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CMG holds symposium to mark 85th anniversary of founding of people's radio broadcasting

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CMG holds symposium to mark 85th anniversary of founding of people's radio broadcasting

2025-12-31 04:03 Last Updated At:06:17

China Media Group (CMG) held a symposium in Beijing on Tuesday to mark the 85th anniversary of the founding of the people's radio broadcasting.

Representatives of current and veteran radio hosts, scholars, and audience exchanged views on ways to promote cultural excellence and advance media integration.

The meeting noted that over the past 85 years, the people's radio broadcasting has developed in step with the nation and responded to public expectations.

China has accelerated high-quality development and innovation in radio broadcasting since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in 2012.

In recent years, China has pursued reform and innovation in radio broadcasting within the integrated framework of CMG, which was established in 2018. The sector has achieved a historic leap, featuring enriched content, diversified channels, deepened media convergence, and stronger influence in public opinion.

China commenced the people's radio broadcasting 85 years ago as Yan'an Xinhua Radio Station started broadcasting on Dec 30, 1940. In September 1947, Yan'an Xinhua Radio Station launched its first English program. It moved to Beijing in March 1949 and became a national radio after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

CMG holds symposium to mark 85th anniversary of founding of people's radio broadcasting

CMG holds symposium to mark 85th anniversary of founding of people's radio broadcasting

The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Eastern Theater Command on Tuesday conducted drills in waters east of Taiwan Island, focusing on all-dimensional force projection, breaching and raids by elite forces, as well as the seizure of key ports, according to the theater command.

On Tuesday afternoon, task forces from the amphibious assault ship Hainan, along with those from destroyers, frigates, and unmanned aerial vehicles, carried out joint drills.

The drills tested the capabilities of task force coordination, systemic operations, and precision strikes on key targets, said the theater command.

PLA's amphibious assault ship Hainan takes part in drills around Taiwan

PLA's amphibious assault ship Hainan takes part in drills around Taiwan

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