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Zhejiang Daily Press Group

The Zhejiang Daily Press Group (浙江日報報業集團) was established on June 25, 2000. The group operates 26 publications and media outlets, including Zhejiang Daily (浙江日報), the official newspaper of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, the commercial [Qianjiang Evening News](https://zjrb.zjol.com.cn/html/2026-01/20/node18.htm)_ (錢江晚報), and Red Flag Publishing House (紅旗出版社). It is charged with direct operation under propaganda office guidance of the Zhejiang International Communication Center (浙江省國際傳播中心), established in Hangzhou on May 31, 2024.

Country of Registration:
China
Entity Type:
Domestic Media with PRC Party-State Involvement, PRC Media Company
Chinese Name:
浙江日報報業集團
Founding Date:
25.06.2000
Address:
178 Xiacheng District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Website Link:
https://www.8531.cn/
Current Status:
Active

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