Former Site of Taiwan Hsin Pao — Originally the newsroom of Taiwan Nichinichi Shimpo, it was formed by the merger of two Japanese newspapers, Taiwan Shinpo and Taiwan Nippo. It was the largest newspaper at the time and

Former Site of Taiwan Hsin Pao. Originally the newsroom of Taiwan Nichinichi Shimpo, it was formed by the merger of two Japanese newspapers, Taiwan Shinpo and Taiwan Nippo. It was the largest newspaper at the time and. Originally the newsroom of Taiwan Nichinichi Shimpo, it was formed by the merger of two Japanese newspapers, Taiwan Shinpo and Taiwan Nippo. It was the largest newspaper at the time and the longest-running newspaper. On October 26, 1945, Li Wan-chu, on behalf of the Governor-General's Office, took over Taiwan Shinpo and renamed it Taiwan Hsin Pao, which was the only official newspaper at the time. During the February 28 Incident in 1947, the newspaper's general manager, Ruan Chao-ri, and the editor-in-chief of the Japanese edition, Wu Jin-lian, were forcibly taken away by personnel from the Taiwan Provincial Administrative Office and their whereabouts remain unknown to this day. Address: 臺北市中正區光復里秀山街4 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taipei