Plaintiff filed an ex parte application to impose an $80 million dollar
prejudgment security bond on Defendants and to freeze Defendants' assets until
they post the bond. Good cause having been shown, the Court hereby GRANTS
Plaintiff's ex parte application and ORDERS the following:

Prejudgment Bond

Defendants are ordered to post a bond in the amount of $80 million dollars
within seven days of the date of this Order. Because Defendants are in the process

of liquidating and concealing their assets, this Court finds the bond necessary to
protect Plaintiff from being unable to recover on a potential judgment.

Asset Freeze

Until Defendants post this prejudgment bond:
1) Defendants and their officers, directors, affiliates, agents, employees, and
attorneys, their successors and assigns and all persons in active concert or
participation with any of the KXD defendants, and all banks, financial
institutions, brokerages, or others in possession or control of their assets are
hereby enjoined from directly or indirectly transferring (except to Plaintiff as set
forth herein), concealing, secreting, distributing, disposing of, shipping in any way
or otherwise hiding assets and making unavailable to Plaintiff or their officers,
agents, employees, and attorneys any funds in Defendants' possession, control or
in the possession or control of others on behalf of Defendants including, but not
limited to:

a. KXD Technology, Inc.'s bank account (authorized agent, Jingyi Luo, aka
James Luo), account numbers 080312408, 80312424, and 0080312309, located at
East West Bank, 2601 N. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90031;

b. Astar Electronics, Inc. and KXD Technology, Inc.'s bank account,
account numbers 765-029699 and 765255773, located at Bank of the West at the
South Pasadena Office #765 and 1833 N. Atlantic Blvd., #765;

c. Jingyi Luo aka James Luo's bank account at Downey Savings Bank,
17120 Colima Road, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745; and

d. Any other bank or other financial accounts under the names KXD
Technology, Inc.; Astar Electronics Co., Ltd.; Shenzhen KXD Multimedia Co.,
Ltd., Shenzhen Kaixinda Electronics Co., Ltd.; KXD Digital Entertainment, Ltd.;
Astar Electronics USA, Inc.; Jingyi Luo, a/k/a James Luo, including variations of
the foregoing names and alias;
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2) The known and unknown accounts are hereby frozen, except that Defendants
may pay ordinary and necessary business expenses, with respect to the foregoing
accounts of KXD Technology, Inc.; Astar Electronics, Inc.; Jingyi Luo aka James
Luo. Ordinary expenses referred to herein may be paid as follows:

a. Rent or mortgage in the amount normally paid as required in any lease or
loan on any premises, upon presentation of said lease or loan document to Plaintiff
and verification thereof;

b. Ordinary and regular salaries to any bona fide employees, other than any
salaries of the Defendants themselves and Fusheng Liu, or any relatives or
dependents thereof, to the extent that such salaries are not excessive; provided,
however, that such salaries shall be paid to persons on the payroll of Defendants as
of the first day of July 2007, and such salaries do not exceed prior month's level
and further provided that Defendants shall first present to Plaintiff's counsel
written documentation identifying and verifying all individuals proposed to be
paid and the particular of the salaries proposed therefor;

c. Ordinary and necessary bills for utilities; and

d. Payments of any amounts less than Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000), not
to exceed an aggregate of more than Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) per month,
for ordinary business expenses (or ordinary personal expenses for Jingyi Luo aka
James Luo), which shall be documented and such documents shall be provided to
Plaintiff's counsel within ten calendar days following the end of each month.

3) Jingyi Luo, aka James Luo is enjoined from selling or otherwise encumbering
his personal residence at 16178 Wedgeworth Drive, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745,
and any other residence Mr. Luo owns;

4) Defendants are ordered to serve upon Plaintiff's attorneys within 13 calendar
days of the date of this Order, copies of all accountant's reports, bank statements,
certificates of deposit, notes, bonds, checking accounts, money market accounts,
saving accounts, or other financial institution records showing investments or

deposits, and documents indicating title to any real or personal property in
Defendants' actual or constructive possession or control, in whole or in part, or
which they otherwise have an interest, whether domestic or foreign, and
documents relating to any encumbrances of any property or assets in which
Defendants have any interest.

Plaintiff's Bond

Pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 65(c), the injunction and order to freeze assets
set forth herein is subject to the execution and delivery to the Clerk of the Court
by Plaintiff of security in the form of a surety bond or undertaking or deposit
according to law in the amount of $50,000.

Hearing

Defendants shall show cause on Monday, August 27, 2007, at 10:00 a.m.,
why an order should not be entered granting Plaintiff a preliminary injunction in
the terms of the temporary restraining order issued above, or otherwise restricting
the transfer of Defendants' assets. Defendants shall file and serve a response on
Plaintiff, if any, by August 14, 2007. Plaintiff shall file and serve any reply on
Defendants by August 21, 2007.

IT SO ORDERED.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Clerk of the Court shall serve, by United
States mail or by telefax or by email, copies of this Order on counsel in this matter.