On this day, 129 years ago, on August 9, 1896 (July 1, 1896 in the lunar calendar), the reformers founded the "Current Affairs Newspaper". On August 9, 1896, the reformers founded the "Current Affairs Newspaper" in Shanghai. Ten-day issue, stone seal. Prime Minister Wang Kangnian, lead writer Liang Qichao. It contains commentaries, exhortations, memorials, Chinese and foreign magazines, translations of foreign newspapers, etc., with the purpose of promoting reform and reform, and saving the nation and strengthening the country. Within a few months, the news spread across the country and more than 10,000 copies were sold, which was "unprecedented since the newspaper began in China." During the Hundred Days Reform period, the Qing court agreed to the request of censor Song Bolu and changed it to an official office. The issue ended on August 8, 1898, with a total of 69 volumes published. It was changed from Wang Kangnian to Changyan Newspaper.