During the combat session in China, Google made a declaration that it has come up with the new approach with Beijing on the censorship issue.

However in the recent days only, the firm had redirected the search inquiries in China to the unfiltered site in Hong Kong to get the censorship issues round off.

Google has expressed that it shall now discontinue this after Beijing swayed the warning signals that it might lose the right to hold the licence to operate in the country.

Now, the users shall be diverted directly towards the landing page on the Chinese site with a link to get the access of the Hong Kong page.

Google voiced that it was optimistic that the plans may allow the search engine giant to maintain its operations in China.

But according to the BBC technology correspondent, Rory Cellan-Jones, there isn't any guarantee the Chinese authorities may allow the new arrangement.

Although Google had declared regarding the changes one day before its Internet Content Provider licence which is required to operate in the country was about to expire.

To stay ahead on the top of Google's search pages, companies on a regular basis crafting out their ways to change their websites work, fine-tuning them as Google constantly updates its search channels.

At present Google is crafting out its very own Google Dance, but on the Chinese beats only with regards to the Chinese authorities.