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China Daily is the only national English-language newspaper in China. The reporters, correspondents and editors are known for their professionalism, enthusiasm and creativity. More than 20 experts, mainly from the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia and India, ensure linguistic and journalistic standards.

The South China Morning Post is also a major English newspaper in China. It has a long history and enjoys the largest market share among all English newspapers published in Hong Kong. It focuses on daily news, business, technology and lifestyle information on Mainland China and Hong Kong. Usually the reports are diverse, and professionally translated and available in Simplified and Traditional Chinese.

I like both of the two papers. The reason is that China Daily is one of the country’s most authoritative English media outlets and an important source of information on Chinese politics, economy, society and culture. It is often called the “Voice of China” or “Window to China.” As to the South China Morning Post, I love its in-depth reports and features, news analyses and comment on hot issues. Besides, its interesting classified advertisements also apple to me.