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Realtime China was launched
in the summer of 2001. At that time it only aired on a small handful
of radio stations in the US. Since that time many developments have
taken place. As of February 1, 2003 Realtime China was picked up by
the World Radio Network and is being broadcast to North and South
America, Europe, Africa/Middle East and Asia.
The style is that of a 30min news magazine taking a look at Chinese
politics, society, economics and culture. We have also done special
programs looking in-depth at issues that matter such as China's fight
against HIV/AIDS, environment, and many more.
For more information when Realtime China airs on WRN log onto www.wrn.org.
And for a list of stations in the US contact us at usbox@cri.com.cn |
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engnews@cri.com.cn |
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world in just 5 minutes
Major political, economic, sports, and cultural news
Every hour from 08:00-20:00 except 11:00
Ten minutes of news and reports at 21:00 and 22:00
Click to hear our news updates at 09:00, 15:00, and 21:00. |
BizChina@cri.com.cn |
Biz-China is CRI's answer
to the growing demand for business and financial news in the Chinese
market. This show covers government policies, significant business
developments, prominent business figures, and independent commentary.
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engnews@cri.com.cn |
Latest news about China
and the world In-depth reports from our reporters at home and abroad
Intriguing news and views from Chinese newspapers. And timely updates
on Chinese and international stock markets
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07:00-07:30, 11:00-11:30,20:00-20:30(except weekends), 23:00-23:30 |
science@cri.com.cn |
Afraid of being left behind
in this fast-developing world? Don't worry, tune into Saturday's Cutting
Edge on China Radio International to get the latest and most accurate
science reports and analysis!
We welcome your questions, comments and suggestions. Just drop
us an email at science@cri.com.cn.
Cutting Edge, keeping you at the Competitive Edge! |
horizons@cri.com.cn |
China Horizons introduces
the listeners to a fast developing country. The topics range from
local news to topical reporting, and light-hearted stories to travel
information. Together with our reporters, listeners will have a chance
to find out about the rapid economic and social developments in China's
provinces, explore the natural and historic beauty of the ancient
country, and get an idea of the diversified customs and culture of
the country's 56 ethnic groups.
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enlife@cri.com.cn |
Life in China is changing
by the day. New buildings go up seemingly overnight, consumers find
their selection of goods expanding every time they shop, college graduates
are staggered by their career choices. Life in China is changing for
the better, but with the changes also come new problems and issues.
What is happening in China today, and how are people dealing with
their difficulties? Life in China tops our home page every Friday
Beijing time at "Inside Today" with a clear perspective
on this country and its people. Is there any aspect of life in China
that particularly interests you?
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