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The difference between domestic domain name and international domain.
At present, the domain names of Internet companies are the same at home and abroad. If the house is expensive, it's a complete lie. This paper will deeply discuss the differences between domestic domain names and international domain, and help readers better understand the choice of domain names.

Advantages of international domain

International domain can be used all over the world, and there is no language restriction. However, once the international line is blocked, the international domain cannot be accessed normally in China due to the line problem of the root server (domain name server).

Advantages of domestic domain names

Domestic domain names can let users know the country of the websites they visit at a glance, and play a role in protecting trademarks. In addition, the domestic domain name management is in CNNIC and international domain is in the United States.

Domain name registration principle

The principle of domain name registration is simple and easy to remember, meaningful or influential. Domain name registration of well-known trademarks has priority, generally first come, first served.

Restrictions on registration in international domain

There are too many registrations in international domain, and the domain name resources are limited, so there are more choices for adding CN domain names.

Uniqueness of domain name

Domain names are as unique as company names and trademarks, so well-known brands will register many domain names or similar domain names to avoid disputes and malicious bets. But the average company can't see me, so it's not necessarily important.

The meaning of domain name suffix

COM general, GOV government, EDU education, ORG non-profit organization, NET representative network. COM, CN, NET and CC are selected for general business, but there are no hard and fast rules (except GOV).