[4] In May 1992 the company changed its name to Cultural Communications as a way to push itself away from Tony Wong, who later was convicted of an offence and imprisoned.
Leung Kin-cheung, the assistant general manager of the company, announced an intention to make new comic books with a different readership instead of competing with Tony Wong, who created another company, Jade Dynasty Publications.
[7] Sing Tao Holdings acquired 39% of the shares of the company circa the late 1980s/early 1990s.
Sing Tao made the decision to focus on translations of Japanese manga.
[8] Circa August 1999, there was a proposal to give shares to Limeridge for $30,000,000, but an executive of a high level opposed the plan, and so in September 1999 it was nixed.
[9] In 2000 the company had plans to develop a method of publishing electronic books in Chinese, referred to as the e-Cbook, with $200 million of investment money.