WordPress's CDN automatically intercepts traffic from China, causing our WordPress websites on domestic servers to be unable to install and update themes and plugins normally. Previously, we introduced using kill 429 to solve this. Today, we recommend a plugin with a higher success rate:
WP-China-Yes 
WP China Yes Plugin Introduction
WP China Yes is also a plugin developed by a Chinese developer, open-source and free. Its function is the same as kill 429, used to solve the pain point of domestic servers being unable to update and install WordPress plugins and themes normally.
kill 429 is based on forwarding proxy for WordPress resources, while WP-China-Yes is based on reverse proxy for WordPress resources and uses Baidu Cloud CDN service, making it relatively more stable. The acceleration nodes set by WP China Yes directly accelerate all communication between your site and the WordPress headquarters servers. The acceleration scope includes but is not limited to: resource downloads from the plugin and theme stores, product images, author avatars, theme previews, etc...
How to Use WP China Yes
1. Download from
the official WP websiteor go to
GitHubdownload, then upload and install it via the website Admin Dashboard. 2. Activate the plugin and use it normally. Because it uses CDN caching, you may see that some images in the Admin Dashboard cannot be displayed. When a user requests them, the CDN server starts requesting from the WP server, and then they will appear on the CDN server.
By inspecting with F12, it is found that the addresses of these images have been changed to the CDN address provided by the author.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why is the speed so slow? – The acceleration nodes use CDN cached data. For less popular resources with fewer visitors, the access speed will be much slower. If you encounter a timeout, please wait 10 minutes and try again. During this time, the CDN will automatically pull resources from the official WordPress server for use.
Author's release address: https://www.ibadboy.net/archives/3204.html
By inspecting with F12, it is found that the addresses of these images have been changed to the CDN address provided by the author.
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