Ming Pao (1) is one of the most influential newspapers in Hong Kong today. It was founded by Cha (Jin Yong) and his middle school classmate Shen Baoxin in 1959.

2. 1959, Cha and Shen Baoxin jointly funded Ming Pao, which was published daily. At first, Shen Baoxin was in charge of business, Jin Yong was in charge of editorial affairs, and Pan was an assistant. Although faced with economic problems and difficulties at first, and even needed to rely on pawn to maintain, Jin Yong's martial arts novels attracted a large number of readers and brought solid advertising business to Ming Pao. After many transformations and ownership changes, Ming Pao was regarded as an independent intellectual newspaper in the1980s and was highly praised. After the listing of 199 1, its sales continued to climb, making it one of the best-selling newspapers in Hong Kong.

2. The success of Ming Pao cannot be separated from Cha Liang Yong's foresight and efforts. He took an objective and faithful attitude as the principle of running a newspaper, and successfully turned the newspaper into a highly respected media by intellectuals, setting an example for the Hong Kong press.