Share folio with someone in China

Hello,
I've made a folio in Belgium, which I am now trying to share with some one in China, via the Adobe Content Viewer.
When they log in in the Content Viewer, they get no download invitation, nothing at all.
I've allready tried loggin in at my end (on 2 different iPads), with his (chinese) log-in and password, and it works fine then. I do get the invitation right away.
Has any of you heard of Chinese blocking (censorship) of the Content viewer, like with Facebook or twitter?
Is there a work-around, or is there something else that can go wrong?
Kind regards
Vanessa

We had the same problem and asked to Adobe. See Adobe's answer below:
The delivery of folio files into China requires that the DPS Apps be compiled differently to allow for folio files to be delivered from a CDN service provided by a company called ChinaCache instead of Akamai who handles our file delivery rest of world. We believe that Adobe's use of ChinaCache coupled with the restrictions I detailed below will allow Adobe to successfully serve content into mainland China. The restrictions that I am about to outline are intended to keep the service running and available adhering to Chinese law and to reflect the significantly higher cost to Adobe that ChinaCache incurs compared to Akamai. The restrictions for DPS delivery into China are:
Any company delivering into China needs to both sign a DPS agreement and the addendum (attached) which details these restrictions
We limit file sizes delivered into China at 250MB. This restriction is directly related to cost via ChinaCache
For every publication delivered into China (aka Vogue, Allure, Cosmo etc.), the customer must present to Adobe a General Administration of Press and Publication ("GAPP"). (GAPP licenses are not provided to foreign owned corporations. They are only provided to joint ventures or Chinese entities.) Beyond detailing this restriction, Adobe should not be in any way providing legal guidance to customers.
Agree that Adobe is not liable or responsible for interruptions/delays in service etc.

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