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After the battle of Beijing in 1949, the People’s Daily Press took over the office of the North China Daily News at No. 117 (now No. 277) Wangfujing Street.[1]
In 2009, with the approval of the CCP Central Committee, the People's Daily Press carried out organizational and functional adjustments and reforms. Later, it made partial adjustments based on development needs and implemented the "director-in-charge system under the leadership of the editorial committee". Its basic structure is composed of 23 internal institutions, 1 affiliated public institution, 72 dispatched institutions, 30 affiliated newspapers and periodicals, and several affiliated enterprises.[2]
Organizational structure
The People's Daily Press has the following internal structure:[3]
Internal organization
General Office
Editor-in-Chief Office
News Coordination Department
Local Department
Economic and Social Affairs Department
Political and Cultural Department
International Department
Literature and Art Department
Comments Department
Theory Department
Internal Reference Department
Sports Department
Research Department
Personnel Bureau
Planning and Finance Department
Management and Security Bureau
Technology Department
Department of International Exchange and Cooperation
Distribution and Publishing Department
Corporate Regulatory Department
Party Committee
Retired Cadres Bureau
People's Daily Overseas Edition Editorial Department
Dispatched agencies
Domestic branches
Beijing Branch
Tianjin Branch
Shanghai Branch
Chongqing Branch
Hebei Branch
Shanxi Branch
Inner Mongolia Branch
Liaoning Branch
Jilin Branch
Heilongjiang Branch
Jiangsu Branch
Zhejiang Branch
Anhui Branch
Fujian Branch
Jiangxi Branch
Shandong Branch
Henan Branch
Hubei Branch
Hunan Branch
Guangdong Branch
Guangxi Branch
Hainan Branch
Sichuan Branch
Guizhou Branch
Yunnan Branch
Tibet Branch
Shaanxi Branch
Gansu Branch
Ningxia Branch
Qinghai Branch
Xinjiang Branch
Special administrative region branches
Hong Kong Branch
Macau Branch
Overseas branches
United Arab Emirates Branch
Pakistan Branch
North Korea Branch
Kazakhstan Branch
South Korea Branch
Mongolia Branch
Japan Branch
Thailand Branch
Syria Branch
Israel Branch
India Branch
Indonesia Branch
Vietnam Branch
Egypt Branch
Ivory Coast Branch
South Africa Branch
Nigeria Branch
Tunisia Branch
Belgium Branch
Poland Branch
Germany Branch
Russia Branch
France Branch
Serbia and Montenegro Branch
Romania Branch
Swedish Branch
Ukraine Branch
Spain Branch
Italy Branch
United Kingdom Branch
Canada Branch
Washington Branch
Los Angeles Branch
Mexico Branch
Argentina Branch
Brazil Branch
Venezuela Branch
Australia Branch
United Nations Bureau
Directly affiliated institutions
People's Daily New Media Center
Directly affiliated enterprise units
People's Daily Publishing House
People's Daily Printing Factory
Zhongwen Printing Investment Group
Publications
The People's Daily Press publishes the People's Daily, the People's Daily Overseas Edition, and the People's Daily Tibetan Edition. It has a 56.55 percent controlling stake in People's Daily Online. Ownership of the Haiwainet is split 60-40, respectively, between the People's Daily Online and People's Daily Press. It wholly owns the China Energy and Automobile Communication Group, which publishes China City News and China Automotive News.[4] In addition, the People's Daily Press also oversees and publishes 30 other newspapers and periodicals:[5][6][4]
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