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You're watching UNICEF television.

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UNICEF's global website, unicef.org,

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now has its newest version in Chinese.

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In today's World Wide Web,

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Chinese has become the most popular Internet language,

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second only to English.

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Over the past six years,

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the number of Chinese Internet users has quadrupled,

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occupying more than 13% of the 1 billion global Internet users.

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The majority of Chinese Internet users are here in China,

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the fastest-growing and most populous country in the world.

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China currently has more than 120 million Internet users,

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most of them children or young adults.

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Young people are increasingly a focus of UNICEF's work,

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and they need to be informed and educated

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on how to lead healthier and more productive lifestyles

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and on doing their part to contribute towards reducing disparities.

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Teamed with the English, French, Spanish and Arabic website versions,

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the Chinese site will now help UNICEF reach out to millions more

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with its mission and work for the children of the world.

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To visit UNICEF's Chinese website,

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please go to www.unicef.org slash Chinese.

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This is Kunli reporting for UNICEF Television.

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Unite for Children.