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                                                                    Exhibit 4.72

                   EXCLUSIVE CONSULTATION & SERVICE AGREEMENT

This Exclusive Consultation & Service Agreement (hereinafter referred to as
"this Agreement") is entered into by and between the following two parties in
Shanghai on July 1, 2005.

PARTY A: SHANGHAI LINKTONE CONSULTING CO., LTD.

Address: 5/F., Dong-Yin Building, No. 689, Beijing Road East

Zip Code: 200001

PARTY B: SHANGHAI WEILAN COMPUTER CO., LTD.

Address: No. 558, Da-Zhi Road West, Ma-Lu Town, Jia Ding District, Shanghai

WHEREAS:

(1) Party A is a wholly foreign owned company incorporated in the People's
Republic of China, and owns consultation and service resources;

(2) Party B is a wholly domestic invested company incorporated in the People's
Republic of China, and has been approved by Shanghai Municipal Communications
Administration to provide information service (exclusive of Internet information
service and telephone information service);

(3) Party A agrees to provide Party B with logistic consultation and service;
and Party B agrees to accept the consultation and service provided by Party A;

The two parties have reached the agreement as follows:

1. CONSULTATION AND SERVICE: SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS AND INTERESTS

1.1 In the term of this Agreement, Party A will provide Party B with sole and
exclusive logistic consultation and service.

1.2 Party B agrees to accept the consultation and service provided by Party A;
and further agrees that within the term of this Agreement, Party B shall not be
able to accept consultation and service with regard to the above-said business
provided by any other third party, unless Party A agrees any other third party
to do so in advance.

2. PARTY A PROVIDES PARTY B WITH THE FOLLOWING CONSULTATION AND SERVICE:

2.1 Party A provides Party B with legal, finance and administrative consultation
and service.

2.1.1 The Legal Affairs Department of Party A will provide Party B with legal
service, assist Party B in handling all legal matters, including but not limited
to litigation and non-litigation matters.

2.1.2 The Financial Department of Party A will provide Party B with finance
service; assist Party B in handling all financial matters, including but not
limited to taxation and accounting settlement matters.

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2.1.3 The Administration Department of Party A will provide Party B with
administrative and logistic service, thus to guarantee Party B to conduct
business normally.

3. CHARGE AND PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS:

3.1 As Party A provides Party B with consultation and service in the term of
this Agreement, Party B shall pay a sum of consultation and service charge of
RMB 7,000,000 yuan to Party A.

3.2 Deadline for payment: Party B shall pay the above stated charge to Party A
by March 31, 2006.

3.3 Payment method: Party B shall pay the full charge to Party A in Renminbi via
bank transfer into the following account:

Bank of deposits: _______________

Address: ________________________

Account number: _________________

4. STATEMENTS AND UNDERTAKINGS:

4.1 Party A hereby states and undertakes as follows:

4.1.1 Party A is a company duly incorporated in accordance with, and validly
existing under, the laws of PRC.

4.1.2 Party A signs and fulfills this Agreement within the limits of its
corporate powers and business scope; has already taken necessary corporate
behaviors and been duly authorized; and has already acquired the consent and
approval from the third party and the competent governmental agency, as well as
having not violated the restrictions exerted by those laws & contracts that are
binding or influential on it.

4.1.3 Once signed, this Agreement shall constitute obligations that are lawful,
effective and binding on Party A, and can be forcibly executed towards Party A
in line with the clauses of this Agreement.

4.2 Party B hereby states and undertakes as follows:

4.2.1 Party B is a company duly incorporated in accordance with, and validly
existing under, the laws of PRC, and has been entitled to provide information
service (exclusive of Internet information service and telephone information
service).

4.2.2 Party B signs and fulfills this Agreement within the limits of its
corporate powers and business scope; has already taken necessary corporate
behaviors and been duly authorized; and has already acquired the consent and
approval from the third party and the competent governmental agency, as well as
having not violated the restrictions exerted by those laws & contracts that are
binding or influential on it.

4.2.3 Once signed, this Agreement shall constitute obligations that are lawful,
effective and binding on Party B, and can be forcibly executed towards Party B
in line with the clauses of this Agreement.

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5. CONFIDENTIALITY

5.1 Party B agrees to do its best to take various kinds of rational
confidentiality measures to keep those confidential data and information that it
knows or gets in touch with for reason of its acceptance of sole and exclusive
consultation and service provided by Party A (herein- after referred to as
"confidential information") in secrecy; while Party B shall not be able to
disclose or transfer out any of such confidential information to any other third
party, unless having acquired a consent upon doing so from Party A in advance.
Once this Agreement is terminated, Party B shall return all those files,
documents or software that have borne such confidential information to Party A
as requested by Party A, or destroy such files, documents or software on its
own, and also delete all the confidential information from all the relevant
memory devices, and shall not continue to use such confidential information.

5.2 The two parties agree that no matter whether this Agreement is amended,
dissolved or terminated or not, this clause will remain effective.

6. COMPENSATION

Party B shall compensate Party A for any loss, damage, obligation or charge
caused by any litigation, claim for compensation or any other request lodged or
raised against Party A that have arisen or have been incurred for reason of the
consultation and service requested by Party B, and exempt Party A from any loss
or damage thus incurred.

7. EFFECTIVENESS AND TERM OF THIS AGREEMENT

7.1 This Agreement shall go into effect upon the date of execution by the
authorized representatives of the two parties, and expire on December 31, 2005.

7.2 The term of this Agreement may be lengthened once Party A confirms such a
lengthening in writing prior to the expiration of this Agreement. In case of
lengthening the term of this Agreement, the parties shall negotiate with each
other to decide on a new expiration date.

8. AMENDMENTS AND TERMINATION OF THIS AGREEMENT:

8.1 This Agreement shall be terminated upon the date of expiration, unless it is
renewed pursuant to relevant clauses under this Agreement.

8.2 Within the term of this Agreement, Party B shall not be able to terminate
this Agreement ahead of schedule, unless Party A has committed any severe
neglect, fraudulent behavior, any other illegal action or bankruptcy. Despite of
the above agreements, Party A shall have the power to terminate this Agreement
at any time by means of notifying Party B in writing by 30 days in advance.

8.3 After this Agreement is terminated, the rights and obligations of the two
parties under Clause 4 and Clause 5 shall remain effective further still.

8.4 Either party shall be able to send out a written notice to the other party,
which has committed any behavior in severe violation of this Agreement
(including but not limited to violation of its

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obligations described under Clause 2 or Clause 3 under this Agreement) and has
further failed to rectify its violation behavior as such within the ensuing 30
days after its receipt of a notice sent out by the observant party with regard
to both the occurrence and existence of its violation behavior, for terminating
this Agreement immediately; however, the termination of this Agreement does not
jeopardize any right or relief that the party asking for termination of this
Agreement has enjoyed according to laws or for any other reason.

9. FORCE MAJEURE

9.1 "Force majeure" means all those events which cannot be foreseen at the time
of signing this Agreement, and whose occurrences and consequences cannot be
avoided or overcome, and which occur after the date when this Agreement is
signed and impede either party from fulfilling a part or the whole of this
Agreement. Such events include earthquake, typhoon, flood, fire, warfare,
discontinuity of international or domestic transportation work, prohibition or
any other similar action taken by the government or any other public organ,
infectious disease and any other accidents that cannot be foreseen, avoided or
overcome, including those events that are defined as force majeure events
according to the generally acknowledged business practices.

9.2 In case of occurrence of any force majeure event, either party shall be able
to suspend its fulfillment of its obligations which are affected by such a force
majeure event during the period of postponement thus incurred, and postpone the
time limit for its fulfillment of such obligations accordingly; the time length
of such a postponement shall be equal to the period of time when the fulfillment
of such obligations is suspended; and the affected party does not need to pay
any penalty or make any compensation in such a case.

9.3 The party that claims the occurrence of force majeure shall, within the
ensuing ___ days after occurrence of the force majeure event, shall notify the
other party of the occurrence of such a force majeure event in writing, plus the
time length of its duration. Furthermore, the party that claims the occurrence
of force majeure shall make all rational efforts to terminate the force majeure.

9.4 In case of occurrence of any force majeure event, the two parties shall
immediately negotiate with each other to seek after an equitable method of
settlement and make all rational efforts to minimize the consequences of this
force majeure event.

10. NOTIFICATION

10.1 In case of occurrence of any matter that is likely to give rise to any
dispute or affect the fulfillment of this Agreement, either party shall have
obligation to notify the other party in an effective written manner within a
rational period of time.

10.2 The effective modes for acknowledgement for receipt of a notice under this
Agreement include: registered mail, express mail, and courier delivery.

10.3 Any written notice, no matter sent by registered mail, express mail or
courier delivery, shall be deemed as being received on the date when the
concerned recipient puts his or her signature on

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acknowledgement for his or her receipt of such a notice, or on the 7th day after
being sent out. If the date of signing the acknowledgement for receipt of this
notice comes earlier than the 7th day after the notice is sent out, then the
same notice shall be deemed as being received on the date of signing the
acknowledgement; and on the contrary, the notice shall be deemed as being
received on the 7th day after the notice is sent out. All notices shall be sent
to the following addresses of the two parties:

Party A's address: 5/F., Dong Yin Building, No.689 Beijing Road East, Zip Code:
200001

Party B's address: No. 558, Da-Zhi Road West, Ma-Lu Town, Jia Ding District,
Shanghai

Either party that needs to change its address stated above shall notify the
other party in writing.

11. SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES

11.1 In case that any disputes arise between the two parties with regard to
their fulfillment of relevant matters under this Agreement, they shall firstly
endeavor to solve such disputes through friendly negotiations. In case that they
fail to solve such disputes after negotiation, it is then necessary for them to
render such disputes for settlement via litigation or in a non-litigant way.

11.2 In case that the disputes between the two parties cannot be solved through
friendly negotiations, either party shall be entitled to institute legal
proceedings to the People's Court in the place where Party A is located.

11.3 The other matters under this Agreement than those in disputes shall be
performed as per the stipulations under this Agreement further still, during the
course of litigation.

12. GOVERNING LAWS

This Agreement shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the
laws of the People's Republic of China.

13. GENERAL PROVISIONS

13.1 Either party's exemption of the other party ("the latter") from the
latter's responsibility for either violation or failure in fulfillment of any
clause under this Agreement, or the latter's failure in fulfilling any clause or
any right under this Agreement for one or more times, shall not be construed as
any amendment into any right under this Agreement and a waiver of its right of
investigating into the latter's responsibility for any subsequent violation or
failure in fulfillment of this Agreement, or a waiver of any of such clauses or
rights in this Agreement.

13.2 The ineffectiveness of any clause in this Agreement shall not affect the
effectiveness of any other clauses under this Agreement. In the event that any
clause under this Agreement is found ineffective, such a clause shall be deemed
as having been superseded by a different clause which caters for the original
interests of the parties as much as possible and will not become ineffective.

13.3 The licensor shall not be able to transfer or lease out, put in pledge, or
re-license this Agreement and any of those rights and obligations that the
licensor grants the licensee under this

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Agreement to any other third party, without acquiring the written consent upon
doing so from the licensor; meanwhile, the licensee shall not transfer out any
portion of its economic interests that it has acquired via license, or its
rights under this Agreement, in any manner to any other third party.

13.4 This Agreement and its appendixes shall constitute a complete agreement by
and between the parties under this Agreement with regard to the theme of this
Agreement. In the event that this Agreement conflicts with any of those prior
understandings, statements, arrangements, undertakings and agreements reached by
and between both parties orally or in writing, the present agreement shall
prevail, and also supersede all those oral or written understandings,
statements, arrangements, undertakings and agreements that conflict with this
Agreement.

13.5 The clause titles that are inserted into this Agreement have been given
only for reading purpose, and shall not be used to explain the clauses; besides,
these titles do not constitute any restrictions against the contents of this
Agreement, either.

14. SUPPLEMENTARY CLAUSES

14.1 This Agreement is written in two counterparts, each party to retain one.

14.2 Those documents and agreements with regard to consultation and service that
the two parties have signed shall constitute the appendixes to this Agreement.
These appendixes shall each constitute an integral component part of this
Agreement, and shall be of equal legal effect with this Agreement.

14.3 It is allowed to revise, amend or supplement this Agreement after the two
parties have agreed to do so; in the meantime, such revision, amendment and
supplementation into this Agreement shall not become effective until having been
signed in writing by the authorized representatives of the two parties and also
having borne the official seals of the two parties.

14.4 Those matters not covered under this Agreement shall be handled by and
between the two parties in conformity to the Contract Law of the People's
Republic of China and relevant laws and regulations.

Party A: SHANGHAI LINKTONE CONSULTING CO., LTD.

Authorized representative: Sealed

Date:
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Party B: SHANGHAI WEILAN COMPUTER CO., LTD.

Authorized representative: Sealed

Date:
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                                                                    Exhibit 4.73

                             CHINA UNICOM CO., LTD.
              COOPERATION AGREEMENT ON MOBILE VALUE-ADDED SERVICES

                       AGREEMENT NO.: CUVAS-V05-B2005-0560

                         Party A: China Unicom Co., Ltd.

                  Party B: Shanghai Unilink Computer Co., Ltd.

                         DATE OF AGREEMENT: 18 MAY 2005

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                                    CONTENTS

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Appendix contents of services..............................................    3
Preface....................................................................    4
Chapter 1  Whereas.........................................................    4
Chapter 2  Terms...........................................................    5
Chapter 3  Service cooperation.............................................    8
Chapter 4  Operation interface and its maintenance.........................   10
Chapter 5  After service management interface..............................   12
Chapter 6  Security of mobile value-added services.........................   12
Chapter 7  Intellectual property...........................................   12
Chapter 8  Charging, accounting and charge agency..........................   13
Chapter 9  Withdrawal mechanism and contract breach settlement.............   16
Chapter 10 Modification and termination of the agreement...................   18
Chapter 11 Confidential....................................................   19
Chapter 12 Other liabilities for contract breach...........................   20
Chapter 13 Force majeure...................................................   20
Chapter 14 Law application and dispute settlement..........................   21
Chapter 15 Others..........................................................   21
Signature
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                          APPENDIX CONTENTS OF SERVICES

Unicom Messaging
Industry Messaging
Music Street (10155)
Music Street (10159)
Wireless Internet Service
Colorful E-mailing
BREW
UniJa
Localizing Star
Portable Stock Market
Video Channel

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                                     PREFACE

1. This Agreement is signed by the following parties on __________________ in
Beijing: China Unicom Co., Ltd. (Party A) is a company that is established and
in effective existence in accordance with China laws, whose domicile is 133 Jia,
Xidan North Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, China and the legal
representative Chang Xiaobin. Shanghai Sky Blue Computer Co., Ltd (Party B), is
a company that is established and in effective existence in accordance with
China laws, whose domicile is 5 F, Dongyin Mansion, 689 Beijing East Road,
Shanghai and the legal representative Yang Lei

2. Application scope: this Agreement is composed of the Text (hereinafter
referred to as "agreement text") and the Appendixes (hereinafter referred to as
"service appendix").The Text is the document that the parties shall sign for the
cooperation of mobile value-added services and which prescribes the rights and
obligations of the parties in the cooperation of mobile value-added services.
The appendixes prescribe in detail the rights and obligations of the parties in
the cooperation of mobile value-added services according to the categories of
the services. The parties shall sign the agreement text and the corresponding
service appendixes for the cooperation of mobile value-added services.

3. The agreement text, service appendixes and the documents that supplement or
modify them are provided by Party A and come into force in accordance with the
agreed conditions and/or procedures between the parties.

4. If Party A and Party B intend to cooperate in other value-added services
(hereinafter referred to as "new value-added service") besides the mobile
value-added services prescribed in the service appendixes, Party A will provide
the draft of the appendix for the new value-added service which may become a
service appendix to this agreement after the agreement between the parties.

                                CHAPTER 1 WHEREAS

1. Party A is a telecom company which is authorized by the information industry
authority of the State Council and provides to the public basic telecom services
and value-added telecom services nationwide. It has its own basic telecom
network, value-added service platform as well as service marketing system and
great pool of customers. Party A has the full power to sign and perform this
Agreement.

2. Party B is a Content Provider (CP)/Service Provider (SP) that lawfully
provides mobile value-added content/service and is qualified for perform the
cooperation services under this Agreement. It has the following certificates for
qualification:

a. No. 3101142045075 Business License of Enterprise Legal Person;

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b. No. B2-20050062 Business License for Value-added Telecom Service; and

c. other qualification certificates (which can be specified in the corresponding
service appendix) that prove Party A's competence and qualification to perform
the value-added service it intends to cooperate with Party A;

d. Certificates of competence and/or test pass that Party A acknowledges.

3. Party B intends to provide mobile value-added services on the basis of Party
A's mobile communication network and mobile value-added service platform and it
has the full power to sign and perform this Agreement.

4. Party B has signed effectively the Statement of Information Security
Responsibilities or other documents of different names but of the similar
content and has agreed to undertake the responsibilities of relevant information
security in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.

Based on the above conditions,

The parties hereby sign this win-win Agreement in the principles of equality and
mutual benefit as well as making advantage of each other's advantages in the
goal of developing and enriching mobile value-added services.

                              CHAPTER 2 DEFINITIONS

The following terms shall be defined as follows, unless there are specific
definitions in clauses of this Agreement or other interpretation in writing
between Party A and Party B. Other terms that are not defined expressly in this
Agreement shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws and regulations of
China, rules of government departments or the policies of authorities. Industry
customs shall be referred for interpreting the terms where definite
interpretation of the terms fails to be included in the above documents.

2.1  CP/SP

     CP is the abbreviation for Content Provider., for the purpose of this
     Agreement, CP shall only refer to content provider that provides
     information source for service;

     SP is the abbreviation for Service Provider. For the purpose of this
     Agreement SP shall refer to professional service institution that provides
     telecom service and information service. SP can be a network runner or a
     provider that integrates other network providers' services and provides to
     its customers full service.

     For the purpose of this Agreement, CP/SP shall refer to professional
     institution that is willing to cooperate with Party A and provide Party A's
     mobile communication network subscribers with various mobile value-added
     services using the mobile communication network and value-added service
     platform that

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     Party A provides.

2.2  SUBSCRIBERS

     Subscribers shall refer to such individuals, corporate persons or other
     entities that connect with Party A's mobile telecom network and data
     service platform via mobile terminals or other telecom terminals approved
     by Party A, and voluntarily receive mobile data services provided by Party
     A and Party B.

2.3  MOBILE VALUE-ADDED SERVICE

     Telecom services and information services that are carried by Party A's
     mobile communication network.

2.4  MOBILE COMMUNICATION NETWORK AND VALUE-ADDED SERVICE PLATFORM

     In this Agreement, mobile communication network refers to the
     infrastructures of mobile communication service that Party A provides.
     Value-added service platform refers to the added service platform targeted
     at one certain value-added service or several value added services on the
     basis of mobile communication network, which includes but not limited to
     functions of providing subscriber interface, CP/SP interface, service
     management and application charging.

2.5  SERVICE SUPPORT SYSTEM

     It refers to systems like subscriber management and certification,
     charging, accounting and awning that are necessary for the normal operation
     of services.

2.6  COMMUNICATION PASSAGE

     The physical and logic linkage provided for communication between
     subscribers in mobile communication system.

2.7  PORTS

     The interface settings for the communication linkage between the
     value-added service platform and the mobile communication network as well
     as between the value-added service platform and the application server
     provided by CP/SP, including communication address and relevant parameters.

2.8  DATA TRAFFIC

     The communication traffic that flows in and out through the value-added
     service platform.

2.9  TEST

     The tests of services provided by CP/SP with certain tools and methods,
     including network linkage test, interface consistency test and functional
     test, etc, the aim of which is to guarantee the service meet the
     requirements of start and operation. The test period is the period that is
     necessary for the test or the period that Party A considers necessary for
     the test.

2.10 WITHDRAWAL BUFFER PERIOD

     When CP/SP service needs to be terminated, CP/SP would inform the
     subscribers in proper ways at a certain time before it terminates the
     service and still continue to provide the service to subscribers during
     this period according to subscriber protocols. This period is called the
     withdrawal buffer period, the aim of which is to reduce the loss that it
     might have happened to subscribers due to the termination of the service.

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2.11 EQUIPMENT JOINTS

     The position where two physical or logic equipments are connected.

2.12 MAINTENANCE INTERFACE

     The service system that provides subscribers with the service they need is
     composed of different parts and the maintenance responsibility of the parts
     are for different subjects. The maintenance interface is the place that
     divides technical service and maintenance responsibility.

2.13 SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

     Works like regular maintenance and breakdown repayment that are necessary
     for the normal function of the service system.

2.14 GATEWAY

     The equipment that performs functions like protocol conversion and system
     linkage, etc.

2.15 CUSTOMIZATION

     The subscriber decides the contents of the service he accepts and
     volunteers to accept the service.

2.16 7 X 24 HOURS

     Seven days a week and 24 hours a day, no holiday break.

2.17 COMMUNICATION CHARGE

     The charge that the subscriber or CP/SP has to pay for using Party A's
     network resources which Party A collects from subscribers or CP/SP and own.

2.18 INFORMATION SERVICE CHARGE

     The charge that the subscriber has to pay for using CP/SP's content
     information or application service except the communication fee. Party A
     and B share the charge according to their proportion. The charge that Party
     A's charge accounting system works out and which should be collected from
     subscribers before the parties take their proportions is called "the total
     amount of communication charge". The communication service charge that
     Party A gives to Party B after taking out a certain proportion and fees
     according to their agreement is accounting information service charge.

2.19 CHARGING PERIOD

     The period that Party A's charging system calculates Party B's total
     account of information service charge is usually from 0:00:00 of the first
     day of a natural month to 24:00:00 of the last day of the month.

2.20 ENTERPRISE CODE

     The "CP/SP Enterprise Code of China Unicom Mobile Value-added Service" is
     the sole enterprise code in Party A's system for identifying Party B.

2.21 SP SERVICE SYSTEM

     The online office system that Party A builds and maintains for realizing
     the regular work of connecting in, protocol subscription, reconciliation,
     information release and feedback during the cooperation between the
     parties.

2.22 RANKS

     Party A ranks all the CP/SPs outside the service support period according
     the

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     standard(s) of information service charge income or sales in the high-low
     order. If there's decimal fraction after multiplying the total number of
     CP/SPs, only the whole number will be taken and the decimal fraction shall
     be excluded. If information service charge income can not be defined of
     CP/SP due to reconciliation, it shall be ranked according to Party A's data
     before reconciliation.

2.23 SERVICE SUPPORT PERIOD

     During the three full charging periods since the service starts to charge
     after Party B has got the whole-network connecting in qualification and the
     certain service has passed the first test, Party A would have some
     preferential policies on Party B in service ranking, and service withdrawal
     of the service. This period is called service support period, the aim of
     which is to provide a service nursing period for the cooperation between
     the parties. The parties may choose to apply the service support period or
     not according to the features of the cooperated mobile value-added service
     and prescribe the rights and obligations of the parties during the period
     specifically in the specific service appendixes.

2.24 SERVICE SHIELDING

     The service shielding of services except Music Street and Unicom Messaging
     is that Party A cancels the demonstration of Party B's service/subject to
     subscribers but keep the subscriber's customization and charging; the
     service shielding of Music Street refers to closing the connecting in
     number temporarily; while the service shielding of Unicom Messaging refers
     to keeping the subscriber's customization but set the service information
     charge as 0.

2.25 SERVICE LIFT

     It refers to that Party A stops its cooperation with Party B's
     service/subject and cancel subscriber's customization and stops the service
     charging.

2.26 WITHDRAWAL

     Party A terminates its cooperation with Party B on a service category and
     wouldn't take Party B's cooperation application on the service category in
     a certain period.

2.27 SERVICE CATEGORY

     The categories divided from technical similarity according to Party A's
     service management rules, e.g. Unicom Messaging service category.

2.28 SUBJECT

     The item under which the smallest unit service that Party A's service
     management rules prescribe is categorized.

2.29 SMALLEST UNIT SERVICE

     The smallest unit of the cooperated mobile value-added service that Party
     A's service management rules prescribe and is called "service" for short.

                          CHAPTER 3 SERVICE COOPERATION

3.1  Party A provides for value to Party B network resources and subscribers

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     resources, as well as connecting in service, customer service, charge
     agency with its customer service, charging and service support system.

3.2  Party A allocates to Party B enterprise code for identifying Party B in
     Party A's charge accounting system, value-added service platform system as
     well as customer service system. Party A guarantee the stability of the
     enterprise code that Party B obtains and acknowledges that the enterprise
     code has the same effect as the enterprise name of Party B in Party A's
     system.

3.3  Party A is responsible for building and maintaining the SP service system
     to realizing the communication of the cooperated mobile value-added service
     under this Agreement between the parties. Party A shall tell Party B
     subscribername and password (password can be changed by Party B) in
     accordance with SP service system working process. Party B may use the
     subscribername and password to log onto the SP service system and operate
     under instructions of the system to realize the mutual communications
     related to mobile value-added service cooperation like applying for mobile
     value-added service cooperation, modifying company information online, and
     obtaining Party A's test affirmation. Party A shall be responsible for the
     normal operation of SP service system and update information in the system
     timely. Party B shall register true information of its accurate name, the
     specific bank, account, contact person and customer service in SP system
     and shall update timely if any of the information changes.

3.4  Information, releases, affirmations and explanations like contract
     information, accounting information release, data, tables, notices and
     replies produced in the SP service system shall be deemed as evidence of
     mutual communication between the parties, unless stated particularly and
     the time they be deemed evidence shall be the time they arrives the
     connecting in point of Party B's SP service system. Party B shall itself
     preserve with due care the above affirmations or explanations like data,
     tables, affirmation, notices, replies. Party A may provide copies or
     enquiry function in SP service system but is not responsible for preserve
     intact the above information.

3.5  Party B shall itself protect with due care the subscribername and password
     for logging onto the SP service system and shall not allow a third party to
     use them. If a third party or an employee that is not necessary to know the
     subscribername and password knows the subscribername and password due to
     Party B's reason, Party B shall be responsible for its own losses and be
     liable for the losses caused to Party A.

3.6  The time when the cooperated service between the two parties shall be the
     time when Party A starts charging.

3.7  Party B provides to customers mobile value-added service content and/or
     service with Party A' s mobile communication network and value-added
     service platform. Detailed issues like the description, cooperation manner,
     sharing proportion and contract breach of the mobile value-added service
     are prescribed in corresponding service appendixes.

3.8  If Party B wants to add some mobile value-added service or modify the
     content of preset service (like service scope, price, etc), it shall submit
     to party A writing

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     application or effective application in Party A's service system and also
     the certificates that proves its competence and qualifications for running
     the service. Party A will test the service that Party B applies and issues
     to Party B a writing ratifying document or affirms in appropriate ways in
     SP service system after the service have passed the test. The parties shall
     sign (or modify) the corresponding service appendix when necessary.

3.9  Party B shall be responsible for providing the detailed content and/or
     service of the value-added service that the subscriber customizes. Before
     providing to subscribers mobile value-added service in any manner, Party B
     shall fully keep subscribers notified about the information that
     subscribers need to know when accepting service and/or paying information
     service charges like the content, manner and charge of the service, etc.
     Party B can only start providing the service after it has performed the
     above notifications in provable manner and has obtained in provable manner
     the affirmation and/or customization of subscribers of accepting the mobile
     value-added service. Without the writing previous consent of Party A, Party
     B shall not require subscribers to customize and collect the corresponding
     charge through mandatory manners like " the subscriber's acquiescence shall
     be deemed acceptance" or " it shall be deemed accepted unless the
     subscriber call or send message to cancel the service" or cause unnecessary
     burdens to subscribers with the such issues.

3.10 Where Party B can't continue providing value-added service due to its
     improper business or other reason of its own, it shall be directly
     responsible for explaining to subscribers and handling the consequences and
     inform to Party A about the situation three months in advance. Party A
     shall terminate collecting information service charge as Party B's agent
     and assist Party B in explaining to the subscribers.

3.11 During the term of this Agreement, Party B shall submit to Party A reports
     of data of subscriber development, subscriber categories, subscriber's
     using habits and service prospect as required by Party A and transfer to
     Party A subscriber information necessary for the service management timely
     to guarantee the timely update of Party A's subscriber information
     database.

3.12 Party B agrees to observe strictly the provisions of management rules,
     service quality standards, customer service standards and other documents
     that Party A has made or will soon make. Party A shall provide party B with
     the corresponding documents for it to observe before it formally enacts the
     above management rules, quality standards and/or service standards.

3.13 The parties may consult to mark Party A's or some service's name,
     trademark, mark or LOGO in the cooperated value-added service. Nevertheless
     without Party A's require of affirmation, Party B shall not in any manner
     make subscribers mistake the content or service it alone provides as
     service provided by Party B or the two parties jointly.

3.14 Only at Party A's requirement or writing consent can Party B use Party A's
     name, trademark, mark, LOGO or other materials in marketing activities it
     alone takes of the mobile value-added service; party B shall abide by China

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     Unicom VI Managing Guideline or other rules of Party A's in using Party A's
     name, trademark, mark or LOGO. Party B also ensure that it shall never
     infringe Party A's trademark or other intellectual properties under any
     situation.

3.15 Party B shall not propagandize competitors that have the same as and/or
     similar business scope to Party A or make statement that favors the above
     competitors in the content service and/or other services Party B provides.
     The parties hereby understand that: breach of this agreement shall be
     deemed serious contract breach.

3.16 Party A and Party B may market the mobile value-added service in various
     manners separately or jointly as appropriate. Party A and Party B will sign
     additional agreement on cooperation in marketing the mobile value-added
     service when necessary.

3.17 Party B shall be liable for any damages arising from any mobile value-added
     service to subscribers by any third party through Party B's maintaining
     interface. Party A shall not be liable for subscribers or the third party
     for this damage.

3.18 Party B shall acknowledge the modification of service and charging mode
     that party A proposes for the development of the service and assist Party A
     in fulfilling the above modifications, except otherwise agreed by the
     parties.

                CHAPTER 4 OPERATION INTERFACE AND ITS MAINTENANCE

4.1  During the term of this Agreement, the Parties are responsible for their
     respective interfaces with equipment joints as boundaries. The working and
     maintenance interface of the parties are demonstrated in the following
     graph.

     Application server
     CP/SP co-location host computer
     Charging and accounting system
     CDMA value-added service platform
     Text message Center Text message gateway
     Co-location network Party A's internal network
     CDMA network GSM network
     Customer service center Subscriber's cell phone
     Party B Public network
     Subscribers' database other manners
     Customization
     Party A's responsibility Party B's responsibility
     Maintenance interface of the Parties

4.2  Party A's maintenance responsibility

4.2.1 Party A is responsible for the software and hardware necessary for its
     mobile data network and value-added service platform.

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4.2.2 Party A shall cooperate with Party B in linking the communication line
     from Party A's network or server to Party B's server.

4.2.3 Party A has the responsibility to open its technical protocol standards
     and interface standards related to value-added service to Party B.

4.2.4 Party A shall be responsible for maintaining the normal network
     communication within its responsibility as displayed in the above graph and
     shall be liable for breakdowns not caused by Party B. Party A shall be
     entitled to limit the transmission of abnormal overloaded data or
     information which would affect the safety of Party A's network operation.

4.2.5 Party A has the right to control and adjust the data traffic and ports
     within its maintenance responsibility scope, but it should inform Party B
     of the result.

4.2.6 Party A has the right to do necessary tests and data statistics of the
     service provided by Party B during its operation when necessary and require
     Party B to mend in compliance with Party A's mobile value-added service
     management rules according to the test result.

4.2.7 Party A is responsible for providing to Party B the data traffic
     statistics that Party B uses the communication passage and guarantee the
     statistics to be reliable and timely.

4.2.8 Party A shall inform Party B before transmission interruption caused by
     test of gateways or other network equipments, maintenance or other
     predictable causes as soon as possible, including the detailed cause, time
     and period of the interruption.

4.2.9 Party A shall make sure to inform Party B timely within reasonable time
     when there is interruption caused by unpredictable causes such as gateway
     breakdown or other network breakdown.

4.3  Party B's maintenance responsibility

4.3.1 Party B itself shall be responsible for building and maintaining its
     system, including all the works and expenses for hardware equipments,
     system tests, starts and system maintenance.

4.3.2 Party B shall be responsible for connecting Party B's system to Party A's
     gateways or servers as well as the application, rent and maintenance of the
     relevant communication lines and shall be responsible for the corresponding
     expenses.

4.3.3 Party B shall ensure that the test, start and maintenance of its system
     shall not be conducted during the busy time of Party A's service and that
     works that would greatly affect subscribers shall be conducted late at
     night, to reduce the influence on mobile value-added service subscribers as
     much as possible. Party B shall ensure that the above works will not affect
     the normal operation of Party A's network and shall be liable for the
     breakdown of Party A's network breakdown caused by these activities.

4.3.4 Party A shall not conduct maintenance, start and modification of its
     system unless it has informed Party A in writing or appropriate ways (e.g.
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     service system) and has informed subscribers in mail, publication or text
     message after it had been affirmed by Party A, to ensure to reduce the
     effect against subscribers to the greatest extent.

4.3.5 Party B shall comply with Party A's adjustment of data traffic to ensure
     the stability of value-added services at emergency.

4.3.6 Party B shall ensure that the data traffic shall pose any threat to the
     safe load of the network when it transfers data or information to Party A's
     communication platform. Party A shall be entitled to limit the transmission
     of abnormal overloaded data or information which would affect the safety of
     Party A's network operation.

4.3.7 Party B ensures to provide non-stop 24 hours system maintenance.

                  CHAPTER 5 AFTER SERVICE MANAGEMENT INTERFACE

5.1  Both parties shall have 7 X 24 hours telephone technical support center and
     technical support e-mail.

5.2  The complaint center or consulting center (1001 customer phone service) of
     Party A shall transfer the complaint or problem that isn't its
     responsibility to Party B who shall make primary respond to Party A or
     direct respond to the subscriber within one hour and shall be responsible
     for the final answer or settlement of the problem.

5.3  Party B shall not ask the subscriber to contact Party A directly when it
     considers the consultation or complaint it receives is within Party A's
     responsibility. When Party B does consider the consultation or complaint is
     within Party A's responsibility, the technical service people or technical
     service system of Party B shall assist Party A analyze and handle the
     problem and contact Party A within one hour and transfer the problem to it
     after Party A affirms.

5.4  Where one party can not judge the consultation or complaint it receives is
     within which party's responsibility, it shall contact the other party to
     define the responsibility and help the subscriber solve the problem.
     Neither of the parties shall switch the problem to one another.

5.5  Where the complaint is about that the service quality doesn't reach the
     promise in propaganda, the party that makes the propaganda promise shall
     reply to the subscriber and solve the complaint while the other party
     should provide cooperation when necessary.

5.6  Party B shall make detailed description about the service it will provide
     to subscribers in the service start application it submits according to the
     cooperated service category. The description shall be prescribed in
     appendix when the two parties consider necessary.

5.7  Party B shall provide to the customer service people of Party A the network
     interface of and access to service enquiry and service cancel.

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                CHAPTER 6 SECURITY OF MOBILE VALUE-ADDED SERVICES

6.1  Party B shall comply with the state regulations, rules and policies on
     telecom and internet information. Party B ensures the content of its
     information service does not violate the state laws, regulations and
     policies and that it won't send the illegal information as prescribed in
     the Statement of Information Security responsibilities. It shall be deemed
     serious contract breach if Party B has any of the acts as prescribed above
     in this article, and Party B shall be liable for the economic loss it
     caused to Party A. Where the above breaching acts cause negative social
     influence on Party A, Party B shall declare its responsibility publicly in
     appropriate manners and apologize to Party A publicly.

6.2  Party B shall be responsible for solving any of the disputes arising form
     the security and lawfulness of the information it provides.

6.3  Party B shall ensure that the service it provides does not have the hidden
     danger that the service itself shall cause damage to Party A's mobile
     communication network, data service platform or the benefits of other
     subscribers or that the service might be used by some subscribers to cause
     damage to Party A's mobile communication network, data service platform or
     the benefits of other subscribers.

                         CHAPTER 7 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

7.1  The issues related to copyright, trademark right, patent right or other
     intellectual rights during the cooperation between the parties shall be in
     accordance with the relevant state laws. Party B shall sign necessary
     authorizing/licensing agreement with the owner/person with right and/or its
     agent in accordance with relevant rules and provisions of the state, to
     ensure that the mobile value-added service Party B provides won't violate
     the legal rights and interests of the owner/person of right of the
     intellectual property. Party A shall not be liable for any intellectual
     property dispute with third party arising from the content of the service
     Party B provides.

7.2  Party B is responsible for solving any disputes arising form the security
     and lawfulness of the content of the service it provides and shall bear the
     economic loss from litigations, claims or administrative penalty arising
     from violating the above provisions and rules.

7.3  Party B shall ensure that it observes the rules of the state about basic
     citizen rights (e.g. citizen privacy) involved in mobile value-added
     services in its mobile value-added services, especially the service of
     Localizing Star. Party B shall fully notify the nature, application and
     relevant laws and rules of the service to the subscriber when the
     subscriber is customizing or when it is introducing or marketing or
     providing the localizing service to subscribers. Party B can only start the
     localizing service of the subscriber unless the subscriber has fully
     understood and accepted the service that Party B provides (Party B must
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     evidence for that). Party B shall not use the location information that the
     subscriber releases from using the localizing service (one service, several
     services or integrated service) for other aims or uses that the subscriber
     didn't originally customize. Party A and Party B shall both abide by the
     relevant provisions and rules of the state when providing localizing
     service to particular professions, regardless whether the provisions or
     rules have been issued or implemented when/before this Agreement and the
     corresponding appendix are signed.

7.4  Party A may design, make or register trademark, symbol, mark or LOGO for
     its mobile value-added service and use them for marketing. If the parties
     cooperate in the above marketing activities (hereinafter referred to as
     "cooperated marketing"), they shall agree on detailed information about
     cooperated marketing in the service appendix or sigh cooperation agreement
     on separate marketing or cooperated marketing when necessary. The
     cooperated marketing activities or activities for cooperated marketing
     shall not violate the trademark right, intellectual property or industrial
     property of either of the parties and/or a third party. Where either of the
     parties' separate acts violates other's trademark right, intellectual
     property or industrial property, the tortfeasor shall be liable for all the
     torts and compensation for the economic loss that might happen to the
     non-tort party and eliminating the possible negative social influence that
     might happen to the tortfeasor party.

                CHAPTER 8 CHARGING, ACCOUNTING AND CHARGE AGENCY

8.1  CHARGING

8.1.1 Party A prescribes the price of communication and the price of information
     service shall in principle be prescribed by Party B and ratified by Party
     A. Any change of the information service price (including the charging
     ways) can only be formally implemented after Party A's ratification.

8.12 Party B may either opt to charge in times, time or month when prescribing
     the information service price or provide various charging ways for
     subscribers to choose. Party B shall expressly notify subscribers of the
     charging manner, standards, payment time and customer service phone number
     through releasing them on its website or demonstrating them in
     customization agreement or on cell phone interfaces or sending test
     messages.

8.2  ACCOUNTING

8.2.1 All the communication charges that subscribers or Party B have to pay for
     using Party A's mobile communication network come to Party A.

8.2.2 The parties account the total amount of information service charge. The
     parties share the total amount of information service charge after the 8%
     bad account coverage and other expenses that the two parties affirm have
     been taken off. Party A acquires the share of certain proportion is from
     providing the following services: mobile communication network subscriber
     resources, relevant service

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     platform, service test and quality supervision, uniform customer service
     and service propaganda, charge agency and/or charge calculating agency,
     etc.

8.2.3 The sharing proportion of information service charge shall be prescribed
     in service appendix. Where the charging and accounting periods, accounting
     process are not set forth in the service appendix, the agreement text shall
     be applied.

8.2.4 Accounting period: the parties make accounts settlement every month and an
     accounting period is a full natural month.

8.25 Accounts settlement process

     (1)Subscriber uses the mobile value-added service in the first month.

     (2)Party A releases to Party B the accounting information (like
     communication charge, information service charge as well as the total
     amount, etc) through the SP service system before the tenth day of the
     second month.

     (3) Party B may reconcile the total amount of communication charge and
     information service charge with Party A before the fifteenth day of the
     second month and send the affirmed statement of reconciliation and invoice
     with seal on to the contact person of Party A before the twenty-fifth day
     of the second month.

     (4) Party A shall pay the money to the specific bank account of Party B
     before the twenty-eighth day of the third month.

     (5) Whereas Party B fails to send back the reconciliation affirmation
     statement and invoice (with official seal of Party B as required by Party
     A) due to reconciliation or the cause that Party B is accountable for,
     Party A shall delay its account settlement payment to Party B for the
     service of the month, i.e. Party A pays to Party B before the end of the
     next quarter of the year after it has received the reconciliation
     affirmation statement and invoice. That Party A delays the payment for
     applying this article shall not be deemed as the delayed payment prescribed
     in this Agreement and shall not bear the liabilities for breach of
     contract.

     (6) Whereas Party B fails to send the reconciliation affirmation statement
     to Party B within one year (from the fifteenth day of the second month
     since the service is provided), it shall be deemed that Party B waivers its
     right to collect the payment. Party A shall be exempted from the liability
     to perform this payment since the day.

     (7) In the course of reconciliation, Party B or Party A shall submit to the
     other party formal invoice as required by Party A or Party B.

8.2.6 Parties shall reconcile the total amount of communication charge and
     information service charge in the process of account settlement. The data
     of Party A shall be authentic if the error between the statistical data of
     Party A and Party B does not exceed (< or =) 5% ; If the error exceeds
     ( >)5%, Party A and Party B shall reconcile again to define the causes and
     solve it as appropriate duly according to the situation. If Party A delays
     its payments to Party B for various charges due to the reconciliation, it
     shall not be deemed that Party A is in breach of the obligation of making
     payment timely.

8.2.7 Party A shall calculate the respective business incomes that it should
     give to Party B according to the sharing proportions they agreed in
     cooperate businesses and plus them together, then minus (or plus) the other
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     money that Party B should pay (or get), and the amount of money after that
     shall be the income that Party A should give to Party B (this income is
     called "information service charge" for short).

8.2.8 If the accounting result shows the information service charge as minus,
     Party B shall pay to Party A the corresponding money. The payment period
     and process of Party B is the same as that of Party A as prescribed in this
     Agreement. Party B shall acquire formal invoice from Party A soon after it
     has made the payment.

8.2.9 Party B shall update timely necessary payment information like bank
     account registered in SP service system. Where Party A's payment is
     returned by the bank due to Party B's failing to update timely the
     information necessary for payment or any other cause of Party B that make
     Party A can't pay in time, Party A will delay the payment. The delayed
     period is the latest payment 6 months 12 months from the date when Party A
     knows it can't pay on time and it will not be liable for having not made
     payment on time.

8.2.10 Where Party B changes its company name, it shall inform Party A timely
     (through the SP service system or in other proper manners). All the payment
     that Party A shall make to Party B after the change of company name or
     Party B shall be paid to the bank account after the change of Party B's
     company name, regardless whether the charge happened before or after the
     change of Party B's name. Where Party A can't pay because Party B didn't
     properly finish the name change procedure, 8.2.9 of this Agreement shall be
     applied.

8.2.11 Where Party B terminates this Agreement for applying the withdrawal
     mechanism of this Agreement or other reasons prescribed in this Agreement,
     the parties shall account the information service charge before the
     termination. Accounting means, period and process as well as the agreements
     on taking out information service charge or liquidated damages for contract
     breach in the withdrawal mechanism shall be applied in the accounting as
     well as its period and process.

8.3  CHARGE AGENCY

8.3.1 Information service charge are calculated and collected at Party A's
     agency uniformly. Party B shall not collect information service charge from
     subscribers. Party A shall calculate the communication charges and collect
     them from subscribers or Party B.

8.3.2 Party A shall review all the charge agency items and general contents
     before it collects information service charge at Party B's agency. Party B
     shall cooperate with Party A actively in the review. All that need to be
     reviewed is: whether the contents provided by Party B is in breach with the
     provisions of article 57 and 58 of the Telecom Regulation of P.R.C as well
     as other related laws, regulations and policies.

8.3.3 Party B shall provide relevant materials that prove the subscriber
     knowingly and voluntarily use the service before Party B collects
     information service charge from subscribers at agency. The charges shall be
     calculated from the time the subscriber starts to use (except the monthly
     general payment). The parties shall preserve the records that the
     subscriber customizes and uses the service for over

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     5 months.

8.3.4 Party A shall make reminding statements like "charge agency" and the sum
     as to the charges collected at agency when it gives the subscriber the bill
     document. Party A shall provide reasonable and effective means and ways for
     subscribers to enquire the name of Party B who has Party A's agency, the
     name of the service that has charge agency and the detailed sums. The
     parties shall provide free charge agency list to subscribers at their
     requirement and shall not charge it from the other party.

8.3.5 Where the subscriber has objection to the information service charge and
     refuses to pay, Party A shall collect the other charges without objection
     and inform Party B about the situation timely when it is unable to prove
     there's no error in the charge on the spot. Party B shall not only pay the
     actual communication charge arising from using Party A's communication
     network, but also shall have the information service charge that the
     subscriber has objection to from the share it should get. Party B shall be
     responsible for settling the dispute with the subscriber after that. Where
     the dispute is settled, Party B shall inform the subscriber to pay this
     part of information service charge to Party A and Party A shall share the
     amount of money with Party B according to their proportion in the next
     accounting period. Where it can't be settled, Party B shall not make claim
     on the share of this part of information service charge to Party A.

8.3.6 Where the pre-pay subscriber has objection to the charge agency and the
     parties fail to prove there's no error in the charge within 15 days, Party
     B shall first return the charge to the subscriber provisionally and take
     the sum out of the share proportion that Party B should get in the next
     accounting period. Party B shall be responsible for settling the dispute
     with the subscriber and article 8.3.5 of this chapter shall be applied.

8.3.7 The parties shall not stop or terminate other services except the service
     that the subscriber has objection to during the dispute settlement course.

          CHAPTER 9 WITHDRAWAL MECHANISM AND CONTRACT BREACH SETTLEMENT

9.1  The parties agree to cooperatively investigate the tests, development and
     contract breaches of the mobile value-added service and apply according to
     the investigation results the corresponding withdrawal mechanisms according
     to the investigation results, i.e. cooperation conditions modification,
     termination of the cooperation of an item or service, or even the
     termination of this Agreement.

9.2  The basing on service test withdrawal mechanism is that Party B that
     applies to run the service but has failed to pass the tests Party A
     requires for 3 times for reasons attributable to Party B since the
     beginning of the test period terminates the service voluntarily. The
     service category appendix terminates automatically where there's no other
     service under the same service category as the service having passed the
     tests or is undergoing the tests. Party A will not take Party B's

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     application of the service within half a year.

9.3  The basing on service development withdrawal mechanism

9.3.1 Party A will make service ranking once every month on the items of a
     mobile value-added service category (an item that firstly provides new
     service is excluded from the ranking for three full charging period after
     the start of the new service ). The quarter ranking is made according to
     the total grades of the three rankings in the quarter and the service is
     withdrawn according to the ranking. The withdrawal process is: rank the
     services of all items in the N th quarter at the first month of the (N+1)
     th quarter, withdrawal mechanism will be applied to the last 5 services in
     the service ranking of each quarter. i.e. Party A will recall the service
     at 24:00:00 of the last day of the last month of the (N+1) th quarter and
     will not take Party B's application for the service under this item within
     half a year.

9.3.2 Party A assesses the mobile value-added service category (that has passed
     the service support period) quarterly according to the service ranking and
     the fulfillment of service target. The withdrawal process is: assess all
     the CP/SPs of the N th quarter that have passed the service support period
     of the service at the first month of the (N+1) th quarter. The withdrawal
     mechanism shall be applied to CP/SPs who rank the last 10% or who haven't
     reached the target that the parties agreed on, i.e. Party A will terminate
     its cooperation with the CP/SP on this service at 24:00:00of the last day
     of the last month of the (N+1) th quarter and will not take Party B's
     cooperation application for this service within half a year.

9.3.3 The primary standard of ranking or assessment is the information service
     income and other indexes like service sale may also be referred. The
     standard of ranking or assessment shall be the information service income,
     unless it is expressly agreed by the parties in the service appendix.

9.4  The basing on contract breach withdrawal mechanism The basing on contract
     breach withdrawal mechanism is the mechanism where the parties adjust their
     rights and obligations under this Agreement or terminate this Agreement
     when Party B is in breach of this Agreement, service appendix or the
     provisions of Party A's service management regulation, or there's flaw in
     the service under this Agreement it provides to subscribers (hereinafter
     referred to as "breach"). Party A is entitled to terminate this Agreement
     or the service appendix without being liable for contract breach or
     pre-terminating the Agreement unilaterally when the basing on contract
     breach withdrawal mechanism is applied.

9.4.2 The parties divide the breach of this Agreement into three categories of
     A, B and C according to the severity (Appendix 1 the text of this Agreement
     provides the division of breach) with each category has its own settlement.
     The parties may make special agreement in service appendixes on the breach
     according to the features of services.

9.4.3 Breach settlement

     (1) Settlement of A breach: 30 days form the date that Party A sends the
     breach settlement notice is the service amendment period when Party A
     shields the breaching service and suspends to take Party B's application
     for new services. When the amendment period is over, shielding shall be
     lifted and new service

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     applications shall be taken if the amendment is successful. While if it
     isn't, the breach service shall be recalled and Party B shall continue the
     amendment until it succeeds and Party A resumes taking its new service
     applications; the double amount of the total amount information service
     charge that comes from the breach service shall be taken out to compensate
     the subscribers double; 10% of the total amount of the information charge
     of the service (including the information service charge that comes from
     the breaching service) that happens in the breaching period during the
     charge calculating period shall be taken as liquidated damages (take 5000
     yuan when the 10% is less than 5000 yuan); notify subsidiaries of Party A
     and announce it on SP service sysem.

     (2) Settlement of B breach: Party A recalls the breach service; Party B has
     an amendment period of at least 30 days since the date Party A sends the
     breach settlement notice; Party A will suspend taking Party B's application
     for new services during the amendment period and will resume the
     application after the amendment is successful; the double amount of the
     total amount information service charge that comes from the breach service
     shall be taken out to compensate the subscribers double; 30% of the total
     amount of the information charge of the service (including the information
     service charge that comes from the breaching service) that happens in the
     breaching period during the charge calculating period shall be taken as
     liquidated damages (take 10,000 yuan when the 30% is less than 10,000
     yuan); notify subsidiaries of Party A and announce it on SP service system.

     (3) Settlement of C breach: cease the cooperation of the breaching service;
     the double amount of the total amount information service charge that comes
     from the breach service shall be taken out to compensate the subscribers
     double; the total amount of the information charge of the service
     (including the information service charge that comes from the breaching
     service) that happens in the breaching period during the charge calculating
     period shall be taken as liquidated damages (take 10,000 yuan when the 30%
     is less than 10,000 yuan) Note: the taking out of double amount of the
     total amount of information service charge and liquidated damages from the
     breaching service: if the present accounting sum isn't enough for the
     double amount of the total amount of information service charge and
     liquidated damages from the breaching service, the rest shall be taken from
     the subsequent accounting of Party A, the rest may be deduced by analogy,
     until the total amount equals. If it is still not enough to the date this
     Agreement is terminated, Party A is entitled to claim compensation.

9.5  Withdrawal mechanisms (except the basing on breach withdrawal mechanism)
     are not applied in the service support period.

9.6  The termination of cooperation on one or several service(s)/item(s) as in
     accordance with the withdrawal mechanisms prescribed in the Agreement text
     or service appendix shall not affect the rights and obligations that Party
     B has in other services/items that are operated simultaneously with the
     terminated service and shall not affect Party B's applying for other
     services, except where there's definite provisions.

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9.7  Where Party B is in serious breach or fundamental breach or that it
     seriously disobeys the service quality standards, customer service
     standards in one or several mobile value-added service(s), Party A may not
     only apply the withdrawal mechanism to terminate its cooperation with Party
     B in the service, but also terminate other service cooperation that Party B
     doesn't breach, i.e. Party A may terminate other service appendixes or this
     whole Agreement.

9.8  Party A shall notify Party B in proper ways (such as through notice on the
     SP service System) if it applies the withdrawal mechanism and tell the
     influence on the mutual cooperation due to this reason. Article 8.2.11
     shall be applied to the unaccounted information service charge.

                      CHAPTER 10 MODIFICATION& TERMINATION

10.1 During the term of this Agreement, where Party A makes relevant management
     regulations, quality standards and/or customer service standards on mobile
     value-added services, the regulations and standards shall be observed as
     part of this Agreement. As to provisions on the agreement issues except the
     breach settlement, where the above regulations and/or standards are in
     conflict with clauses in this Agreement, the regulations and/or standards
     shall be valid, except where the parties considers that this Agreement
     shall be applied or it's necessary to sign additional agreements on the
     conflict after consultation.

10.2 Either party that wants to modify or amend this Agreement shall inform the
     other party in writing 15 days in advance. The parties shall consult to
     modify or amend this Agreement in writing.

10.3 During the term of this Agreement, neither of the parties shall cease or
     terminate the implementation of this Agreement or unilaterally terminate
     this Agreement without the other party's writing consent, except where
     there's different express provision in this Agreement.

10.4 If one party's not performing the duties and obligations of this Agreement
     or serious breach against the Agreement results in the other party's not
     able to run or implement the mobile value-added service cooperation under
     this Agreement, it shall be deemed as unilaterally terminate the Agreement
     and the party that observes the Agreement shall be entitled to claim
     economic losses from the breaching party and terminate the Agreement.

10.5 Where all the cooperation under this Agreement is terminated due to the
     application of the withdrawal mechanism as prescribed in this Agreement,
     this Agreement shall be terminated.

10.6 Agreement as to the influence of Party B's cooperation competence on the
     modification or termination of this Agreement: this Agreement shall
     terminate automatically if:

     (1) assigns resources like numbers, junctions or digital websites without
     Party A's ratification;

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     (2) the service coverage region of it goes beyond the service region and
     scope that the competence license prescribes;

     (3) provides service content and category that requires competence license
     without obtaining the competence license issued by the state authorities;

     (4) provides fake copyright or competence;

     (5) other acts like providing service or content without authorization that
     is in breach of the requirement of relevant authorities or the agreements
     between the parties.

10.5 During the term of this Agreement, Party B shall inform Party A and abide
     by the provisions about withdrawal buffer period in this Agreement where
     there's any event like division, combination, insolvency, dissolution or
     liquidation that seriously affects the company's nature, competence and
     capacity for civil conduct. Where Party B loses the competence or capacity
     to run the mobile value-added service under this Agreement due to
     dissolution, liquidation or insolvency, this Agreement shall terminate.
     This Agreement shall also terminate where Party A divides or combines and
     the company (or other entity) that succeeds the mobile value-added service
     under this Agreement of Party B shall apply again to Party A for the
     service and change timely the enterprise code and other information of
     Party B in Party A's service system and SP service system.

10.8 Where Party B changes its name, it shall carry out change registration with
     business administration authority and information industry authority to
     change for effective subject competence certificate and business competence
     certificate.

10.9 Where Party B assigns this Agreement to a third party, the third party
     shall fully have all the rights and obligations that originally was Party
     B's under this Agreement. Party A and Party B shall terminate this
     Agreement and Party A signs new agreement with the third party.

                           CHAPTER 11 CONFIDENTIALITY

11.1 As used in this Agreement the term "confidential information" shall mean
     any business secrets (including financial secret), technology secrets,
     know-hows and (or) any other information and materials that should be kept
     confidential that one party (hereinafter referred to as "receiving party")
     obtains, knows from the other party (hereinafter referred to as "disclosing
     party") or the above information and materials that can't be separated
     which is created jointly by the parties in implementing this Agreement,
     whatever the form or the carrier of the above information and materials,
     whether the disclosing party indicates it is confidential orally or in
     graphs or writing, etc.

11.2 Neither of the parties shall reveal, disclose or provide the confidential
     information during the term of this Agreement and the following five years
     after this Agreement terminates.

11.3 The parties shall take proper measures to properly keep the confidential

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     information the other party provides and the caution it takes shall not be
     less than the caution it takes for its own confidential information. The
     parties can only use the confidential information for the aim or usage of
     the cooperation under this Agreement.

11.4 The parties ensure that only the person on charge of or employees
     associated with this service of the respective parties know the
     confidential information. The above people shall be notified about the
     confidential nature of the confidential information and the obligation they
     shall undertake before they know the confidential information. There shall
     be probable evidence that the above people indeed undertake the
     confidential obligation under this Agreement.

11.5 The receiving party shall return to the disclosing party or destroy all the
     documents or other materials that include confidential information upon the
     disclosing party's instruction when necessary.

11.6 The above limitation clause doesn't apply to the following situations: A.
     the confidential has been owned by the receiving party legally prior to or
     at the time when this Agreement is signed; B. the confidential information
     has been in public domain or publicly known before it is notified to the
     receiving party; C. the receiving party obtains the confidential
     information form a third party that doesn't have the obligating of holding
     in confidence or non-revealing; D. the confidential information has been
     publicly known or maybe obtained from public domain through no breach of
     this Agreement; E. the receiving party or its affiliates or subsidiaries
     developed independently the confidential information and has never obtained
     interest from the information obtained by the disclosing party or its
     affiliates or subsidiaries. F. the receiving party discloses the
     confidential information pursuant to the requirement (oral question,
     enquiry, material or document requirement, summons, civil or criminal
     investigation procedure or other procedures) of court or other legal or
     administrative agency and that the receiving party has informed and made
     necessary explanation to the disclosing party.

11.4 The partied shall keep confidence the content of this Agreement.

                CHAPTER 12 OTHER LIABILITIES FOR CONTRACT BREACH

12.1 The parties shall observe the provisions in this Agreement. It shall be
     deemed breach of contract where either of the party doesn't perform its
     obligation, commitment or promise, or breach its statement in this
     Agreement and cause damage to the other party's interest or make the
     cooperation service impossible to continue.

12.2 Where the breach of one party causes negative social influence or economic
     losses to the other party, the party that observes the agreement shall be
     entitled to hold the breaching party liable for breach of contract and ask
     it to eliminate the

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     influence and claim damages, and terminate the Agreement.

12.3 The parties shall also be liable for breaches resulted from applying
     withdrawal mechanism and/or service management regulations besides the
     contract breach liabilities agreed in this chapter.

                            CHAPTER 13 FORCE MAJEURE

13.1 Force majeure means circumstances that are unforeseeable, unavoidable and
     insurmountable to the parties of this Agreement or that though foreseeable
     but would unavoidably impair either of the parties to perform fully or
     partly this Agreement. The circumstances include only natural disasters
     like earthquake, landslide, sink, flood, typhoon and abnormal astronomical
     phenomenon as well as fire, explosion, accidents, war, terrorist events,
     wide range epidemic plague, undermining, hacker intrusion, network collapse
     or any other similar or different accidental events.

13.2 Where one party is unable to perform the obligations due to force majeure,
     it shall not be liable for the loss of the other party.

13.3 The party that suffers force majeure shall instantly notify the other party
     about the event and shall submit within 15 days effective certifying
     documents from government agencies about the detail of the event and the
     reason that it is unable to perform or fully perform the agreement or it
     needs to delay the performance. The parties consult to decide whether to
     continue to perform this Agreement or terminate it in light of the
     influence of the event on the performance of the Agreement.

                CHAPTER 14 LAW APPLICATION AND DISPUTE SETTLEMENT

14.1 China laws shall apply to the conclusion, effectiveness, performance and
     interpretation of this Agreement.

14.2 The parties hall consult to solve any disputes arising from or relevant to
     this Agreement friendly. In case no settlement can be reached through
     consultations, the disputes shall be submitted to Beijing Arbitration
     Committee for arbitration in accordance with its rules of procedure. The
     arbitral award is final and binding upon both parties. Chinese shall be
     used in the arbitration.

                                CHAPTER 15 OTHERS

15.1 Assignability. With Party A's consent, Party B may assign all or part of
     the rights and obligations under this Agreement to a third party with full
     capacity

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     and/or competence after consultation with Party A. The assignment of Party
     B shall comply with the provisions about competence requirement, charging,
     accounting and termination of the agreement in this Agreement.

15.2 This Agreement only binds on the parties that sign it. No clauses of this
     Article shall be construed as: (a) there's partnership or other
     relationship that may result in joint liability between the parties; (b)
     one party is the other party's agent (except with the previous writing
     consent of the other party); (c) authorize one party to get the other party
     into charges or obligations of any other forms (except with the previous
     writing consent of the other party).

15.3 It does not constitute the waiver of right if does not exercise its right
     or delays exercising the right under this Agreement. If the party has
     exercised or partly exercised the right, it does not prejudice it from
     exercising the right again in the future.

15.4 The invalidity of one clause doesn't affect the validity of other clauses
     under this Agreement.

15.5 This agreement comes into force the date the authorized representatives of
     the parties sign or seal it. The term of this Agreement lasts to March
     31st,, 2006, except where the parties agree to pre-terminate it. Party A
     may examine Party B's performance competence and qualification before this
     Agreement dues and this Agreement shall continue automatically for one more
     year if Party A considers Party B is capable of performing the agreement
     and its competence meets the requirement for continuing performing the
     agreement.

15.6 Signing the service appendixes. The appendix comes into force and become
     part of this Agreement upon the value-added department of Party A stamping
     its seal and the signature of the legal representative (of effectively
     authorized representative) of Party B and the stamping of the official seal
     of Party B. The appendix shall terminate upon the earlier date when the
     agreement text terminates or the termination conditions prescribed in the
     agreement text and/or the service appendix satisfied.

15.7 There are two originals of this Agreement and the appendix with each party
     holds one. The originals have equal legal force.

Party A: China Unicom Co., Ltd.

Authorized representative: Sealed

Date:
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Party B: Shanghai Unilink Computer Co., Ltd.

Authorized representative: Sealed

Date:
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