Brokerage CLSA (CLSA) data show that only one-third of Chinese households

China lags behind the popularity of the tube station deployments (4G commercial service last month before opening), but the scale of construction 4G infrastructure highlights the Chinese ambition for the future 4G services. China Mobile (China Mobile) in December last year to become China's first 4G operators. Before the launch of 4G services, China Mobile to build a base of about 200,000. Analyst at HSBC (HSBC) and CCS Insight, said that the number has exceeded the number of existing base stations throughout Europe. China Mobile's network coverage in the major east coast cities in China, covering a population of 500 million people. China Telecom (China Telecom) and China Unicom (China Unicom) is also building smaller 4G network. Telecommunications equipment manufacturers, said the end of 2014, China built up to 1 million may 4G base stations. In the annual Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last month (Mobile World Congress), the European mobile operator executives say they worry that regulatory restrictions and weak economic growth in Europe will inhibit the construction of 4G networks. Chief Financial Officer of China state-owned telecom equipment maker ZTE Corporation (ZTE) Wei Sheng also attended the meeting in Barcelona. He said that with the operators "speed up the construction speed" to the end of this year, the number of Chinese 4G base stations may be from the current 300,000 to nearly as many as 1 million. He said that China accounted for the new 4G base station around 60% of the market, "ahead of Europe." Three industry executives said they expected this year, China Mobile will launch a second round of bidding, construction of about 500,000 base stations. Equipment manufacturers executives expect China Telecom this year ordered the base station up to 250,000. EU Digital Agenda Commissioner Neelie - Claes (Neelie Kroes) also stressed the need to accelerate the deployment of 4G and recently the focus shifted to the development of next-generation mobile networks, so-called "5G" technology. Brokerage CLSA (CLSA) data show that only one-third of Chinese households have a broadband connection.