China Press

Founded in 1990, the China Press is the only daily newspaper in the U.S. that is published in simplified Chinese characters and the first full-color Chinese newspaper in the nation. Since its establishment, the China Press has distinguished itself from other competitors with quick, unbiased, and accurate news report of Mainland China. Over two decades after its establishment, the China Press has developed to be a metropolitan Chinese daily newspaper with 4 to 5 sections and 44 to 60 pages published every day. Printed in Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco, the China Press is distributed to cities with large Chinese population across the nation. As the China Press’s subsidiary publication, the China Press Weekly made its debut on the New Year’s Eve of 1990 and has started to serve the Chinese community on weekend since then. Following the “nation-wide coverage” strategy, printing publications of the China Press are distributed to 15 cities in the U.S. with the highest population density of Chinese immigrants—Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Seattle, Portland, San Diego, and Sacramento. The China Press also has a strong presence on the Internet. As the online edition of the China Press newspaper, uschinapress.com is followed by numerous netizens globally and eight out of ten readers are from China and the U.S. The China Press Web site provides informative online news videos, e-newspaper, and feature programs, like “Chinese in the World,” to its online readers. The 6 new apps provided by uschinapress.com will help readers access content with various mobile devices, both on Android and Apple’s iOS platform, which makes the China Press a creative and innovative high-tech bellwether amongst all Chinese media in the U.S.