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From Beijing-based national and international networks to provincial and autonomous-region broadcasters, television in China operates across several geographic and institutional levels. CCTV provides national television services, while CGTN carries news, current affairs, documentaries, business, and cultural programming for international audiences. Hong Kong and Macau add distinct broadcasting contexts through RTHK, Phoenix TV, and TDM, while Fujian, Hebei, Guangxi, and Inner Mongolia are represented by regional broadcasting organizations. Chinese-language services include Mandarin and Cantonese, alongside Mongolian and Portuguese, while CGTN operates services in English, Spanish, French, Arabic, and Russian.
Looking at these broadcasters by place and function reveals more than a simple national-versus-regional divide. Squid TV’s editorial profiles connect each service’s base and languages with its programming focus and institutional role, making it possible to compare national, international, public, and regional television within China’s wider media environment. This geographic and linguistic range provides a focused view of how television operates across different parts of China.
| Broadcaster / Channel | Genre | Language |
| CGTN | News, Current Affairs, Documentary | English, Es, Fr, Ar, Ru |
| CGTN (China Global Television Network / 中国环球电视网) is an international television network operated by China Media Group (CMG), providing multilingual news, current affairs, documentary, business, and cultural programming from Beijing, China. |
| CCTV | General | Chinese |
| CCTV (China Central Television / 中国中央电视台) is China's national television broadcaster operated under China Media Group (CMG), featuring news, documentary, cultural, educational, sports, and entertainment channels from Beijing, China. |
| RTHK | News, Public Affairs, Culture, Education | Chinese (Cantonese, Mandarin) |
| RTHK (Radio Television Hong Kong / 香港電台) is Hong Kong's public broadcasting organization, operating television and media services focused on news, public affairs, education, culture, and community programming. |
| Phoenix TV | News, Current Affairs, Documentary | Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese) |
| Phoenix Television (凤凰卫视 / 鳳凰衛視) is a Hong Kong-based satellite television network operating Mandarin and Cantonese-language news, current affairs, documentary, and cultural channels for Chinese-speaking audiences. |
| TDM | News, Culture, Entertainment, Sports | Cantonese, Manrarin, Portuguese |
| TDM (Teledifusão de Macau / 澳門廣播電視 / 澳廣視) is Macau's public broadcasting organization, operating multilingual television and radio services focused on news, public affairs, sports, entertainment, education, and cultural programming. |
| Fujian Media Group | News, Culture, Sports, Ent. Children | Chinese |
| Fujian Media Group (福建省广播影视集团) is a regional broadcasting organization in Fuzhou, China, operating television channels focused on news, culture, sports, children's programming, and general entertainment. |
| Hebei Radio and TV Station | General | Chinese |
| Hebei Radio and Television Station (河北广播电视台) is a regional public broadcaster in Shijiazhuang, China, operating television channels covering news, culture, education, agriculture, sports, and entertainment programming. |
| Guangxi Radio and Television | News, Culture, Entertainment, | Chinese |
| Guangxi Radio and Television (广西广播电视台) is a regional broadcaster in Nanning, Guangxi, China, operating Guangxi Satellite TV and several television channels focused on news, culture, entertainment, tourism, drama, and public affairs programming. |
| Inner Mongolia Radio and Television (NMTV) | News, Culture, Entertainment, Education | Chinese, Mongolian |
| Inner Mongolia Radio and Television (NMTV / 内蒙古广播电视台) is a regional public broadcaster in Hohhot, China, operating Mandarin Chinese and Mongolian-language television services covering news, culture, education, children's, agricultural, and entertainment programming across Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. |
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