Ming Pao

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Ming Pao (Traditional Chinese: 明報, Simplified Chinese: 明报, Jyutping ming4 bou3, Hanyu Pinyin: m?ngb?o), a Chinese language newspaper, is a publication by the Ming Pao Group in Hong Kong. Ming Pao Daily News is the United States edition.

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First published on May 20 1959, Ming Pao was founded by the famous Chinese martial novelist Louis Cha (aka Jinyong) and his friend, Sham Po Sun (沈寶新). It aims at providing comprehensive and accurate reports on political and economic issues in both mainland China and Hong Kong. The Ming Pao Group has published a number of newspapers and magazines. It has also set up a website providing news and information to the public. Well-known for its accuracy in language, many secondary schools in Hong Kong encourage their students to subscribe to Ming Pao in order to improve their Chinese language.

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Ming Pao Group also runs magazines called Ming Pao Weekly, Ming Pao Monthly, and Yazhou Zhoukan (jointly owned with TOM), publications with good reputations.

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Ming Pao related Images and Photos (experimental)

Ming Vase II	Yao Ming	Chien- Ming Wang	Chien Ming Wang
Ming the Merciless	Ming Tombs Near Peking (China) Avenue of the Stone Animals	Houston Rockets- Yao Ming	Flash Gordon and Ming 8-Inch Action Figures
Gardens of Yuan Ming Yuan Peking 1783-86	Sacred Path to the Tomb of the Ming Emperor Hongwu at Nanjing China	Rio De Janeiro with the Cristo Redentor in the Foreground and the Pao De Acucar in the Background