In 1902, Xie Jiantai, a revolutionary who participated in many plots to overthrow the Qing Dynasty, established 南清早报, predecessor of South China Morning Post with a British man Alfred Cunningham.
Xie, as the editor, used the paper to spread revolutionary propaganda.
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South China Building
Was replaced by the South China Building which opened in 1973.
A Big Change
The SCMP moved to Tong Chong Street, Quarry Bay in April 1971. From typesetting to modern technology.
SCMP as a carrier of revolutionary propaganda
In 1902, Xie Jiantai, a revolutionary who participated in many plots to overthrow the Qing Dynasty, established 南清早报, predecessor of South China Morning Post with a British man Alfred Cunningham.
Xie, as the editor, used the paper to spread revolutionary propaganda.
https://new.gwulo.com/node/56861#17~22.28119~114.15565~Map_by_GovHK-Mar…
https://news.sina.cn/sa/2011-10-14/detail-ikftpnny5145928.d.html
Following is a photo of South China Morning Post on Wynham street in the 1920s.