Southeast Asia

Sin Chew Daily was established in 1929. Since its establishment, the Daily has been twice suspended in 1942 and 1987. After its resumption of publication in 1988, its circulation has increased continuously and become a highly influential part of the media landscape in Malaysia after 1992. Currently Sin Chew Daily is not only the largest circulated Chinese-language newspaper in Southeast Asia, but it is also the largest Chinese daily outside the Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Nanyang Siang Pau was launched in 1923. It is the oldest Chinese daily in Malaysia. A highly regarded opinion maker, Nanyang Siang Pau is also the only financial and business Chinese language publication in Malaysia. A majority of its readers are decision makers and people from the middle class such as professionals, managers and executives.

China Press was launched in 1946. It is the second-largest Chinese daily newspaper in Malaysia. Chinapress.com.my, its news website launched in 2015, has become one of the most popular Chinese language news portals in Malaysia as a result of its rapid increase in number of visitors and hit rates.

Guang Ming Daily was established in 1987. It is an influential newspaper in North Malaysia. It uses accessible and easy-to-understand language and is a trusted source of fast, accurate news.

Bintang Sin Chew Weekly was established in 1996. It is a publication for children from kindergarten to Primary 3. It is filled with a combination of pictures and text, and is colourful and well-printed. It is a very popular national full-colour children’s weekly in Malaysia.

Established in 1993, Cahaya Sin Chew Weekly is the most popular publication for the secondary school students in Malaysia. The weekly is comprised with diverse content. It includes further studies information, mini stories, comics and lots more. It is a magazine that will keep young readers have fun while learning.

New Life Post is the only newspaper granted permission for sale in Singapore, where it is available every Wednesday and Saturday. Its content includes professional reports on Chinese culture and traditions, as well as the latest and hottest current issues. The magazine also features info-taining weird and strange news stories which satisfy readers looking for light reading material.

Oriental Cuisine is an authoritative food guide with superb coverage of cooking specialists and food outlets. In every issue, special recipes based on different themes are offered. Famous restaurants and eateries in various parts of Malaysia are also featured.

Feminine was established in 1978. It is a female Chinese-oriented magazine with an integrated focus to advocate social issues driven by a need to care for the community, and a mission to inspire and enlighten society.

Established in April 1997, Citta Bella is an iconic monthly regional Chinese Language women’s magazine in Malaysia. Its appeal lies in its unique editorial that speaks to the sophisticated, discerning and bilingual woman. This confident Chinese woman is concerned about career, love, fashion, beauty, relationship, health and the world around her. Citta Bella’s cosmopolitan approach combines modernity and all things uniquely Chinese.

Sin Chew Media Corporation introduced Pocketimes in 2014. It is an online video platform producing short and crisp online videos as well as inspiring live talk shows covering areas like news, business, entertainment, sports, and lifestyle.