Microsoft created Windows 10 exclusively for the Chinese government

According to a recent report from China's Caixin Magazine, Microsoft office 2013 product key has created a separate Windows 10 version for the government, known as Windows 10 Zhuangongban, or Specially-provided Edition. According to Microsoft chief executive Ralph Haupter, the company collaborated with China Electronics Technology Group to create the version.
It is no surprise then that Microsoft announced its partnership with the Chinese government to develop the software here in December. This version of Windows 10 product key will meet the requirements of the Chinese government including the control and management of domestic users.

This version will conform to the requirements of the Chinese government

Previously in 2010, to limit the popularity of the Windows product key platform, the Chinese government requested a software company to develop its own operating system called NeoKylin. NeoKylin is a Linux kernel-based version. At some point, over 40% of the computer equipment sold comes pre-installed with this operating system.
Analysts predict that in cooperation with the Chinese government, the market share of Windows will grow well as the NeoKylin operating system lacks many of the applications and software needed by the users. In particular, state-owned enterprises were required to use NeoKylin for national security.
Before Microsoft, many other technology companies such as Apple, Google also have to cede the requirements of the Chinese government to be able to step into this billionaire market.