified.  Specifically,  the  consideration  given  for  the  issuance  of  the
4,000,000  shares of the  Company's  common  stock was changed  from 100% of the
issued and  outstanding  shares of  Teknocapital  to the execution of promissory
notes  totaling  $ 275,000  payable  to the  Company  by  Harrop & Co.  With the
execution of these promissory  notes, the merger with Teknocapital was abandoned
and the Company  continued its activities as an unfunded  venture in search of a
suitable business  acquisition or business  combination.  In November,  1998 the
Company's name was changed to Light Energy  Management,  Inc. in anticipation of
merging  with  another  company.  The merger did not occur,  but the Company was
unable to register the old name of Why Not?, Inc.

Prior to May of 1998, the Company operated as an unfunded venture. The Company's
operations  were  funded  through  loans  from  officers,  directors  and  major
shareholder in amounts sufficient to enable the Company to satisfy its reporting
and other obligations as a public company, and to commence,  on a limited basis,
the process of investigating possible merger and acquisition candidates.

         In May of 1998, the Company  entered into an agreement  under the terms
of which it intended to merge with a company named  Teknocapital  Finance,  Ltd.
The Company  entered into this  agreement in hopes of  developing a  proprietary
internet based business  information  delivery technology called "Bizzmoz".  The
Company  intended  to market  Bizzmoz as an  interactive  information  interface
between a sponsoring business or group and their selected audiences.  Soon after
the agreement with Teknocapital in May of 1998,  management came to believe that
the Company was more  valuable  as a vehicle for a business  combination  with a
line of business  other than that  proposed  by the  Teknocapital  merger.  As a
result,  management chose to modify the consideration  given for the issuance of
the 4,000,000 shares of the Company's common stock issued in connection with the
Teknocapital  transaction.  Rather than the acquisition of all of the issued and
outstanding shares of Teknocapital, the consideration

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for the issuance of these shares became the execution of promissory notes by the
shareholders.  Thereafter,  and throughout 1998, the Company once again operated
with  capital  contributions  by  management  aimed  solely at  maintaining  the
Company's  reporting  status and  attractiveness  as a candidate for combination
with another business.

Beijing Slait Science & Technology Development Limited Co. Acquisition:

On  January  11,  2001,  the  Company  entered  into an  Agreement  and  Plan of
Reorganization  (the  "Agreement")  with Forlink Software  Corporation,  Inc. to
purchase  100%  ownership  of Beijing  Slait  Science &  Technology  Development
Limited Co. in exchange for Common Stock of the Company. Beijing Slait Science &
Technology  Development  Limited Co.  ("SLAIT")  is an  Application  Integration
Technology (AIT) provider.



Established in 1998,  The SLAIT Company is focusing on offering the  Application
Integration  Technology  (AIT) and its  applications.  SLAIT also  provides  the
application total solutions of AIT for several  industries:  Telecommunications,
Financial Services, the Retailers and Third Party Logistics.

Based on its principle - Technology,  Service and Quality are in First Priority,
the company  provides the customers with  state-of-art  products and services in
both software and hardware,  helps  enterprises to offer  e-commerce  service to
their customers. Among these enterprises, there are Beijing Mobile Communication
Company,  PICC (People's  Insurance Company of China), and the Agricultural Bank
of China Guangdong Branch.

SLAIT provides  services for training  consultation and e-commerce  transactions
and focuses on assisting  customers in providing  reliable  e-commerce  services
total  application   solutions.   SLAIT  also  assists  enterprises  in  various
industries in fully  utilizing  their  existing  investments  in developing  new
integrated application systems.

SLAIT has  approximately 80 employees to include  recognized  senior  technical,
sales and  project  management  professionals  with a great deal of  experience,
intensive spirit of progress and consciousness  toward  innovation.  The company
has newly  established  offices in the main  cities of China  with  professional
experts for customer support.
I.       Company business

SLAIT's  business  is  focused  in  three  areas  :  (1)  Developing  enterprise
application software,  (2) Developing enterprise  application  integration (EAI)
platforms and tools,  (3) application  solutions  consulting for enterprises II.
Products and tools

SLAIT has two application  integration  platforms : TPCS and ORBCS . They are as
follows:
(1)      Transaction Process Control  System -- TPCS

     TPCS is based on an X/OPEN  distributed  Traction Process (DTP) model. TPCS
     provides a platform and tools for distributed application  development.  At
     present, TPCS 2.0 has been widely

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     used in many large  application  projects  and  products,  such as Business
     Operation  Support  Systems  (BOSS)  used by  China  mobile  communications
     Corp.(CMCC),  data center of People's Insurance of China Corp.(PICC),  etc.
     TPCS supports many operating systems  environments  ,such as HP HP-UX , IBM
     AIX , SUN Solaris , SCO UNIX and windows platforms.
(2)      Object Request Broker Control System -- ORBCS

     ORBCS is based on OMG Common Object Request Broker  Specification  (CORBA).
     ORBCS is an  application  integration  platform  which SLAIT is developing.
     ORBCS 1.0 (based on CORBA 2.3) is used in Data  Center  projects of Beijing
     Mobile   Communication   Corp.   (BMCC).  We  expect  the  new  application
     integration platform to be widely used in many projects in the near future.
     Combined with Software  Engineering  Environment  (SEE) technology (such as
     the Software  Capability  Maturity  Model  -SW-CMM),  ORBCS  promises to be
     higher in productivity and quality of application development.

     SLAIT has developed many application systems and solutions in several areas
     , such as mobile communication, banking and large enterprises.
III.     Market Analysis

SLAIT is  focusing  on the market of  application  integration.  We believe  the
market  in  China  has  just  started.  Because  of  lack of  infrastructure  of
application  systems,  the  requirement  of  many  enterprises  for  application
integration is weak. But some areas, such as mobile  communication,  banking and
some modern enterprises.,  have requirements to integrate application systems in
enterprises  (A2A). We believe that based on the development of the Internet and
communications in China , the requirement of application  integration  tehnology
(AIT) and its solutions for the network economy will be continue to increase.

At present  SLAIT has completed  large  quantities  of  application  integration
projects  in  fields  such  as   telecommunications,   banking,   insurance  and
e-commerce. The offerings include integrated application solutions,  requirement
analysis,  planning  proposal,  systems design,  equipment  selection,  software
development,   installation   and   debugging,   risk   management  and  systems
maintenance.  The  company's  business has spread  through  nearly 20 provinces,
cities and autonomous  regions. We believe in excellent  technique,  sincere and
cooperative  attitude and perfect after-sale service. We have received favorable
comments form our customers.

The SLAIT Company is focusing on offering the Enterprise Application Integration
Technology (AIT) and its applications. SLAIT also provides the application total
solutions of AIT for several industries:  mobile communications,  bank and large
enterprise.  Most  technologies  on the  market  today  that  enable  enterprise
application  integration  (EAI) address only one or two aspects of  integration,
forcing users to make multiple buying decisions to integrate  portals with their
enterprises. In contrast , with SLAIT integration solutions, we offer the robust
integration   brokering  and  data  center  technology  needed  to  address  the
converging requirements of application-to application(A2A), business-to business
(B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) integration at the Web portal . There are



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two integration platforms within SLAIT solutions :
1)       TPCS
2)       ORBCS

The two integration platforms have been introduced at above section.

The  requirement  for EAI  solutions  is very large.  The result of IDC research
(www.idc.com)  shows that EAI solutions  will increase 400% from $2.2 billion in
1998 to 11.6 billion in 2003. The other leading IT research  institute - Gartner
Group (www.gartnergroup.com) thinks 98% of new applications will be supported by
EAI technologies in 2001.

Their  revenues  are derived from binding  contracts of  applications  software,
hardware and integration  services.  We generate revenues from our two principal
businesses  :  application  software  and  integration  solutions.   Integration
solution revenues consist of hardware sales and services  including  requirement
analysis, planning proposals, systems design, equipment selection,  installation
and debugging, risk management and system maintenance etc.

The following are SLAIT's target market areas in 2001:
1)       Mobile Communications

    At  present,  the  largest  mobile  company  in the  world is  China  Mobile
    Communications  Corp.(CMCC).  CMCC  owns  about 80% of the  mobile  users in
    china. The number of mobile users is about 50 million.

    SLAIT is one of the earliest  entrants in the market of mobile billing along
    with  customer  and  account  management  systems.  The  user  list of SLAIT
    includes  Beijing  Mobile  Communications  Corp.(CMCC)and  Chongqing  Mobile
    Communications Corp..

IV.      Cooperative Partners

SLAIT is the authorized value added reseller of HP, CISCO, and has experience in
server  and  workstations  for HP along  with sales and  technical  support  for
network products for CISCO. In addition, SLAIT also maintains relationships with
GE, IBM, SUN, ORACLE ,INFORMIX and BEA Systems in marketing and development.

SLAIT's technique is not only approved by the customers,  but also recognized by
the cooperative partners, and was awarded recognition in the following areas:

         HP The best line value-added agent in 1998

         HP Asia-Pacific achievement rapid growing prize in 1998

         HP The best sales achievement prize in 1998

         HP Excellent sales achievement prize in 1999

         HP The Best Co-operation prize in 1999

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V.       Competitive Analysis

At present,  there are only a few  software  companies  focusing on  application
integration  in China.  Most of the software  companies in China are focusing on
developing  application software based on PC or concentrating  systems . We feel
that the market of EAI is very  large in China.  We think  that  management  and
technique are the keys to the market. We have done a great deal of work in these
areas.

There are three main competitors: Asiainfo Corp, Legend Corp. and China software
Corp. SLAIT's past and present customer list includes:
o        Banking
|X|  Inter-city  Banking System (ICBS) of Agricultural Bank of China,  Guangdong
     province.
|X|  Network System for Public Service of Agricultural Bank of China,  Jiangmen,
     Guangdong province.
|X|  ISC  BC  III  emulation  system  transaction   control  interface  (TCI)  o
     Telecommunication
|X| Integrated  charging and business  system of Beijing
     Mobile
Communication  Company.  |X| Business and accounting  system of Chongqing Mobile
Communication Company o Insurance
|X|      Office automation system of  PICC
|X|      Secretarial document management system for insurance
|X|      PICC data centralized treatment system
|X|      PICC manager checking system
|X|      PICC vehicle damage-assessment system
o        Retail

      Management Information System of Beijing Wanfang Supermarket
o        Network Engineering
|X|  Integrated network system project of Beijing Mobile Communication Company
|X|  Wiring and network project of cities and regions under,  and for PICC Henan
     (province) branch
|X|  Wiring and network project of PICC Jinan Branch
|X|  Wiring and network project of PICC Jiangxi Province branch
|X|  Wiring and network project of cities and regions under, and for PICC Dalian
     (city) branch

|X|      Network project of Tianshan Hotel
|X|      Network project of Qiaoyuan Hotel

A Form 8-K will be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, as soon as
the acquisition closes in order for it to be reported..  Attached as exhibit 1is
a copy of the Agreement.

The terms of the Agreement include the following:

(A)the Company will be acquiring 100% of the issued and outstanding Common Stock
of Beijing Slait Science & Technology  Development  Limited Co.,  making Beijing
Slait Science & Technology  Development Limited Co. a wholly owned subsidiary of
the Company.  The number of issued and outstanding Common Stock of Beijing Slait
Science & Technology  Development  Limited Co. is 59,430,000 with a par value of
$0.001 per share; and

(B) in  consideration  for the  acquisition  of the above shares,  Beijing Slait
Science &  Technology  Development  Limited  Co.,  a Peoples  Republic  of China
corporation surrendered 1,000,000 shares restricted Common Stock of the Company,
representing 100% of the outstanding Common Stock.

Board of Directors

As part of the  transaction,  Messeurs  Liang Che, Jie Zang,  Wei Song,  Michael
Harrop, Shengli Ma and Kanghua He resigned from the Board of Directors. Messeurs
Yi He and Honkeung Lam were appointed as new Directors to fill the vacancies.

The  Officers  and  Directors  along with their  respective  Biographies  are as
follows:

Xiaoxia Zhao,
Chairman of the Board of Directors, Secretary, Treasurer

Mr. Zhao has a Master's Degree in Computer  Science.  From Jan. 1998 - Oct. 1998
Mr. Zhao was the Vice President and Chief Technical Officer of GBS InfoTech. Co.
where he Designed  and  supervised  the  creation of Tonghua  search  engine and
portal site:  www.tonghua.com.cn.  It has become one of the most famous sites in
China within half a year. Was in charge of Beijing Telecom 8188 ISP project. The
site  (www.cj).net.cn)  has been in  operation  since 1998 and has become an ISP
with 100 million Yuan monthly revenue.  Cooperating with the Great Wall Computer
Group  Co.,  led  the  development  of the  China  National  Commodity  Exchange
(www.ccec.com.cn). The system is based on IBM RISC/6000, AIX and NetCommerce and
has been in operation since August,  1998.  Cooperating  with Legend PDA network
software.

Aug. 1997 - Jan. 1998: Chief Engineer,  Beijing Long Ma Software Development Co.
Ltd.  In  charge of  technology  management.  In  charge  of system  integration
department.  Obtained  the  contract  to develop  the first phase of the Tonghua
project.

1996 - 1997: Yahoo!Japan leading engineer In charge of Yahoo!Japan operation and
support.  Cooperated with Panasonic to develop specialized search engine. Worked
with Lotus on category and search  system  development.  Worked with Reuters and
Daily News on news page

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development.

1991 - 1996:  System  Engineer,  Japan  Itochu  Group  CRC  Research  Institute.
Developed Itochu automobile export system. Itochu financial system. In charge of
Great Wall Unix operating system technical support.

1989 - 1991: Project Manager,  China Great Wall Computer Group Co.  Participated
Great Wall Unix Chinese  system  development.  Was in charge of Sco Xenix 2.21 -
Sco Unix 3.2 Chinese system development.  In charge of Great Wall Unix operating
system technical support.

Yi He
President Director

Mr. He has a Master's Degree in Computer  Science.  From Jan. 1998 - present Mr.
He was the Founder, Chairman and President of Beijing SLAIT Science & Technology
Development Limited Co.

Mar. 1993 - Jan. 1998: Mr. He was the President of Beijing Sunny Computer System
Engineering Co.

Aug. 1990 - Aug. 1992 Project  Manager of  China Great Wall Computer Group  Co.
Sept.  1987 - Jul.  1990 Studied in the Computer  Science  Department  of Peking
University
Sept. 1983 - Jul. 1987 Studied in the Computer Science Department of
Xi'an JiaoTong University

Honkeung Lam
Director

From Jul.  2000 - present  Mr.  Lam was the  Chairman  of Beijing Hi Sun in soft
Information Technology Ltd.

Jun. 1998 - Jun. 2000 Mr. Lam was the Chairman and President of Beijing Jinshili
Information Technology Ltd.

1992 - Feb.  1998 Mr.  Lam was the  Manager  of  Beijing  office of Taiwan  Acer
Computer (Far East) Co.

1988 - 1991 Mr. Lam was the Manager of Beijing office of American Altos Computer
(Far East) Co

More Information

This Information Statement is provided for information purposes only. We are not
soliciting  proxies in connection with the items described  herein.  You are not
required to respond to this Notice.  The accompanying  Information  Statement is
for information purposes only. Please


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read the accompanying information statement carefully.

The Company files annual, quarterly and special reports and proxy statements and
other information with the Securities and Exchange Commission.  You may read and
copy any reports, statements or other information the Company files at the SEC's
public  reference room at 450 Fifth Street N.W.,  Washington,  D.C. 20549, or on
the SEC's web site, http://www.sec.gov.

You may call the SEC at  1-800-SEC-0330  for further  information  on the public
reference  rooms.  You may also obtain  copies of the filings of the Company has
made with SEC  directly  from the  Company by  requesting  them in writing or by
telephone at the following address:

Company:
Fang Yuan Mansion 9F
Zhongguancun South Street Yi No. 56
Haidian District, Beijing, PRC 100044
Tel. 011-8610 8802 6368

Payment of Expenses

The  payment  of  expenses  related  to  the  preparation  and  filing  of  this
Information Statement has been made by the Company.