以下是原文：

　　An article titled "China's Super-wealthy See Fortunes Fall" revealed one of the multi-billionaires affected by the economy crisis is the founder of Netease. The article reveals that Netease signed a three-year contract with Blizzard Entertainment to distribute Starcraft 2 and Battle.net in Mainland China.

　　Among them is 37-year-old Internet entrepreneur William Ding Lei, once China's richest man, who was among 10 billionaires who returned to the list after dropping off in past years.

　　Lei's online gaming company Netease saw its profits rise 40% in the second quarter and his flagship game 'Fantasy Westward Journey' is one of China's top 10 downloads.

　　He signed a three-year contract with US game developer Blizzard Entertainment to distribute 'StarCraft 2' and 'Battle.net' on the mainland.

　　http://www.starcraftwire.net/n/1534/netease-three-year-contract-to-release-starcraft-2-and-battlenet-in-mainland-china

　　http://www.rte.ie/business/2008/1030/china.html

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　　一篇名为"China'sSuper-wealthySeeFortunesFall"的文章透露了被金融危机所影响一位亿万富翁是网易的创始人。文章揭示了网易与暴雪签订了在中国大陆发售星际争霸2和战网三年的合同。

　　在他们中37岁的互联网企业家威廉.丁磊，曾经是中国最富有的人，在掉出亿万富翁名单数年之后又回到了排行榜上。

　　在第二季度丁磊的网络游戏公司的利润提升了40%。他的"旗舰游戏"梦幻西游是中国名列前十的下载游戏。

　　他和美国游戏开发公司暴雪娱乐签订了三年的合同在中国大陆授权发布星际争霸2和战网。