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An important meeting was being held in the palace of the Asian Empire. King Tilly sat on the dragon throne, his eyes piercing as he scanned the civil and military officials below. Prime Minister Sun Lei, General Zhou Ban, Interior Officer Wu Jun, Minister of Personnel Zheng Hui, Minister of Reform Si Dan, Minister of Defense An Dong, Minister of Education An Si, Minister of Medical Care Si Anya, Minister of Industry Stardi, and Minister of Finance An He were all elites of the Asian Empire. At this moment, they gathered together to discuss an important topic - establishing a newspaper.

King Tilly spoke first, his voice loud and clear: "I have recently been thinking about establishing a newspaper in my Asian Empire to spread information and enlighten the people. What do you think, my dear ministers?"

Prime Minister Sun Lei immediately responded, "Your Majesty is wise. The establishment of a newspaper can not only convey the court's orders in a timely manner, but also let the people know about major events in the world. It is indeed a move that benefits the country and the people."

General Zhou Ban also nodded in agreement: "Newspapers can boost morale and improve the combat effectiveness of the army. I think this is a good move."

The interior official Wu Junze analyzed in detail: "Your Majesty, establishing a newspaper requires raising funds, selecting talents, setting up a printing house and many other matters. I am willing to take charge of this matter and ensure the smooth operation of the newspaper."

Zheng Hui, the Minister of Personnel, added: "Newspapers need to have a strict management system to ensure that information is accurate. I suggest setting up a special review agency to conduct strict reviews of newspaper manuscripts."

Minister of Reform Sidan proposed an innovative idea: "Your Majesty, I think the newspaper can try to adopt new technologies, such as movable type printing, to improve printing speed and quality."

Defense Minister Anton, Education Minister Ans, Health Minister Saya, Industry Minister Studi and Finance Minister Anhe also expressed their opinions and made suggestions for the establishment of the newspaper.

The meeting was held in a warm atmosphere. Finally, King Tilly made the final decision: "I have decided to adopt the proposal of all the ministers and set about establishing the Asia Empire Newspaper. I believe that with the joint efforts of all the ministers, the Asia Empire Newspaper will surely become an important force in spreading wisdom and enlightening the people."

After the meeting, the various departments of the Asia Empire began to get busy preparing for the establishment of the newspaper. Prime Minister Sun Lei presided over the establishment of a preparatory group, the interior official Wu Jun was responsible for raising funds, the Minister of Personnel Zheng Hui selected talents, the Minister of Reform Si Dan studied new technologies, and the Minister of Defense An Dong, the Minister of Education An Si, the Minister of Medical Affairs Si Anya, the Minister of Industry Stadi and the Minister of Finance An He also took action to contribute to the birth of the Asia Empire newspaper.

In the meeting hall of the Asia Empire, a fierce meeting was going on. King Tilly sat on the high dragon throne, his eyes were like torches, scanning the ministers below. His eyes were full of expectation and determination, as if he wanted to find a beacon among these loyal ministers that could lead the Asia Empire into a new era.

Prime Minister Sun Lei was the first to break the silence. He said in a deep voice: "Your Majesty, we are in urgent need of a force that can convey information and rally the people. I think we should establish a newspaper."

His words immediately caused an uproar in the meeting room. General Zhou Ban immediately retorted: "Newspaper? What is that? Our soldiers are fighting on the front line, why should they be distracted by such useless things?"

Interior official Wu Jun held a different view: "General, you misunderstood. Newspapers are not useless. Instead, they can spread information, let the public understand our policies, and enhance the cohesion of the country."

Minister of Personnel Zheng Hui also nodded and agreed: "I agree with Lord Wu's opinion. Moreover, newspapers can also expose those lawless people and improve social fairness."

Minister of Reform Sidan stood up excitedly: "This is exactly what we need for reform! Let information flow and let the public participate, so that our reform can be more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people!"

Defense Minister Anton was taciturn, but he nodded silently to show his support. Education Minister Ans and Health Minister Si Anya put forward specific suggestions, hoping that the newspaper could pay attention to education and health issues and provide useful information to the public.

Industry Minister Studi and Finance Minister An He also expressed their views that the establishment of the newspaper will help promote the development of industry and commerce and enhance the country's economic strength.

Finally, King Tilly stood up, and his voice echoed in the chamber: "I agree to establish a newspaper. This is not only part of our reform, but also an important step for us to move towards a new era. I hope you can work together to make this newspaper the pride of our Sub-Empire!"

After the meeting, the newspaper project of the Asian Empire was officially launched. Under the leadership of King Tilly, a group of loyal ministers and talented people gathered together to work together for the product of this new era.

With the establishment of newspapers, the speed of information circulation in the Asian Empire has greatly increased. People have begun to pay more attention to the development of the country and are full of expectations for reform. Newspapers have also become an important tool for exposing the dark side of society and maintaining justice.

This was a milestone in the history of the Asia Empire. From then on, the Asia Empire moved towards a brighter and more prosperous future. And all of this originated from that brave decision, the decision to establish a newspaper.

In the palace of the Asian Empire, a serious meeting was underway. However, the discussion at the meeting was not as solemn and serious as people expected, but more like a bustling vegetable market.

King Tilly sat on the throne with a frown on his face. He shook his head helplessly as he looked at the ministers arguing endlessly below him. Prime Minister Sun Lei, General Zhou Ban, Interior Minister Wu Jun, Minister of Personnel Zheng Hui, Minister of Reform Si Dan, Minister of Defense An Dong, Minister of Education An Si, Minister of Medical Care Si Anya, Minister of Industry Studdy, and Minister of Finance An He, each of them had their own opinions, and their voices were louder than the other, as if they wanted to overwhelm the other.

"We need to set up a newspaper!" Sun Lei suddenly shouted, successfully attracting everyone's attention. "The newspaper can spread our policies, let people understand our decision-making process, and increase their participation."

"That's a good idea, but we need to consider the operation of the newspaper." Wu Jun immediately took over the conversation, "The operation of the newspaper requires a lot of funds, and we must ensure that there is sufficient financial support."

"I can solve the funding problem," An He interrupted, "We can allocate some funds from the national treasury for the operation of the newspaper."

"But we can't just rely on money from the treasury," Studdy countered. "We need to find a sustainable profit model, such as through advertising revenue or subscription fees."

"Advertising revenue is a good idea. We can provide advertising space to major companies and businesses." Anton expressed his opinion.

"This is a good idea, but we also need to consider the editorial team of the newspaper." Ans added, "We need to find a group of experienced and talented editors and reporters who can write in-depth reports."

"We can recruit nationwide and select the best talents." Zheng Hui put forward his suggestion.

The meeting continued, and everyone was actively expressing their opinions and suggestions. Although the scene seemed a bit chaotic, everyone was working hard for the future of the Asian Empire.

Finally, King Tilly stood up, smiled at the ministers below, and nodded. "Your suggestions are all very good. I believe that with your joint efforts, the newspaper of the Asia Empire will definitely become a bright business card of our country. I will fully support your work. Let us work together for the future of the Asia Empire!"

As the king finished speaking, the atmosphere in the conference room became heated. Everyone felt full of energy and hope. They believed that under the leadership of the king, the Asian Empire would surely usher in a better future.

In Yeling City, the capital of the Asia Empire, an important meeting is being held in the palace of King Tilly. Prime Minister Sun Lei, General Zhou Ban, Interior Minister Wu Jun, Minister of Personnel Zheng Hui, Minister of Reform Si Dan, Minister of Defense An Dong, Minister of Education An Si, Minister of Medical Care Si Anya, Minister of Industry Stardi and Minister of Finance An He and other high-ranking officials of the Asia Empire gathered together to discuss an unprecedented topic - establishing a newspaper.

King Tilly spoke first: "Our Sub-Empire has entered a new era, and the circulation and sharing of information has become particularly important. I think we should establish a newspaper so that citizens can keep abreast of national policies, developments, and news."

Prime Minister Sun Lei nodded in agreement: "Your Majesty is right. Establishing a newspaper can not only improve the citizens' right to know, but also strengthen the country's ability to guide public opinion. We can set up a special editorial team to collect, organize and publish information."

General Zhou Ban proposed practical suggestions: "The establishment of a newspaper requires consideration of issues such as personnel, venues and funds. I suggest that we first transfer some personnel from existing official institutions and then find a suitable venue as the newspaper's office. In terms of funding, it can be supported by the national treasury."

Interior official Wu Jun added: "In addition to funding and personnel, we also need to consider the newspaper's operating model. I think we can learn from the experience of other countries and adopt a public-private partnership approach to attract private capital to participate in the operation of newspapers."

Zheng Hui, the Minister of Personnel, put forward requirements for the content of newspapers: "News published by newspapers must be true, objective and fair. We need to establish a strict review system to ensure that every piece of news complies with these principles."

Minister of Reform Sidan proposed an innovative idea: "We can use new technologies, such as the Internet and mobile devices, to quickly spread news from newspapers to the public. In this way, the public can not only learn about the news in a timely manner, but also participate in discussions through interactive comments and other means."

Defense Minister Anton, Education Minister Ans, Health Minister Saya, Industry Minister Stadi and Finance Minister Anhe also expressed their support for the establishment of a newspaper and put forward their own suggestions and opinions.

The meeting lasted for several hours, and finally reached a consensus: the Asian Empire will establish an official newspaper responsible for publishing national policies, dynamics and news. The newspaper will be operated in a public-private partnership to attract private capital. At the same time, the newspaper will establish a strict review system to ensure the authenticity, objectivity and fairness of the news. In addition, the Asian Empire will also use new technologies such as the Internet and mobile devices to quickly spread news to the public and encourage the public to participate in discussions.

After the meeting, King Tilly expressed his appreciation for the efforts of the officials and appointed Prime Minister Sun Lei to be responsible for the specific preparations for the establishment of the newspaper. The Asian Empire is about to usher in a new era of information dissemination, and the people are full of expectations for it.

As night fell, the palace of the Asian Empire was brightly lit. An urgent meeting on the establishment of a newspaper was being held in King Tilly's royal study. King Tilly sat on the tall dragon throne, with a serious expression and a sharp gaze. He was wearing a gorgeous dragon robe and a golden crown, showing the demeanor of a king.

Prime Minister Sun Lei stood on the king's left. He was wearing purple court robes and holding an ivory tablet, looking like a wise man. His brows were furrowed, and he obviously felt that the issue of building a newspaper was difficult. General Zhou Ban stood on the king's right. He was wearing armor, with a sword hanging from his waist, and looked resolute.

Interior Minister Wu Jun, Minister of Personnel Zheng Hui, Minister of Reform Si Dan, Minister of Defense An Dong, Minister of Education An Si, Minister of Medical Affairs Si Anya, Minister of Industry Studdy, and Minister of Finance An He sat on both sides of the conference table. Their faces were full of worry and expectation.

At the beginning of the meeting, King Tilly cleared his throat and said in a deep voice: "My dear ministers, this morning we discussed the establishment of a newspaper. I know that this matter is of great importance, so I have called everyone together to discuss it again."

Prime Minister Sun Lei stepped forward and said, "Your Majesty, establishing a newspaper can certainly spread information, but it may also cause a lot of trouble. I am worried that once the newspaper is established, all kinds of rumors and false statements will spread everywhere, affecting the stability of the empire."

General Zhou Ban also echoed, "What the Prime Minister said is absolutely right. I think we should stabilize the domestic situation first, and then consider the establishment of a newspaper."

The interior official Wu Jun held a different opinion: "Your Majesty, I think it is necessary to establish a newspaper. Through the newspaper, we can better understand the people's sentiments, discover problems in a timely manner and solve them. At the same time, the newspaper can also become a powerful tool for us to publicize policies and popularize knowledge."

Minister of Personnel Zheng Hui nodded in agreement: "Mr. Wu is right. I think we should formulate strict laws and regulations to supervise newspapers and ensure that the information they publish is true and reliable."

Minister of Reform Sidan made a specific suggestion: "Your Majesty, I think we should learn from the experience of other countries and set up a special news censorship agency to supervise and review newspapers."

Defense Minister Anton expressed his concerns from the perspective of national security: "Your Majesty, there are certainly benefits to building a newspaper, but we must be vigilant against enemy countries using newspapers for espionage."

Minister of Education An Si Ze believed that newspapers could be an important way to improve the quality of the people: "Your Majesty, I believe that through newspapers, we can popularize knowledge, improve the quality of the people, and lay the foundation for the long-term development of the empire."

Minister of Health Sanya and Minister of Industry Studi also put forward their views and suggestions to the newspaper construction based on their respective fields.

Finally, Finance Minister An He raised a key question: "Your Majesty, building a newspaper requires a lot of financial support, and we must consider our financial affordability."

King Tilly listened to everyone's speeches, pondered for a moment, and then said: "My dear ministers, what you said makes sense. Building a newspaper is indeed a double-edged sword. It can bring us benefits but also troubles. I think we should gradually advance the establishment of the newspaper on the premise of stabilizing the domestic situation. At the same time, we must formulate strict laws and policies to ensure that the information published by the newspaper is true and reliable, and prevent enemy countries from using the newspaper for espionage. As for the funding issue, I will consider allocating part of the funds from the national treasury to support the construction of the newspaper. I hope that everyone will work together to contribute to the prosperity and development of the Asian Empire."

The meeting ended in a harmonious atmosphere. King Tilly and the ministers knew that building a newspaper was only a small step in the development of the Asian Empire, but they believed that as long as everyone worked together, the Asian Empire would usher in a more glorious future.