People's Daily

People's Daily is China's largest national newspaper and the official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party. Founded in 1948, it publishes party statements and reporting in multiple languages and formats.

Chinese Communist Party: The political party that has governed the People's Republic of China since 1949. The party founded the newspaper and remains its publisher and political authority.
Central Propaganda Department: A Chinese Communist Party body that directs and coordinates ideological and publicity work. Its directives shape editorial priorities across party media, including the newspaper.
People's Daily overseas editions: Foreign-language and overseas publications produced under the People's Daily brand. They carry the paper's reporting and political messaging beyond its domestic Chinese-language readership.
Global Times: A Chinese newspaper published by People's Daily that often uses a more nationalistic and populist editorial style. Its sharper, more commercial tone differs from the parent paper's formal party voice.
Chinese Civil War: The conflict between the Chinese Communist Party and the Kuomintang that ended with Communist victory in 1949. The paper was established during the final phase of this struggle.
Chinese media: The institutions and channels that produce and distribute news and other media in China. People's Daily operates within a media system shaped by party leadership and state regulation.
People's Daily app: A mobile news application published by People's Daily. The app delivers the newspaper's content and video to mobile users.
China Daily: An English-language Chinese state newspaper founded in 1981. It targets international English-language audiences rather than serving as the party's principal newspaper.
People's Republic of China: The sovereign state established in 1949 under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party. The newspaper became a national institution after the state it serves was founded.
Editorial: An article that expresses a publication's institutional position on an issue. The paper's editorials communicate authoritative party positions, especially on major political questions.

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