A small village in rural China populated by people who appear to be living a simple life, and perhaps not somewhere you would expect to find an internet connection.

Yet, according to the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Chinese people living in remoter areas such as this are increasingly getting hooked up to the internet

More than half of China's population is still classified as rural – but that doesn't mean they are not eagerly taking advantage of everything the internet has to offer.

Of China's 400 million internet surfers, about 100 million of them are rural residents.

Well, it seems that this system is pretty controversial. After going through their comments, I found that Chinese Internet users' opinions are quite pided. Some people here mentioned that this is not a new policy, and is actually already in place in some cities of Guangdong province, such as, Shenzhen and Dongguan.  That's because since the end of the last century, a lot of migrant workers have gone to Guangdong to look for jobs. They say this sort of policy is better for managing the huge floating population. It's also similar to the method of management carried out in some residential communities. Other people say they can't imagine that such a ridiculous thing could happen in modern China, let alone its capital.