Why isn’t the Hong Kong Economic Times sold? In 2005, I went to Beijing and bought some. I thought it was pretty good.

The newspaper market in Beijing is very competitive and newspapers are very cheap. The Beijing News costs one yuan a copy, which is expensive. Many newspapers cost 50 cents and are very thick. Unlike newspapers here in Guangdong, which basically start at one yuan, Southern Metropolis Daily can sell well for two yuan.

Entertainment Newspaper is a newspaper that loses money when sold for 50 cents per copy. The difference is not big, and the market environment cannot support high quality and high price. There is no way, the circulation is small, and the sales are losing every day, so just transform. Deliver newspapers based on the flow of people on the subway and rely on advertising to survive.

There are many such newspapers in Hong Kong, which are delivered every morning in the subway and pier. There are also a lot of coupons inside, and of course there are a lot of advertisements.