Across the country, broadband is divided into two categories: high-quality broadband [specifically referring to China Telecom and China Unicom, each of which owns the main server and jointly owns the national long-distance communication trunk network and all the national Internet resources] and garbage broadband [all broadband that relies on renting China Telecom servers or China Unicom servers to obtain Internet resources].

That is to say, except for China Telecom and China Unicom [that is, Netcom], all other broadband in the country are garbage broadband that will drop the line.

Due to the territorial advantage, in the 10 provinces and cities in the north [including Xingtai, Hebei], the best broadband is China Unicom [Netcom], followed by China Telecom [territory is 20 provinces and cities in the south]. China Telecom and China Unicom account for 90% of the broadband business in the country, with fast and stable speeds and almost no drop-offs. All online applications can be handled by home-installed 4M to 10M broadband, and there is no trouble in surfing the Internet forever.

In Xingtai, except for China Telecom, all other broadband traffic is frequently dropped due to the restrictions of China Unicom, and 100M broadband is also garbage.