Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region , traditionally called Inner Mongolia, is the earliest autonomous religion of its kind in China and the third largest in size of all provinces and autonomous regions in China. There are four municipalities and eight prefectures in the region and capital seat is Hohehot Municipality.

Inner Mongolia boasts a booming telecommunication system, all the municipalities and prefectures equipped with c3 local telephone networks which have been expanded and upgraded. By 2001, 3.377 billion yuan in total had been invested into fixed assets of telecommunication infrastructure and the aggregate business revenue had amounted to 3.54 billion yuan. In the first season of 2001, the total autonomous region recorded 540 million in business revenue and a 4800-kilometer increase in optical cable, which made the total length of the network 49,800 kilometers. There was an increase of 230,000 lines in the telephone exchanges, making a total of 3.26 million. The capacity for mobile users amounted to 690,000, making a total of 4.17 million users. The total telephone users in the region stood at 5.42 million.

During the period of the 10th Five Year Plan, Inner Mongolia will focus on the following projects: 1/ manufacturers of the complete equipment will develop new products and new production bases for new components and parts will be built; 2/ a production base for China Mongolian Language Electronic Information Technology Commercialization will be built; 3/ a telecommunication trunk transmission network and support network project will be launched to build the eastern, central and western loop networks; 4/ the region's cable TV system will be upgraded into twelve optical cable access network; and the infrastructure project of the Inner Mongolian mobile telecommunication base will be finished.

Futong Group sets up a customer service center in Hohehot for the purpose of taking the advantage of the locality to offer quality products and fast services to telecommunication carriers in the region.