MacBook Pro freezes when it connects to internet

All of a sudden my computer freezes (spinning wheel) anytime I connect it to the internet. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this? I have rebooted several times and have enough memory. What could it be? Thanks in advance

China telecom refused to change the router as it run perfectly for all the other equipment (Iphone, IPAD, ITOUCH and PC computer).
it is really strange that this macbook snow leopard is frozen as soon as it connect to internet at home.

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