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The image displays a line graph showing the number of people (in millions) using three different communication methods from 1994 to 2005. For Fixed telephone lines, the user numbers were: 1994 (20), 1995 (50), 1996 (80), 1997 (120), 1998 (150), 1999 (175), 2000 (200), 2001 (250), 2002 (275), 2003 (300), 2004 (320), and 2005 (350). For Mobile phones, the numbers started in 1996 at 25, followed by: 1997 (50), 1998 (115), 1999 (140), 2000 (165), 2001 (250), 2002 (300), 2003 (350), 2004 (400), and 2005 (450). For the Internet, the data began in 1995 at 5, and continued as: 1996 (10), 1997 (50), 1998 (75), 1999 (100), 2000 (110), 2001 (125), 2002 (150), 2003 (160), 2004 (170), and 2005 (185).
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The line graph below provides the employ of fixed telephone lines, mobile phones, and internet during 1994 and 2005 in China. Overall, all categories increased dramatically at the end of period. While internet was the lowest, compared to fixed telephone lines and mobile phones.
In fist 6 years, starting at 10 million of people fixed telephone lines was slightly increased in the second year. While proportion of internet was unchanged during three years. However, the number of mobile phone was climbed up as same as fixed mobile lines with amount 150 between 1998 and 1999. Whereas, internet experienced with 50 million people over the period.
Another 6 years, the figure for fixed mobile lines went up 200 million people. Despite the figure for mobile phone dominated with 300 millions of people, while internet was just 100 in 2002s. Additionally, internet increased slightly in other years. The number of fixed mobile lines dramatically went up in each year and ended up with 450 millions of people at end of the period.
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