Manila Association

Main English-language daily newspapers: Manila Bulletin, Philippine Star, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Freedom, Manila Times and Manila Chronicle. Philippine Daily: Izvestia, Philippine Express. Chinese Daily: World Daily, Business Daily (founded in 19 19, formerly known as Overseas Chinese Business Daily, originally a monthly magazine of Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Manila, and reorganized into a daily newspaper in 1922), Philippine Times, United Daily News and Global Daily.

Philippine News Agency: The official news agency, established in March 1973. We have established news exchange relations with news agencies in China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Pakistan, Japan and other 15 countries and regions, and have working contacts with Associated Press and Reuters. News organizations include national journalists' club, news photographers' association and publishers' association. There are 257 publishing houses in China. Manila can be said to be the crime capital of Asia, and it can also be said to be the kidnapping capital. This is not because of Manila's economic prosperity, but because of the incomparably incompetent quality of the Philippine police and the contradictions caused by the multi-ethnic coexistence in a region. In Makati, public security is stable, and China people live and do business here. The Chinese recognized in the Philippines account for about 1%-2% of the total population, and these 2% people have more wealth than all others combined, and Chinese factories account for 50% of the country. Of the total population of 80 million in the Philippines, there are more than 8 million overseas workers, usually so-called Filipino maids, band members and sailors. Every year, these overseas workers remit $8 billion to China, which supports the Philippine economy.