South China Morning Post: a Hong Kong story 118 years in the making

The China Morning Post was first published on November 6, 1903, when Hong Kong was a British colony. In its 118 years, the newspaper has told tens of thousands of stories, and transformed from a local newspaper to a global news organisation.

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