Seven traditional Chinese holidays will get unique logos to promote Chinese culture to the world according to the Chinese Culture Promotion Society (CCPS) Tuesday.

Gao Zhiyu first logged on Zhubajie China's largest crowdsourcing website on January 25 2008 to join an estimated 20 million registered users on more than 100 such sites where talented individuals gather to trade their intellect knowledge and business savvy bidding to solve problems for individuals or organizations.

News emanating from the First World Witkey Conference held in Chongqing late last year is that the trading volume of Chinese Witkey websites was over CNY300 million in the last year.

April 7 IDG Capital Partners will invest “tens of millions of dollars ” in Zhubajie.com the largest witkey website in China IDG executive vice president Hugo Shong said in a post on his microblog.

Ren Bing hit the jackpot last Monday. By translating just four Chinese characters 敢为人先 into English as "blaze trails with boldness" he successfully beat 3226 other people to win a payment of 3200 yuan ($490).

Editor’s note: Alec Lynch is the founder and CEO of DesignCrowd, an Australia-based design crowdsourcing service that recently launched in India, Singapore, and the Philippines. Follow him on Twitter @aleclynch.

Noted crowdsourcing company, Witmart.com, continues unprecedented rise by obtaining over seven million registered users providing employers with vast experience, expert knowledge and creative ideas for all of their freelancing service needs

ZBJ Network, INC., Online marketplace Witmart.com, now offering $20 off any new logo design job, is giving small business owners more reason to feel comfortable using their logo design service by offering three iron clad guarantees surrounding their service a firm 100% money back guarantee, expectations met or exceeded, and the promise of a unique design.

Witmart.com, an international crowdsourcing website, offers employers the option to post contest jobs to attract thousands of freelancers looking for logo design opportunities.

Less than one out of ten people worldwide write, or have written, love letters. This trend is broken by a love letter competition jointly organised by ZBJ Network INC., the Tourism Board of Pengshui County, Chongqing, Time Fragments New Media Co., HKSTV, Chongqing Evening Paper, and the City Paper. More than 1,100 love letters, sent from Europe, America, and Asia, were collected within two weeks of the commencement of the competition.