China Wi-Max Trade Mission Report - Feb of 2008

Mequon, WI, February 15, 2008 - Four members of China Wi-Max's senior management team started the new year with an active trade mission to China from January 19th through 27th. This trip was focused on further defining both the technology and legal frameworks under which China Wi-Max will begin operation later this year.

A number of key components of the business plan are quickly coming together and the China Wi-Max team is actively completing due diligence and regulatory requirements to meet the aggressive goals set for 2008.

TECHNOLOGY HIGHLIGHTS

The technology efforts continue expand at a rapid pace. Mr. Leo Kutz, Chief Technology Officer of the company continued with his testing and technical due diligence from the previous trade mission. " This was another highly productive trip," Mr. Kutz stated. He went on to say "It was very exciting to further our discussions with Zhejiang University in Hangzhou as this relationship is very important to our long term technology development plans."

Highlights from the trip include:

• "The initial Beijing network design was reviewed and refined and we are currently reviewing the network design with Chinese equipment vendors regarding functionality and pricing models.
• "Mr. Mark Wang was retained by China Wi-Max to provide contract engineering services for the company. Mark offers significant expert-level experience in optical transmission and with routing protocols.
• "The team met with Dr. Zhaoyang Zhang, Professor, PhD, and Vice Director of the Institute of Information and Communication Engineering, Department of Information Science and Electronic Engineering at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou. Based on the success of those meeting, a Letter of Understanding between the University and China Wi-Max is being drafted to detail the cooperation of equipment testing in the laboratory environment, field trials at the University, and assistance with city networks. This relationship will also better position China Wi-Max to evaluate equipment solutions to be used in our network. In addition, Dr. Zhang is providing assistance in obtaining experienced Chinese wireless engineers to assist us in Hangzhou and throughout China.

COPORATE STRUCTURE AND LEGAL FORMATION HIGHLIGHTS

Although he enjoys decades of experience in China, George Harris, Chief Financial Officer of the corporation arrived in China for the first time as a member of the China Wi-Max senior management team.

"This trip was very productive as it helped bring even greater focus to our business plan." George Harris stated. "Job One for me today is to ensure that our strong financial reporting and controls continue to expand with the company," Mr. Harris added.

• "In Beijing, the team met with Mr. David Gao, Attorney at Law, and Mr. Frank Jia, President of Go Da Communications. Over the next few weeks, the final corporate organizations and associated contractual relationships will be completed.
• "Members of the team traveled to Shanghai and met with GuoQiang Chen, the President of Shanghai Howzone Network Communications Device Company, LTD. In addition to Howzone, Mr. Chen is involved in several telecommunications ventures in Shanghai and is very active and influential in the Shanghai business and political community. We have high hopes of expanding our relationship and discussions with Mr. Chen to identify various opportunities within Shanghai as part of our implementation of our network facilities.
• "Several candidates were interviewed and a local C.P.A. was retained during this trip".

About China Wi-Max Communications

China Wi-Max Communications, Inc. (CWMC) is a Nevada corporation with offices at 11649 Port Washington Rd. Suite 224, Mequon, WI 53092, telephone 262-241-8710. The Company was formed to take advantage of the exploding wireless communications needs in China. The goal of China Wi-Max Communications is to become the premier provider of Wi-Max technology and allied services in the Chinese market. Building on world-class technical experience and proven management skills, China Wi-Max Communications is approaching the Chinese market with the tools that experience suggests are necessary to achieve success.

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Contact: Michael Kalbs, Director of Public Relations, China Wi-Max Communications, Inc., 818-995-6778, or mike.kalbs@chinawi-max.com

China Wi-Max Executives Achieve All Objectives During November Trade Mission

A group of China Wi-Max executives and business partners traveled to Beijing and Shanghai from October 27th through November 4th. A total of 11 employees, consultants, contractors and investors traveled with Dr. Allan Rabinoff to Beijing, Shanghai and Hangzhou.

The primary goal of this trip was to inspect and test the fiber-optic cable and related support services that China Wi-Max has acquired over the last several months in Beijing.

“The testing went phenomenally well and we will be ready to begin offering both hard-wire and Wi-Max driven high-speed connectivity as early as the first quarter of 2008,“ Dr. Rabinoff explained. “It is exciting to see the world-class data networking and operations capability we have acquired in Beijing. These facilities are as good as, or better, than installations we have utilized in North America or Europe," Dr. Rabinoff added.

During this visit, the China Wi-Max team toured the entire path of the 75 miles of purchased fiber backbone, passing through several major business districts, cataloging the buildings within reach of our fiber optic and Wi-Max facilities.

"As the tour progressed, I was reminded of the rapid build out and growth during my previous experiences developing infrastructure in numerous US cities," commented Leo Kutz, CTO of China Wi-Max. He went on to say, "As the Chinese business community continues with exponential growth, it is exciting to know we will be contributing to our customers success offering them high quality fiber and Wi-Max connectivity."

Before leaving Beijing, members of the group met with senior Chinese officials to continue discussions of developing our business model in at least 10 other cities and the potential for city-to-city interconnections.

Upon arriving in Shanghai, the team met with local officials to finalize plans for acquisitions in that market and to arrange for technical inspections during January of 2008.

The last stop during the trip was Hangzhou where the company reached an agreement with a prominent university for deploying a Wi-Max network, providing research and testing opportunities for the company and exciting educational opportunities for faculty, staff and students.

Other highlights of the trip included:

• Met with senior members of our technology partner focused on moving forward with an acquisition by China Wi-Max allowing us to offer connectivity as well as technical support services in one comprehensive package.
• Meetings with a law firm in China to confirm that our plans for going public will be compliant within both US and Chinese regulatory and legal frameworks.
• Planning for the build out of other Chinese cities and reviewing initial opportunities for city-to-city interconnection of our fiber and Wi-Max networks.

"The main goal for this trip was to inventory and test the technical assets we have recently acquired in Beijing and set the stage for launching our first customer in 2008," Dr. Rabinoff concluded. "We were completely satisfied and highly impressed and this trade mission confirmed the tremendous efforts and achievements of the China Wi-Max team."

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Contact: Michael Kalbs, Director of Public Relations, China Wi-Max Communications, Inc., 818-995-6778, or mike.kalbs@chinawi-max.com

China Wi-Max Founder and Chairman Reports on Successful Trade Mission to China in August of 2007

Mequon, WI, August. 16, 2007: Dr. Allan Rabinoff, founder and Chairman of China Wi-Max Communications, Incorporated (CWMC), outlined the highlights from a successful trade mission to China (that took place from August 4th through 12th ) for the China Wi-Max board of directors. Highlights from the trip include:

• Dr. Rabinoff met with China Wi-Max's Chinese Partner and government officials in Beijing to complete the purchase of a four core fiber ring in Beijing and to formally secure permission to apply for its initial wireless frequency license to complement the fiber.
• While in China, Dr. Rabinoff properly registered and funded Go Da Yang Guang Communication Technology Ltd. (Go Da), a wholly foreign owned entity (WFOE), enabling China Wi-Max to acquire assets and operate as a duly registered Communications Company in China. Additionally, they received confirmation that Go Da can purchase fiber and obtain Wi-Max licenses in other strategic locations.
• While in Beijing, Dr. Rabinoff worked out the final terms for the acquisition of a telecom reseller. This reseller is a perfect complement to China Wi-Max's roll out in Beijing with 6,000 commercial customers and a sales force of sales agents to help roll out China Wi-Max's Wi-Max and next generation communication services.

The initial and subsequent purchases of fiber combined with wireless Wi-Max frequency licenses puts CWMC in what Dr. Rabinoff believes to be, a very unique position to serve the insatiable need for wired and wireless data bandwidth in the growing Chinese market. All of these accomplishments underscored with the long standing relationships the founders of China Wi-Max respect and enjoy in both private industry and the Chinese government made for an optimistic recap from its founder and Chairman.

Upon returning from China, preparations began immediately to develop the opportunities secured during the August trade mission and to prepare for the next trip in October:

• China Wi-Max is currently closing out its initial Private Placement funding as it readies for its second phase of private funding which will assure the purchases and initial build out agreed upon in the secondary cities.
• Partnership and joint venture discussions continue with companies in the wired and wireless arenas.
• An official search for an experienced CEO to help manage and drive the growth of the company commenced on August 15th.

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Contact: Michael Kalbs, Director of Public Relations, China Wi-Max Communications, Inc., 818-995-6778, or mike.kalbs@chinawi-max.com

China Wi-Max Formalizes Terms for Acquisition of Chinese Wi-Max Licenses and Fiber

Mequon, WI, Jun,11 2007 - On May 15th, CWMC officers and representatives met with Chinese government officials to formalize the terms for acquisition of up to ten Wi-Max licenses in ten major Chinese cities. These licenses will be bundled with fiber-optic cable (fiber) rings around these major cities. CWMC is actively finalizing the legal details and reporting to ensure compliance with Chinese laws and act on this unique and valuable opportunity.

This is a watershed event for the corporation with huge economic and financial implications. Existing networks in China are becoming increasingly congested as the country's business community begins to embrace the next phase in China's path to progress - the communication revolution. Consequently, CWMC's acquisition of these licenses occurs at a propitious moment in China's technical and social development. Fiber is the perfect complement to WiMax by providing the bandwidth essential for network access to every WiMax base-station in a city. In its turn, WiMax serves to extend, at modest cost, the huge bandwidths available over fiber to subcribers within transmission range of each base station. Due to the seemingly insatiable need for bandwidth, new fiber capacity to meet this need is crucial and as CWMC's fiber rings and Wi-Max licenses go live, CWMC will be well positioned to provide highly reliable service to CWMC's commercial customers.

This additional bandwidth will also create opportunities for CWMC to partner with other operators including international carriers to co-develop and joint-venture future value-added, networks and services.

The valuations of these licenses are subject to initial and ongoing interpretation, however, management's analysis of current business factors experienced during the recent trip suggests that the minimum value of each license, bundled with fiber, is at least US$20,000,000.

About China Wi-Max Communications
China Wi-Max Communications, Inc. (CWMC) is a Nevada corporation with offices at 11649 Port Washington Rd. Suite 224, Mequon, WI 53092, telephone 262-241-8710. The Company was formed to take advantage of the exploding wireless communications needs in China. The goal of China Wi-Max Communications is to become the premier provider of Wi-Max technology and allied services in the Chinese market. Building on world-class technical experience and proven management skills, China Wi-Max Communications is approaching the Chinese market with the tools that experience suggests are necessary to achieve success.

Complete details on the corporation can be found on our website:
http://www.chinawi-max.com

‘Safe Harbor Statement’ under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

Contact: Michael Kalbs, Director of Public Relations, China Wi-Max Communications, Inc., 818-995-6778, or mike.kalbs@chinawi-max.com

CHINA WI-MAX COMMUNICATIONS, INC. (CWMC) Announcement

China Wi-Max Communication, Inc. (CWMC) is pleased to announce the results of its March 4th through March 11th trip to Shanghai and Hangzhou China. The company was represented by two board members; two senior engineers and their Chinese coordinator.

CWMC has hired James Xu as its Senior Vice President of manufacturing and engineering. He will oversee the quality control and manufacturing of products that CWMC brings to manufacturing facilities CWMC is completing a Joint Venture Agreement. James has degrees in engineering and a Masters of Technology Management. He was a Senior Product Manager for Motorola and is skilled at combining US production techniques within the Chinese environment.

CWMC has also negotiated the purchase of a high capacity Fiber Ring around Hangzhou, which will include a government protected Wi-Max license for the Province. This license and Fiber Ring will be used to service commercial customers and set up a Wi-Max mesh for Zhe Jiang University. Zhe Jiang University is one of the top universities in China and has a student population of over 50,000. It is a major research university comprised of 23 colleges, with 6 campuses with a total area of 533 Hectares and floor space of 2,010,000 square meters.

Frank Jia, Senior Vice President of Mergers and Acquisitions in China has negotiated the terms of the purchase of Beijing HDXT Telecom Company, Ltd., under favorable terms for CWMC. This company is an ISP and VOIP supplier in Beijing and has five wireless licenses. The company has 35 employees and is currently billing $5,000,000 US per year. A team of legal and accounting experts will go to Beijing in May to finalize the term of acquisition.

Contact: Michael Kalbs, Director of Public Relations, China Wi-Max Communications, Inc., 818-995-6778, mike.kalbs@chinawi-max.com

China Wi-Max Communications Appoints Two Additional Acquisition Advisors

Mequon, WI, Dec. 21, 2006 - China Wi-Max Communications' search for Chinese telecommunication acquisitions took a large step forward with the appointment of two additional knowledgeable advisors. The key to finding excellent Chinese acquisitions is to first identify the proper persons with local and industry/market knowledge. China is growing at such a fast pace that even traveling from the U.S. to China on a regular basis is not sufficient to find, identify, investigate and negotiate a good Chinese acquisition.

Mr. Frank Jia, CEO of Beijing Teletron Telecom Engineering Co., Ltd., has agreed to join China Wi-Max Communications and assist China Wi-Max Communications in seeking companies to be acquired. His company operates in the broadband arena of telecommunications and has a Mergers and Acquisitions Department with four full time professional employees. Beijing Teletron Telecom Engineering employs more then 360 people in China.

Jenny Wang, a U.S. based scientist with an engineering background, has also joined China Wi-Max Communications as an advisor. Jenny was born in China and educated in both China and the United States. She has proven experience as a marketing expert for introducing technical products into China. Her Chinese entrepreneurial business background has been burnished with American management skills and experience. Not only can she advise the company on how to "do business in China", she brings the Company her invaluable Chinese "connections."

Contact: Michael Kalbs, Director of Public Relations, China Wi-Max Communications, Inc., 818-995-6778, mike.kalbs@chinawi-max.com

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Contact: Michael Kalbs, Director of Public Relations, China Wi-Max Communications, Inc., 818-995-6778, mike.kalbs@chinawi-max.com