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                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.3

      Cooperation Agreement on Short Message Services between China Unicom,
Sichuan, and Beijing Newpalm Information Technology Co. Ltd.

      China Unicom, Sichuan (hereinafter referred to as "Party A") and the
Beijing Newpalm Information Technology Co. Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as
"Party B") have reached the following agreement on cooperation in the use of
Party A's short message service platform and the brand "Sichuan Uninet" to carry
out short message and news services by displaying each other's resources
advantages and provide users of Sichuan Unicom with short message and
information services on the basis of equality, mutual benefit and
complementarities and common development:

      1. Cooperation projects
      1.1 Party A agrees that Party B has become a content and application
service provider under the brand "Uninet" (hereinafter referred to as "SP").
      1.2 Party A, as a short message platform provider, shall provide Party B
with pay short message passages.
      1.3 Party B shall utilize the short message system of Party A to provide
all kinds of information and application service to Unicom users (users for
short below).
      1.4 Party A shall use its supporting system to provide Party B with pay
commission service.
      1.5 Party A shall provide its 1001 customer service system as a call
center for inquiries and complaints.
      1.6 Party A and Party B shall work together to safeguard the brand
"Uninet" and aid it to produce more valuable services and promote a healthy
development of the value added services of Sichuan Unicom.

      2. Rights and obligations of Party A
      2.1 Party A has the right to examine and verify the business permits,
qualification certificate, operational license, information source and permits
for opening bank accounts and other materials related with normal operation as
provided by Party B.
      2.2 Party A is responsible for providing Party B with telecom network
resources and dial-up resources necessary for its operations.
      2.3 Party A shall ensure the normal operation of the message platform it
provides and if Party A needs to suspend the operation of the short message
platform due to technical transformation or system upgrading, party A shall
notify Party B in advance.
      2.4 Party A is responsible for settling accounts on business income with
Party B according to the provisions of the agreement and settles the accounts of
the previous month.
      2.5 Party B has the right of providing guidance, supervision over the
services provided by Party B.
      2.6 Party A is responsible for assigning special department (personnel)
and has the cooperation and coordination of relevant departments with Party B
with regard to operations and technology. Party A shall support Party B in
offering new value added

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services and shall give definite reply if Party B applies.
      2.7. Party A shall inform irregularly Party B of the latest policies and
developments in mobile value added services and ensure that Party B is the most
advanced and rational in its operations.
      2.8 Party A shall undertake the responsibilities for the inquiries and
complaints from users concerning network problems. Party A has the right to
re-transmit the user inquiries and complaints arising from operations to Party B
and has the right to urge party B to solve the complaints properly.
      2.9 Party A is responsible to strengthen publicity in the name of Party A
of Unicom's mobile value added service through all kinds of media,
advertisements and outdoor facilities in order to build a good corporate image
of Unicom's value added service.
      2.10 Party A has the right to introduce the SP elimination mechanism and
publish the performances of various SPs every month and if any SPs fail to
perform well, they shall be regarded as unable to perform the agreement and thus
be eliminated and have the agreement terminated. (for details, see Appendix 5).

      3. Rights and obligations of Party B
      3.1 Party B shall hold business permit for telecom and information service
and ensure that the permit is valid during the validity period of the agreement.
Party B is obliged to provide Party A with certificate of credit rating,
business license, source of information and permit for opening bank account and
other materials associated with normal operation and ensure that fee collection
for information service conform to the provisions by state pricing department.
      3.2 Party B shall abide by the "Regulations on the Management of Internet
Information Service", the provisions of China Unicom on the management of
wireless data service and other regulations and laws. Party B shall ensure the
accuracy, security and legality of the information contents provided. It is
strictly forbidden to issue or spread any information that violates the laws and
regulations of the state and that is harmful to the interests of the state, the
public and China Unicom. Party B commits and ensure that the contents or
information provided shall not violate the intellectual property rights or other
civil rights of any third party.
      3.3 In providing service users, Party B must follow the principle of
voluntariness and get the consent of users and ensure that users are in the full
knowledge of the service contents, price and method of use.
      3.4 Party B is responsible for setting up special consulting and complaint
handling channels and organization to handle inquiries about application service
contents and fees and complaints (for details, see Appendix 4). Party B shall be
held fully responsible for disputes with users and legal disputes arising from
information contents and information service fees.
      3.5 Party B shall authorize the numbers of user mobile phones and when
sending short messages, the mobile phones shall display the calling number with
the access number as the main register allocated by Party A to Party B. It is
not allowed to send directly to mobile phones of other user short messages by
using anonymous

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names, other callings or virtual calling number. Without the consent of Party A,
Party B is not allowed to use short message interface provided by Party A to
issue to users commercial information or its own business information.
      3.6 Within the cooperation period, Party B shall get the consent from
Party A if it wants to add any new services associated with the agreement and it
is not allowed to carry out testing and provide services to users without
authorization and consent of Party A. Party B shall timely submit to Party A
business materials Party B needs to handle and ensure the updating of the
databank handled by Party A. For materials to be provided by Party B, see
Appendix 1.
      3.7 Within the cooperation period, Party B shall participate in the SP
elimination mechanism set up by Party A and, according to the development its
own business and equipment, constantly optimize categories of operations to
increase income and shall not take exceptions against the termination of the
agreement due to failure to meet the minimum requirements by Party A. For
details, see Appendix 5.
      3.8 Party B is obliged to offer cooperation to related management
departments of the state or Party A in examining and verifying the contents of
short messages sent by or through Party B.
      3.9 Party B is responsible for organizing its own publicity of its
services, but it shall notify Party A in advance of the methods and contents of
publicity. Party B is obliged to participate in the publicity activities
organized by Party A.
      3.10 Party B must have daily record functions and shall keep the record
for at least one month. Party B shall impose necessary control over the group
transmission functions provided to ordinary Unicom users and the number of
receivers for each group sending shall not be more than five. Party B shall
submit to Party A for examination if it provides group short message service to
enterprise users.
      3.11 Without the consent of Party A, Party B is not allowed to make any
commitments beyond what it is agreed upon to users of Party A in its business
activities.

      4. Billing and settlement
      4.1 Party A enjoys short message transmission fees arising from the use of
short message functions by Party B or users. Party B enjoys the short message
service fees paid by users. Party A shall provide fee collection services to
Party B on the commissioned basis and collect a certain amount of commission.
      4.2  For the specific method of settlement and billing, see Appendix 2.

      5. Maintenance sections and maintenance responsibilities
      5.1 The sections for servicing by Party A and Party B shall be divided
according to the connection points of the two parties. Both parties shall
perform their duties to ensure normal operation.
      5.2  For specific maintenance responsibilities, See Appendix 3.

      6. Confidentiality clauses
      6.1 Both parties are duty-bound to keep secret the materials of all users
obtained

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through providing services.
      6.2 For the purpose of this agreement, "Proprietary information" refers to
information about development, creation, discovery obtained from the disclosure
party or transferred to the disclosure party, which is of value to disclosure
party. Proprietary information includes but not limited to commercial secrets,
computer programs, designing technology, technological processes, data, business
and product development plans, customer and other information associated with
the services of the Party that has the right to disclose and other secret
information received from other parties by the disclosure party. The two parties
understand that the party that has the right to disclose information possesses
the proprietary information and such information is very important to the party
that has the right to disclose information. The cooperative relations between
the two parties generate the relations of keeping secret and confidence with
regard to proprietary information between the two sides.
      6.3. Without the prior written consent of the information disclosure
party, the other party shall keep confidential any proprietary information and
it is not allowed to disclose this proprietary information to any person or
entity, except for the purpose of normal performance of the services as defined
by the agreement.
      6.4 Both parties are obliged to keep secret the specific contents of the
cooperation and cooperation agreement. Without the prior written consent of one
party, the other party is not allowed to disclose to any third party the
specific contents and other information associated with the agreement.

      7. Liabilities for the breach of agreement
      7.1 If any one party violates the provisions of this agreement and causes
the agreement unable to be performed or unable to meet the minimum requirements
of the other party, the other party has the right to terminate the agreement.
      7.2 If due to the violation of the provisions of this agreement by Party
B, Party A has the right to adopt corresponding measures to offset the
consequences caused therefrom, such as issuing a warning in writing, restricting
the short message traffic, shutting the access port or even terminating the
cooperation agreement.
      7.3 If one party has violated the provisions of the agreement and caused
bad social impact or economic losses, the other party has the right to fix
responsibilities on the other party and demand it to eliminate the impact and
make corresponding economic compensation.

      8. Force majeure
      Due to force majeure that cannot be predicted and the consequences cannot
be overcome, an event has caused losses to one party or inability to perform or
partially perform the agreement, that party shall not undertake responsibilities
for losses sustained by the other party. The party on which force majeure has
occurred shall immediately notify the other party in writing and the two parties
shall decide whether or not to continue to perform or terminate the agreement
according to the actual impact of the event on the performance of the agreement.

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      9. Settlement of disputes and legal jurisdiction
      9.1 The two parties agree to exert themselves to settle their disputes,
conflicts or contradictions arising from the performance of the agreement
through consultation, but not limited to disputes over the validity or
continuity of the agreement or disputes over the validity of arbitration
clauses. If disputes arise from the areas mentioned above and they are not
settled within 45 days from the date when the disputes arise, the two parties
agree to put them to arbitration. The arbitration award is final, binding to
both parties. Unless otherwise provided by the arbitration board, the
arbitration fees shall be borne by the losing party. The part of the agreement
not affected by disputes shall continue to be performed. If a number of disputes
are still in the state of unsettlement, they shall not obstruct any party to
exercise its rights to terminate the agreement as provided by the agreement.

      10. Other clauses
      10.1 The agreement shall become valid after the representatives of the two
sides put their signature to the instruments. The agreement shall be valid for
one year (starting date shall be the date in which Sichuan Unicom issues the
official billing date to Sichuan Unicom short message billing system). For
matters that have not been exhausted, the two parties shall make supplements in
writing through friendly consultation, which shall be equally binding as the
agreement per se. The two parties admit that the agreement is not exclusive to
the other party, that is, both parties have the right to sign contracts with any
third party that have the same or similar contents as this agreement. The
agreement shall continue upon the expiry date if the two parties do not have
exceptions.
      10.2 If any party want to change any provisions or terminate the agreement
shall notify the other party in writing two months in advance. Oral notification
is invalid. The other party shall take steps to carry out consultation within
one month starting from the date of the receipt of the notice. Failure to carry
out consultation shall be regarded as consented.
      10.3 The agreement has six appendixes, which are part and parcel of the
agreement.
      10.4 Any clauses altered or added by any party to the agreement shall be
invalid.
      10.5 The agreement is available in quadruplicate, with each party holding
two copies, which are equally binding.

      Party A  China Unicom, Sichuan       Party B: Beijing Newpalm
      Information                          Technology Co.Ltd.

      Authorized representative:           Authorized representative:

      (signature)                          (signature)
      Company chop                         Company chop.
      Date: May 26, 2003                   Date: April 22, 2003

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      Cooperation Agreement on Short Message Services between China Unicom,
Sichuan, and Beijing Newpalm Information Technology Co. Ltd.

      Appendix 1: Part of business contents

      Party A: China Unicom, Sichuan
      Party B: Beijing Newpalm Information Technology Co. Ltd.

      Businesses of Party B:
      1. Dial-up number: 3080
      2. Business code: 73023
      3. Type of services provided: entertainment and short message value added
service

      Services provided by Party B are listed below.

      Authorized representative:            Authorized representative
      Chop                                  Chop
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                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.4

1 - Monternet SMS Cooperation Agreement

      Contract No.
      Date of signing:

      Beijing Mobile Co. Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Party A"), (with the
legal representative being Sha Yuejia and legal address at 58 Dong Zhong Jie,
Dongcheng District, Beijing,
      postal code 100027,
      Tel: 65546699,
      fax: 65541330
      Name of Bank:
      Account No.:

       and

      Beijing Newpalm Information Technology Co. Ltd.
      (hereinafter referred to as "Party B"),
      with the legal representative being Du Yanmin;
      legal address at Modern Town B1210 88 Jianguo Road, Beijing,
      postal code 100022, Tel.: 85803377, Fax: 85803022).
      Name of Bank:
      Account No.:

      Party A is a mobile telecom carrier and mobile data service operator that
provide open and pay telecom channels to application providers while Party B is
an value added service provider with the approval by the department in charge of
the telecom industry to provide value added services to mobile users of China
Mobile.
      The two parties have reached the following agreement according to the
principle of equality and cooperation, mutual benefit and common development and
through consultation on joint operation of Monternet short message service with
a view to better providing such application services:

      1. Description of cooperation services
      1.1 Basic conditions for cooperation
      1.1.1 Party B totally comply with the requirements of the "Regulations on
the Management of Internet Contents/Application Services" issued as Order No.
292 of the State Council of the People's Republic of China and is fully
qualified to offer Internet information service and capable of providing good
after-sate services and has the conditions for lawful operations for providing
legal and reliable information.
      1.1.2 If Party B is the cooperation partner in the locality of Party A,
Party B shall use the short message channels of Party A to provide Monternet SMS
to mobile users

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      1 Monternet is a SMS platform provided by China Mobile.

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of China Mobile in the Beijing area.
      1.1.3 Party B shall timely provide a written operational description in
detail and market promotion plan to Party A.
      1.1.4 Party B shall, according to the operational management methods of
Monternet, carry out regular assessment of the performances. Should Party B
fails the assessment, Party A shall terminate its cooperation with Party B.

      2. Rights and obligations
      2.1 Rights and obligations of Party A
      2.1.1 Party A shall allow Party B to access to its SMS portal and provide
the SMS value added services to users. Party A shall have the right to regulate
the short message flow in the light of the capacity of the short message center.
Party A shall inform Party B should such regulation affect the operations of
Party B.
      2.1.2 Party A shall provide perfect GSM mobile telecom system and ensure
the stability, through traffic of the transmission of short messages. Should
Party B find the traffic blocked and inform Party A, Party A shall timely find a
solution so as not to affect the operations of Party B.
      2.1.3 Party A shall be responsible for opening to Party B the protocol and
interface standards associated with the short message portal platform. Party A
shall provide Party B with technical files necessary for the bilateral
communications and timely solve the problems encountered by Party B in
telecommunications.
      2.1.4 Party A shall be responsible for investing in the software and
hardware necessary for the short message platform and undertake the
corresponding operational cost.
      2.1.5 Party A shall be responsible for transform its metering system,
including the metering system commissioned to banks, and undertake the cost of
other related hardware and software.
      2.1.6 Party A shall provide Party B with metering and collection services.
Party A shall have the right of inspecting the business operations to ensure the
accuracy of the metering system. Party A shall provide users with clear fee
collection invoices and, when necessary, provide with detailed bills.
      2.1.7 Party A shall, when conditions permit, timely provide Party B with
the information about invalid users (number cancelled, stop operation and fees
in arrears) so that Party B shall make corresponding processing of invalid users
of Monternet.
      2.1.8 Party A and Party B shall work together in launching market
promotion drives and publicity work.

      2.2 Rights and obligations of Party B
      2.2.1 Party B shall be responsible for the construction and maintenance of
its own software and hardware, including but not limited to all hardware covered
by this project, system debugging, connecting, system servicing, routine
operational management and work and cost of opening up market.
      2.2.2 Party B shall provide China Mobile users with all contents and
application services within the scope agreed upon. Party B shall ensure the
legality, timeliness

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and reliability of information sources. Party B shall ensure that the
information provide shall not go against the related policies, laws and
regulations and decrees of the state and shall undertake to bear all the
consequences arising from illegal contents.
      2.2.3 The website of the interface customized to users is:
www.sms1010.com., which shall be used by users to know the contents and services
provided by Party B. The interface customized by Party B shall include at least
authentication, add, delete, modify and review and other basic benchmark
standards and the period for the changes of fee collection shall not be shorter
than six months, that is, the fee collection standards shall not be modified
within six months after a service (new or renewed services) is open. Party B
shall keep the user record for at least three months and shall permanently keep
the record of subscription by users and, at the same time, provide Party A with
an interface for inquiring about the operational record.
      2.2.4 Party B shall adopt necessary measures to carry out effective
control over invalid users of Monternet. In order to ensure the normal operation
of Monternet, Party B shall not send any messages to invalid users after getting
to know the information provided.
      2.2.5 When troubles occur with the system of Party B and affect the
telecom system of Party A, Party B shall comply with the regulation arrangements
by Party A in the short message traffic of Party B in order to ensure normal and
stable operation of the short message services and Party B shall settle and bear
all the consequences arising from disputes with users.
      2.2.6 Party B shall, within the validity period of the agreement, not send
advertisement and other information not associated with short messages by using
the port provided by Party A. Party B shall strengthen check and verification of
the contents of short messages and restrict the group messages (not exceeding
two messages per time) and the amount of messages sent in a unit time (not
exceeding 100 messages per hour). Party B shall adopt effective technical
measures to prevent the attacks, steeling of passwords and illegal retrieval of
web-pages by hackers and other illegal acts that threatens the information
security of Monternet.
      2.2.7 Party B is, within the validity period of the agreement, obliged, at
the request by Party B, to provide Party A with a report on the user
development, classification of users, habits of users and operational forecast
before the fifth day of every month. For the detailed monthly report format, see
Appendix 1. Party A shall undertake to keep the confidentiality on the data
provided by Party B according to the provisions of Article 8.
      2.2.7 Party B and Party A shall work together in launching market
promotion drives and publicity among users.

      3. Liabilities
      3.1 Party B shall be held responsible for dispute caused by information
contents and services or the blocked traffic between the two parties. Party A
shall be held responsible for the disputes arising due to troubles of short
message portal and short message center. The division of labor in the service of
the network is shown as follows:

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      3.2 The contents or applications provided by Party B shall not go beyond
the scope agreed upon. Otherwise, Party A has the right to terminate the
agreement and Party B shall bear all the consequences for the breach of
contract. Party A has the right to oversee the operations of Party B and Party B
shall offer good cooperation so as to avoid the unfavorable effect on the normal
operation of Party A. Should Party B has caused unfavorable impact on the normal
operation of Party A due to violations of this agreement, Party A has the right
to terminate the agreement and Party B shall bear the liabilities for breaching
the agreement.
      3.3 If Party B add or cut part of the services agreed upon in the
agreement or alter the prices of part of the services, it shall inform Party A
in writing in advance. If Party A agrees the changes in the prices of part of
the services proposed by Party B, Party A shall inform Party B of implementing
the changes. If Party A agrees in writing the services added by Party B, Party B
shall test the new services and provide Party A with a test report regularly.
The new services shall be promoted on the market only when Party A has
established that the services have become mature. For specifics, see Appendix 2.

      4. Gains of the two parties
      4.1 Party A shall collect fees for 0.10 yuan a message from the fees that
occur from the short message services used by mobile users of Party A as agreed
upon in this agreement. The prices for information services occurred from
various services as agreed upon in this agreement shall be priced by Party B and
submitted to the China Mobile for approval. Party A suggests the ceiling of the
prices (two yuan per message and 30 yuan per month for monthly package fees).
Party B shall declare with the pricing department about the fee collection
standards and timely inform Party A of the related fee collection standards.
      4.2 Party A shall provide Party B with the services for metering and fee
collection. All the information service fees for users in the Beijing area shall
be the information service fee receivable in the Beijing area. Party A shall pay
Party B 85%

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of the information service fees received in the Beijing area while bearing the
arrear risks. If Party B is Party A's all network cooperation partner, that is,
Party B opens its Monternet short message value added service to China Mobile
users nationwide, all the information service fees of users in other provinces
and cities from where the monthly bills are produced shall be the information
service fees receivable in other provinces and cities. Such information service
fees shall be collected by mobile companies of other provinces and cities, which
shall transfer to Party A the fees according to the settlement proportion
according this agreement (that is, 85% of the information service fees
receivable in the localities). Party A shall settle all the information service
fees receivable by other provinces and cities with Party B.
      4.3 If the number (lower line) of short messages sent to users nationwide
by Party B as calculated by the portal is bigger than the number (upper line)
sent by users to Party B (figures in the lower line minus figures in the upper
line, called imbalanced traffic), thus causing imbalanced message traffic, Party
A shall, according to the standard of 0.005-0.10 yuan per message, collect it
from Party B. The specific standards are shown below:

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      Imbalanced short                Fee collection        Calculation method
message traffic in the lower       standard                 X=(MT-MO) message/month
line (message/month                   Yuan/message
----------------------------       -----------------        -----------------------------------------------
<S>                                  <C>                      <C>
      Less than 100,000               0.08                     X*0.08, at least 2000 yuan
      100,000-300,000                 0.07                     (X-100,000)*0.07+100,000*0.08
      300,000-1,000,000               0.05                     (X-300,000)*0.05 + 200,000*0.08
      Above 1,000,000                 0.05                     (x-1,000,000)*0.05+700,000*0.06+200,000*0.07
                                                            +100,000*0.08
</TABLE>

      5. Method of settlement
      5.1 Point of settlement: to be set according to the requirements by
Party A.
      5.2 Method of settlement
      5.2.1. When Party B accesses to the short message center of Party A
through the short message portal of Party A, the number of pay messages shall
take that recorded by the portal of Party A as the standard and the account
shall be settled on the monthly basis, with the time of settle being the 15th
day to the 20th day each month. The occurrence period is the first day of the
previous month to the last day of the month. Party A shall work out the
information service fees receivable for Party B of the month at the end of the
billing period and the imbalanced traffic due to Party A and the two parties
shall settle accounts on this basis.
      5.2.2 The two parties shall settle accounts according to the monthly
information service fees receivable billed by the metering system of Party A by
minus the fees for imbalanced traffic collected by Party B from 85% of the total
amount. If the net amount is positive, Party A shall pay Party B the net amount
and produce the invoice. If the net amount is negative, Party B shall pay Party
A the net amount and produce invoice. The receiving party shall produce invoices
to paying party within three work

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days after receiving the payment (the date on the postal stamp shall be made
standard).
      5.2.3 The two parties shall strictly follow the method of settlement and
the period of settlement. If any one party fails to pay during the payment
period (deadline is the 20th day of each month), that party shall pay 1/oo
default fine every day to the other party. If payment is pressed and the payment
is not made for more than two months, the receiving party has the right to sue
and the default party shall bear all the consequences arising therefrom.

      6. Promotion
      6.1 Party A and Party B shall, according to the principle of mutual
benefit and cooperation, make full use of each other's resources to carry out
joint promotion.
      6.2 Party A shall, in principle, promote Monternet and its classified
applications and shall not promote the cooperative operations between the two
sides.
      6.3 Party B shall promote its own brand and related Monternet services and
should also promote Monternet brand. When Party B uses the Logo of Monternet, it
shall strictly observe the norms of the logo and shall not change its shape or
color. It shall submit to Party A for the record before it is officially used.
      6.4 Party B shall not use Monternet brand when promoting other services of
Monternet. Otherwise, Party A has the right to demand the suspension of the use
by Party B and Party B shall bear all the liabilities and consequences arising
therefrom and in more serious cases, legal responsibility may be fixed.
      6.5 When making publicity materials and related media ads for Monternet
services, Party B shall put the customer service telephone number or customer
service website, complaint E-mail address in conspicuous places. Party B shall
not use the associated products of competition rivals as prizes for the
promotion of its Monternet services.

      7. Customer service
      7.1 The short messages received by customers shall be those demanded or
customized by customers. Party B shall ensure that the short messages are
healthy and lawful. Party A has the right to oversee the contents of the short
messages and strengthen the contents of short messages provided by Party B. For
specific method of management, see Appendix 3.
      7.2 Before customer using Monternet service, Party B shall ensure that
customers get the full knowledge of the basic factor information of the
services. The basic factor information includes: price, frequency of message
send, way of use, and main contents.
      7.3 Party A shall be responsible for handle inquiries and complaints from
customers on the troubles with the network.
      7.4 The customer service center 1860 and all business departments of
Party A shall be responsible for accepting customer inquiry and complaints and
shall retransmit complaints concerning information contents and services to
Party B's customer service center.

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      7.5 Party B shall have a 24-hour service hot line and inform customers in
its webpage or during publicity.
      7.6 Party B shall assign special persons to handle customer complaints and
ensure that the complaining customers shall receive reply within the very day.
      7.7. In order to ensure that customers understand the services provided by
Party B, Party B shall handle free of charge the down-line information about
business recommendation, customer service instructions and obtaining password by
users and at the same time it shall also not collect fees for sending prompt
information (such as price, customization confirmation, customer service hot
line and de-subscription service).
      7.8 For short messages for monthly package payment, when the use time is
more than 15 days or less than a month, Party B may collect the fees on the
monthly basis. When the use time is less than half a month, Party B shall
collect half a month fee.
      7.9 For users who subscribe the services through Internet, Party B shall,
before the subscription is confirmed, specify the basic factor information in
conspicuous places on the web page and after the subscription is successful,
Party B shall send a short message of prompt, which shall include such contents
as "expressing thanks to users" and :subscription successful", "business message
is free from service fees", "frequency of message send, method of stop
subscription and telephone number of web address of customer service.
      7.10 For users who subscribe to the service through mobile phones, Party B
shall return a short message immediately (including pay user and third party
user) to subscribers, with such contents as thanking the customers, subscription
confirmed, business message free from charge, frequency of message send, methods
of de-subscription, telephone number of customer service and website (optional).
      7.11 For obtaining initial intent for subscribing to the services through
promotion (such as filling out forms), Party B shall send the second
conformation short messages (with contents covering the basic factor
information) and the real subscription is confirmed in the end after the user
confirms through password.

      8. Termination of agreement
      8.1 Party B shall not send any message to invalid users of Monternet. If
Party B continues to send message to invalid users in full knowledge of the
invalidity, Party A has the right to demand for compensating for the economic
losses caused by the fee default and has the right to terminate the agreement
and cooperative relations.
      8.2 Party B is obliged to ensure that the information contents do not
violate the provisions of the "Telecom Regulations of the People's Republic of
China", the "Regulations on the Management of Internet Information Service" and
other related policies, laws and regulations and government decrees and shall
not spread information harmful to the state security and interests and
reactionary and pornographic information. Party B shall ensure that the
information contents it provides shall not affect the corporate image of China
Mobile. Without the written consent of Party A, Party B shall not use short
message port provided by Party A to

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send commercials and other irrelevant messages to mobile users. Once discovered,
Party B shall compensate for Party A's economic losses and Party A has the right
to terminate the performance of the agreement and the cooperative relations.
      8.3 If Party A receives complaints form users who have not applied for the
service, Party A shall inform Party B of the complaints and Party B shall
undertake to find out the reason and Party A shall not collect fees form the
user. If Party A collects fees from the user, it shall return it. Party A has
the right to terminate the performance of the agreement and the cooperative
relations according to the seriousness of the complaints received from users in
the month.
      8.4 In order to ensure normal operation of Monternet, Party B shall not,
directly or in disguise, provide trans-operator short message services,
including domestic trans-operator short message services or trans-order
international short message services. It shall not use the short message system
of Party A to carry out pure commission services. Once discovered, Party B shall
compensate for the economic losses incurred on Party A. Party A has the right to
terminate the agreement and the cooperative relations.
      8.5 If Party A has received related user complaints and re-transmit them
to Party B for handling, Party B is obliged to give an initial reply within two
hours and find out the reasons within one work day and settle well the related
customer complaints.
      Party A has the right to stop 500 yuan from the month settlement amount as
default fine and has the right to terminate the agreement and cooperative
relations according to the seriousness of the case.

      9. Confidentiality clauses
      9.1 "Proprietary information" refers to information about development,
creation, discovery obtained from the disclosure party or transferred to the
disclosure party, which is of value to disclosure party. Proprietary information
includes but not limited to commercial secrets, intellectual property rights and
technical secrets.
      9.2 The two parties shall protect their own and the opposite party's
intellectual property rights and commercial secrets and other proprietary
information. Without the written consent by the other party, the party shall
keep confidential the proprietary information and shall not disclose to any
third party technical secrets, commercial secrets and other proprietary
information.
      9.3 Party A and Party B shall undertake to keep secret the specific
contents of the cooperation and the agreement. Without the prior written consent
of one party, the other party shall not disclose to any third party the specific
contents of the cooperation and the agreement.

      10. Liabilities for breach of agreement
      Failure to perform any provisions of the agreement by any party shall be
regarded as breach of agreement. When any party receives written notice on
specific breach of agreement from the other party and if the acts of violation
exist, the party involved shall, within 20 days, take exception or make a
statement in writing to the other party.

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In such circumstances, the two parties shall held consultations on the issue. If
consultation fails, the issue shall be settled according to the dispute clauses
of the agreement. The party in default shall undertake to compensate for the
economic losses incurred to the other party due to the breach of agreement.

      11. Waiver
      If the two parties or one party cannot perform or fully perform any
provisions of the agreement due to force majeure, neither party shall be liable
to breach of agreement. If one party or both parties encountering force majeure
notify the other party within 15 days after the force majeure occurs and provide
relevant certificates, the party or both parties shall continue to perform the
agreement after the force majeure is removed.

      12. Settlement of disputes
      The two parties shall settle their disputes through consultation. Should
consultation fails, any party may put the case to arbitration by the Beijing
Arbitration Board. The ruling awarded by the arbitration board shall be final,
binding to both parties.

      13. Effectiveness, alteration, termination and extension of the agreement
      13.1 The agreement shall come into force from May 1, 2003 and terminates
on October 31, 2003. If no party takes exception to the agreement within the
validity period, the agreement shall automatically be extended for half a year.
If any party takes exception, it shall notify the other party in writing within
30 days before the expiry date of the agreement.
      13.2 The agreement is available in six copies, each copy having 13 pages
and it shall become effective after the two parties put their signatures to the
instruments. Each party shall hold three copies, which have equal binding force.
      13.3 The appendixes are part and parcel of the agreement and have equal
binding force as the agreement per se.
      13.4 The two parties may, through friendly consultation, change the
clauses or terminate the agreement within the validity period. Any party that
wants to change or terminate the agreement shall submit a written statement to
the other party 30 days ahead. If the agreement is terminated unilaterally, the
party responsible shall compensate for all the losses incurred to the other
party.

      Party A (chop)                           Party B: (chop)
      Representative:                          Representative:

      Appendix: 1. Statistical report on Monternet service;
                2. Operational procedures for added services.
                3. Method on the management of short message contents of
Monternet.

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      Appendix 1: Statistical report on Monternet service

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
      Form 1: Short message-based Entire Network service
<S>             <C>        <C>        <C>               <C>              <C>               <C>
      Serial        SP         SP         Number of         Number           Number of         Number
No.              code       name       registered        of users using   users making      of short
                                       users added in    the service in   payment in the    messages
                                       the month         the month        month             received and
                                                                                            sent
       1
</TABLE>

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
      Form 2: Short message-based Local service
<S>             <C>        <C>        <C>               <C>              <C>               <C>
      Serial        SP         SP         Number of         Number           Number of         Number
No.              code       name       registered        of users using   users making      of short
                                       users added in    the services     payment in the    messages
                                       the month         in the month     month             received and
                                                                                            sent
       1
</TABLE>

      Notes on filling out the form:

      1. Registered users added in the month: the number of users that
registered in any of the service ends of SP through various channels in the
month.
      2. Number of users using the services in the month: Number of users who
use the SP short message service for at least once in the month.
      3. Number of users making payments in the month: Number of registered
users who used SP pay services.
      4. Number of short messages received and sent: All the short messages sent
to and received from our company's portal by SP service end in the month.
      5. SPs opening short message services in the entire network fill out Form
1 while Local SPs fill out Form 2.

      Appendix 2   Operational procedures of newly added services

      1. Party B shall apply for new services before the fifth day every month
and it shall fill out a form according to the standard format. Services not
submitted within the prescribed time limit shall be automatically carried over
to the next period.
      2. After Party A receives the new service application from Party B, it
shall give a definite reply of whether or not allowing testing within three work
days.

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      3. Before the 25th day of every month is the testing period of Party B.
Party B shall timely report the testing result to Party A. Party A shall,
according to the testing report, verify the result and feedback timely the
verification result to Party B. Party A shall not verify testing reports failing
to be submitted within the prescribed time limit.
      4. After testing, if the two parties deem the testing up to standards,
Party A shall give a definite reply within five work days. If testing results
are not up to standards, the testing shall be terminated or carried over to the
next period for re-testing.

      Note: If China Mobile Group produces any corresponding management method,
the management method produced by China Mobile Group shall prevail.

      Appendix 3: Method on the management of short message contents of
Monternet.

      Chapter One  General Provisions

      Article 1 The Beijing Mobile Co. Ltd. has formulated the method on the
management of short message contents of Monternet in compliance with the
"Management of Internet Information" and China Mobile group's "Methods on the
Management of examination of Monternet Service Contents" in order to ensure the
healthy development of China Mobile Monternet program, safeguard the long-term
interests of operators and various collaborators and the lawful rights and
interests of customers.
      Article 2 The management method is based on the principle of fairness and
justice and all the services providers and short message contents of Monternet
shall be subject to open and transparent supervision and control.
      Article 3 The method of management shall be subject to addition and
modification according to market changes and the latest version shall prevail.

      Chapter Two   Requirements for short message contents

      Article 4 It is not allowed to use any form of short message to carry out
impolite and unhealthy personal attacks against mobile phone users.
      Article 5 It is not allowed to use any form of short message language to
defame the corporate image of China Mobile.
      Article 6 It is not allowed to use any form of short message language to
spread indecent and filthy and other unhealthy contents.
      Article 7 It is not allowed to use any form of short message language to
mislead or deceive users, thus causing all kinds of losses.

      Chapter Three   Examination

      Article 8 The Beijing Mobile Co. Ltd. shall carry out irregular sample
checks of the short message contents provided by Monternet services.
      Article 9 The Beijing Mobile Co. Ltd. shall carry out regular social
surveys to know the satisfaction of customers with the healthiness of the short
message contents.

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      Article 10 The customer service center 11860 of the Beijing Mobile Co.
Ltd. shall accept the complaints from customers against short message contents.

      Chapter Four    Punishment

      Article 11 If the Beijing Mobile Co. Ltd. discovers, through any channels,
unhealthy short message contents and confirms them, it shall issue the first
warning in writing to the service provider and order it to correct the contents
within three days.
      Article 12 The Beijing Mobile Co. Ltd. shall issue the second warning in
writing to service providers that fail to correct the contents within the
prescribed time limit and order them to correct the contents within three days.
      Article 13 If the service providers fail to correct after the second
warning, the Beijing Mobile Co. Ltd. shall mete out the punishment of
terminating the contract and order them to correct within a prescribed time
limit depending on the seriousness of the case.
      Article 14 The Beijing Mobile Co. Ltd. shall mete out the punishment of
stopping the contract and order correction within a prescribed time limit
according to the seriousness of the case to service providers that have been
found to exist many problems and have been the targets of customer complaints
for many times and repeat their mistakes.

      Chapter Five    Supplementary articles

      Article 15 The power of interpretation of the method rests with the
Beijing Mobile Co. Ltd.
      Article 16 The management method shall be implemented as of the day of
issue (May 2001).

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