Oldest Newspaper Claims Global Fame in China
The piece notes the Txing-Pao newspaper of Peking claims to be the oldest continuous paper, dating to 710 A D with an edition de luxe and a popular edition. It describes format, price, and government content, plus contrasts with later Chinese papers and notes on Chinese printing history.
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