Some modifications of China related timezone info.

[Zhe]

Hi,
  Following this rule, "Asia/Beijing" should be used instead of "Asia/Shanghai", because more people prefer "Asia/Beijing" in China, as Beijing has more people than Shanghai :-)

Regards
James Su

On 4/28/06, Robert Elz <kre at munnari.oz.au> wrote:
>     Date:        Thu, 27 Apr 2006 22:54:12 -0400
>     From:        John Hawkinson <jhawk at MIT.EDU>
>     Message-ID:  <20060428025412.GN677 at multics.mit.edu>
>
>   | I can't say I see quite why it is such a bad thing to make exceptions
>   | in the uniform policy where they are clearly understandable and
>   | preferred by most people... I'm skeptical of claims of
>   | non-scalability.
>
> The scalability that matters isn't what the zoneinfo files can handle, 
> but what this mailing list can handle.
>
> Having a simple rule that always gets followed allows us to ignore 
> endless arguments about what is, or is not, "preferred by most 
> people", and how anyone could ever really tell (when that argument is 
> made, 99% of the time, it means "I prefer".)
>
> Of course, we still periodically get this discussion - but at least 
> there's just one of this one, and not the many "this name is better than that name"
> for any arbitrary name.
>
> kre
>