"At that time our thinking was that we wanted to have a newspaper completely different from the two majors [China Times and UDN]," says Yang Hsien-hung, who became assistant editor-in-chief at the Capitol Morning Post. "Everyone felt ecstatic--finally we had a place where we could speak our minds."
「當時想法是要辦一份和兩大報完全不同的報紙」，擔任過首都早報副總編輯的楊憲宏說，「大家心裡很爽，終於有個可以說話的地方。」