What does 3W mean in front of China website?

Is the abbreviation of the World Wide Web, which can also be referred to as the Web. The Chinese name is "World Wide Web". WWW (World Wide Web) is an information "spider web" attached to the Internet and covering the whole world. It embeds countless information in the form of hypertext, including bright pearls and, of course, rotten garbage. Some people call it the World Wide Web, others call it the World Wide Web, or simply the Web (the Chinese translation of WWW is the "World Wide Web" suggested by the National Committee for the Examination and Approval of Scientific and Technological Terminology). WWW is the most popular, popular and up-to-date information retrieval service system on the Internet. It connects all the existing resources on the Internet, so that users can provide hypertext media resource documents on all the sites with WWW servers on the Internet. This is because WWW can seamlessly integrate all kinds of information (still images, text sounds and audio-visual). WWW not only provides fast information search on the graphical interface, but also can connect with other servers on the Internet through the same graphical interface (GUI). Because WWW provides people all over the world with the means to find and share information, it can also be regarded as a collection of information that all kinds of organizations, scientific research institutions, universities and companies in the world are keen on research and development. It is based on Internet query. Information publishing and management system is a dynamic multimedia communication format for people to interact. Its formal expression is: "the original protocol of wide-area hypermedia information retrieval, the purpose of which is to access massive documents." What WWW has achieved is to provide a compatible means for users on the computer network to access various media in a simple way. It is the first truly global hypermedia network, which has changed the way people observe and create information. As a result, the research, development and use of WWW have quickly set off a huge upsurge all over the world. WWW was born in the Internet and later became a part of it. Today, the World Wide Web is almost synonymous with the Internet. Through it, everyone who joins it can reach every corner of the world in an instant, just plug in a telephone line (maybe your laptop or your mobile phone) on your PC, and the global information is at your fingertips! WWW doesn't actually exist anywhere in the world. In fact, users of WWW give it new meanings every day. In the Internet society, citizens (including institutions and individuals) embed all kinds of information they need to disclose into the WWW in the form of homepages, which include graphics, sounds and other media besides words. From all kinds of job advertisements to electronic bibles, it can be said that it is all-encompassing and ubiquitous. The homepage is published on the Web, mainly in the form of some HTML text (HTML is Hypertext Markup Language). Since the 1940s, people have always dreamed of having a worldwide information base. In this database, data can not only be accessed by people all over the world, but also be easily linked to information in other places, so that users can obtain important information conveniently and quickly. It triggered the fifth information revolution. With the rapid development of science and technology, this dream has become a reality. The most popular system used at present is called WWW. Its formal definition is "WWW is a wide-area hypermedia information retrieval initiative, which provides universal access to the world's documents." In short, WWW is an Internet-based computer network, which allows users to access information from one computer to another through the Internet. Technically speaking, the World Wide Web is a collection of clients and servers that support WWW protocol and Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) on the Internet. Through it, you can access hypermedia files all over the world, including words, graphics, sounds, animations, databases and various software. Theoretically, the World Wide Web includes the whole Internet world of more than 200 million people, including all websites, gopher information stations, FTP files, Telnet public access accounts, news discussion forums and Wais databases. Therefore, the World Wide Web can be said to be the largest electronic information world in the world today, and the World Wide Web can be regarded as synonymous with the Internet. In fact, what we usually call "surfing the Internet" actually refers to connecting to the World Wide Web. WWW is the abbreviation of World Wide Web, and it can also be abbreviated as Web, and its Chinese name is World Wide Web.