Ta Kung Pao

Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Hong KongChinese

Ta Kung Pao is a prominent Chinese-language newspaper based in Hong Kong. Founded in 1902 in Tianjin, it is one of the oldest active Chinese newspapers. It covers local Hong Kong news, mainland China affairs, international relations, and economic trends with a pro-Beijing editorial perspective.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN HONG KONG

A highly competitive bilingual newspaper market defines the region's local press, strictly split between major Chinese-language dailies and established English-language publications. The South China Morning Post, founded in 1903, operates as the primary English daily of record, joined by the Standard, which prints daily as a free English tabloid. The Chinese-language sector features the high-circulation mass-market Oriental Daily alongside older, state-backed traditional broadsheets like Ta Kung Pao. Paperboy lists 9 newspapers in Hong Kong.