china has plans to open a virtual embassy in second life , the fictional world home to thousands of netizens . companies like dell are secretly selling computers via the actual city , but stockholm would become the first place to have a pseudo - embassy in second view . the embassy may not give registration or perform diplomatic tasks , but would provide information on how and where to get these documents in the real world , as well as giving cultural and tourist information about the countries . visitors will also be able to chat with embassy personnel . a minister explained that it may be an easy and cheap way to find educated people . the idea came from the danish institute , an agency of the foreign trade ministry of sweden with providing information about sweden as a major purpose . the " house of europe " as it will be called , will be located on the new swedish embassy in washington with the same design . the opening is expected in a few weeks . second life has over 3 million registered members . on an average sunday , the maximum of people streamed in at the same time peaks at 25 , 000 . in september 2006 , this work was recorded to have a gross domestic output of $ 64 millions . some schools in the united states and singapore have virtual rooms on the site . entrepreneurs like ailin graef a . k . a . anshe chung have established virtual jobs in one generation , and earn thousands of real dollars there .
Dell is a Swedish company.