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Guangxi People’s Publishing House

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The Guangxi People’s Publishing House (廣西人民出版社) is a state-owned publishing house based in Nanning and a subsidiary of the Guangxi Publishing & Media Group (廣西出版傳媒集團). According to China’s corporate registry, the group is fully owned by Guangxi’s Department of Finance (廣西壯族自治區財政廳). It describes itself as the first publisher established in Guangxi after the establishment of the PRC and has to date published over 20,000 titles. The publishing house’s website also states that the publisher has “stuck to the correct publishing direction, to promote the Party’s theory and line” (始終堅持正確的出版導向，以宣傳黨的理論和路線), a phrase indicating alignment with CCP messaging guidelines. At the 2026 China-ASEAN Urban Media Roundtable, the publisher signed an agreement with the Nanning Media Convergence Center to further cooperate on the promotion of Chinese publications in Southeast Asian countries.

Peruvian Chinese Association

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The Peruvian Chinese Association (秘魯中華協會), or APCH, known in Spanish as the Asociación Peruano China, is a Lima-based heritage organization for Peruvians of Chinese descent. It was founded on June 13, 1999, during commemorations of 150 years of Chinese immigration to Peru, by a group led by businessman Erasmo Jesús Rolando Wong Lu Vega (黃業生), who has headed it since. The APCH organizes cultural festivals, Lunar New Year celebrations and awards, and publishes the magazine Integración. Its activities are closely intertwined with Wong’s businesses. Its annual awards gala is held at the Corporación Wong auditorium in La Molina. A 2020 profile also described weekly association classes held at Willax Televisión, the broadcaster in which Wong’s business group holds a majority stake. The APCH is one of three members of the Patronato that manages Lima’s Chinese-funded Centro de la Amistad Peruano China (Peruvian-Chinese Friendship Center), and Wong represents it as the Patronato’s president.

Lijiang Publishing House

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Lijiang Publishing House (灕江出版社), founded in 1980, is a Guilin, Guangxi-based publisher under the Guangxi Publishing & Media Group (廣西出版傳媒集團), which is owned by the Department of Finance of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (廣西壯族自治區財政廳), according to China’s corporate registry website. Its website states that it has been one of China’s major publishers of translated foreign literature since China’s reform and opening, and claims to have copyright trade relations with more than 40 countries and territories. During the 2026 China-ASEAN Urban Media Roundtable, Lijiang Publishing House agreed to cooperate with the Nanning Media Convergence Center (南寧市融媒體中心) to expand its publication footprint overseas, part of a history of collaboration between the two groups that has included the co-production of the radio drama Scattered Red Star (散落的紅星), a story of the 1934 “Battle of Xiang River” (湘江戰役) that honors casualties that happened in the Long March. 

Willax Televisión

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Willax Televisión (威萊克斯電視台) is a Peruvian free-to-air television channel based in Lima. It was founded in 2010 by journalists Gilberto Hume and Cecilia Valenzuela as an online news channel and later moved to cable television. In November 2015 it was bought by the business group of Erasmo Jesús Rolando Wong Lu Vega (黃業生), a Chinese-Peruvian businessman and former owner of the Wong supermarket chain. Wong’s group, which holds a majority stake in the channel, turned it into a general-interest broadcaster on Lima’s digital terrestrial service. The channel’s formal ownership is opaque. Reporters Without Borders’ Media Ownership Monitor found that 99.99 percent of its shares were held by Latin America Media Investment Ltd, a company not constituted in Peru, so its ultimate shareholders could not be verified. International media have described Willax as conservative and right-wing, and Wong signed the Madrid Charter, a manifesto opposing left-wing governments in Ibero-America. Willax nonetheless has close ties to Chinese state content distribution. In November 2024, it signed a trilateral agreement with Chongqing Jiazuo Film and Culture Media (重慶佳左影視文化傳媒有限公司) and Classic Media China Internacional SAC (經典傳媒中國國際有限公司) to air a “China Time Slot” (中國時段) of Spanish-dubbed Chinese series and documentaries. The launch was guided by China’s State Council Information Office and National Radio and Television Administration, and co-hosted by the propaganda office of the Chongqing CCP Committee. Wong also presides over the association that manages Lima’s Chinese-funded Centro de la Amistad Peruano China (Peruvian-Chinese Friendship Center).

Beijing Tangmei Culture Development Company

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The Beijing Tangmei Culture Development Company (北京淌美文化發展有限公司) is a Beijing-based production company that creates promotional videos for audiences both foreign and domestic. Limited information about the company is available online. It agreed, through an MoU with the Nanning Media Convergence Center (南寧市融媒體中心), a media hub under the direction of Nanning’s municipal propaganda office, to assist in broadcasting the China-made food documentary series Chopsticks’ Flavor Friends (筷意東南亞) on international channels, including National Broadcasting Services of Thailand and Radio and Television of Timor-Leste, during the 2026 China-ASEAN Urban Media Roundtable. 

Republic of China Veteran Journalists Association

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The Republic of China Veteran Journalists Association (中華民國資深記者協會) is a professional organization for senior journalists based in the central city of Taichung. It was established in 2005 by Hung Hsi-ming (洪錫銘), founder of the Taiwan-based Century News (世紀新聞社). According to Hung, nearly 200 members joined ROCVJA when it was founded. In a 2025 Century News report, Hung said that the organization has had “many exchanges” with Chinese official media, such as Xinhua News Agency, People’s Daily, and the United Front’s China News Service, or CNS. One example is a 2026 media exchange trip to Shanghai and Anhui organized by the CCP’s official All-China Journalists Association (中華全國新聞工作者協會). Hung’s Century News also claims to be a member of CNS’s World Chinese Media Co-Operation Union (世界華文媒體合作聯盟), though the union does not list Century News as a member on its website. Xinhua and the ACJA have referred to the organization as the “Taiwan Chinese Veteran Journalists Association” (台灣中華資深記者會) — removing the title “Republic of China” (中華民國) from the name — an expression of China’s contested claim over Taiwan’s sovereignty.

Anhui New Media Group

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Anhui New Media Group (安徽新媒体集团) was founded in 2014 under the Anhui Provincial Party Committee Propaganda Office, according to its website. It claims to be the first authorized provincial-level online media group in the country and the first provincial news website in Anhui Province to gain authorization from the State Council Information Office, an external nameplate for the CCP’s Central Propaganda Department. In addition to providing news, Anhui Media Group also operates several Anhui government and party websites. It also runs the Anhui International Communication Center (安徽國際傳播中心), an external propaganda institution that runs the English-language “Marvelous Anhui” (美好安徽) Facebook account, which has more than 1.2 million Facebook followers.

South China Morning Post

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The South China Morning Post (SCMP) is Hong Kong’s oldest English-language daily newspaper. It was founded in 1903 by Australian-Chinese revolutionary intellectual and activist Tse Tsan-tai and British journalist Alfred Cunningham with the stated mission to “tell the truth for the good of humanity.” Today, SCMP covers Hong Kong, China, broader Asian politics, business, and current affairs. It runs a print version, a website, and an app, and also offers additional products such as “SCMP Plus,” a business news platform, “This Week in Asia,” a weekly Asia-focused magazine, and “Young Post,” a product tailored for students. In 1993, Malaysian business magnate Robert Kuok purchased the paper from British media tycoon Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp., which had owned it since 1986. In December 2015, the Chinese e-commerce and retail giant Alibaba acquired SCMP and its associated products for 266 million US dollars. Discussing the acquisition, Alibaba former executive vice chairman Joe Tsai said that the deal was an important step toward giving international readers a better understanding of SCMP as well as Alibaba, adding that SCMP has “a unique vantage point that none of the western organisations have” when it comes to covering China. Since the acquisition, observers have noted that SCMP’s coverage has become less critical of China and increasingly friendly to the CCP, a trend that has accelerated since the implementation of the 2020 National Security Law. Even after the acquisition, the South China Morning Post remains blocked inside of China. 

Hefei Broadcast Television

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Hefei Broadcast Television (合肥市廣播電視台) is an official television station of the Hefei city government and falls under the leadership of the Hefei Municipal Party Committee’s propaganda department. It claims to be the largest television broadcast institution in Anhui Province, providing four TV channels and four radio programs on news, lifestyle, technology, sports, culture, and tourism, according to a recruitment announcement in 2025. The notice also states that it has over 100 social media accounts, with more than 70 million followers. It established Hefei Culture Broadcasting Group Ltd., (合肥文廣集團有限公司) in 2012, which engages in activities such as investment, advertising, film production, real estate, exhibitions, and more, according to the Hefei Broadcast Television website. The company itself also has six subsidiaries spanning broadcasting, new media, and performing arts.