April 2006 12, Google CEO Eric? Schmidt announced the company's global Chinese name as "Google" in Beijing (some reports pointed out the meaning of "harvest song", but some reports pointed out the meaning of "valley song"). At the same time, on February 15, 2006, the name of Google's branch company registered in Taiwan Province Province was "American Business Kegao International Co., Ltd.". Previously, in an award of the Domain Name Dispute Resolution Center of China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, the company was called "Kegao Company". The company also owns Chinese domain names such as "Google.cn", "Google China" and "Google.com" (excluding "Google China" and "Google Company"). Although users in China often refer to Google as "Gu Gou" or "Dog" in addition to its English name, its Chinese domain names "gu Gou.com", "gu Gou.cn" and "Gu Gou China" have been registered by other companies. In addition, Google Beijing Branch uses "Goo Guo" as a Chinese translation for contract signing and online recruitment. At about 1 am on April 17, 2006 (UTC+8), the word "Google" officially appeared on the Google Simplified Chinese website (only "Google" was displayed in other regions). Google China's interpretation of "Google" is "a song of sowing and expectation, but also a song of harvest and joy", and said that the name was voted by all employees of Google China. Google was criticized by many users shortly after its release. Subsequently, some China users launched an online signature campaign against Google. However, Google China insists on using "Google" as its official name, but there is still a phenomenon that "Google" and "Google China" are mixed in practice. The first step to accomplish this mission began when Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin jointly developed a brand-new online search engine in the dormitory of Stanford University, and then quickly spread it to information searchers around the world. At present, Google is recognized as the largest search engine in the world. It provides a simple and easy-to-use free service, and users can get relevant search results in an instant. When you visit www.google.com or one of many Google domains, you can use multiple languages to find information, check stock prices, maps and highlights, find phone book lists of all American cities, search billions of pictures and read the world's largest newsgroup information file-more than one billion posts, and the release date can be traced back to 198 1 year. Users can access all this information without having to visit Google's home page.