Sunflyer Global Experiment Network

一个由苏州运行的单人自治系统，通过法兰克福和新加坡向全球发布十条 IPv6 路由，持有注册的“客户”地址范围，并在注册记录中自称为实验网络。计算其存在的成本——每年约一百五十美元，而官方最低门槛在最便宜的单项上就高出二十五倍——将这一不起眼的路由表奇观点转化为对中国许可互联网拒绝销售的一切的衡量。

A one-person autonomous system run from Suzhou announces ten IPv6 routes to the world through Frankfurt and Singapore, holds a registered "customer" address range, and calls itself an experiment in the registry record. Pricing what it costs to exist — about a hundred and fifty dollars a year against an official floor twenty-five times higher on the cheapest line item alone — turns an obscure routing-table curiosity into a measurement of everything China's licensed internet refuses to sell.