Comment on Tech in China 2013: VCs Are Chasing Online Education, Finance, Mobile… by Mohamed Shiyas

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The new are online education, online finance, travel, among others. EducationIt is expected there is a revolution in education underway in China — moving to private education and online. Others that have been funded include education app developers and western models of online education. Mobile game developer Chukong raised $50 million in Series D; Game publisher Yodo1 raised $11 million in Series B; HTML5 game developer UZwan received Series A; Ejoy secured 100 million Yuan financing; Mobile social game developer Hortor Soft raised Series A. Some venture capitalists thought of enterprise-facing services and have taken action (enterprise social service Mingdao and software provider Facishare have raised funding in 2013)