VOA Broadcasting in Mandarin
VOA’s Mandarin service reaches the Chinese-speaking population in the People’s Republic of China and around the world with daily television and radio broadcasts as well as digital content that tells the story of America and its relations with China. For eight decades, VOA Mandarin has provided uncensored and fact-based news about significant developments in China and around the world that empowers its audience to make informed decisions.
Quick FactsEstablished: December 1941 Market: China TV: Satellite: 70.5 hours/week Radio: 56 hours/week Website: voachinese.com Facebook: @voachinese X: @voachinese YouTube: voachinese Instagram: @voachinese Telegram: @voachinese Podcasts: voachinese.com/podcasts Email Newsletter Subscribe Mobile Apps
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Programs and Features
TV and Digital Programs
VOA Mandarin’s flagship daily current affairs talk show that provides news, opinions, and debates about U.S.-China relations and China’s domestic issues. Audiences interact with the guests via online comments.
A weekly in-depth interview series with renowned China experts, newsmakers and former U.S. officials where the host and guests engage in genuine and candid conversations.
An engaging and timely window into what's being said about China on social media, both in the U.S. and in China. The show compares how they are reported and discussed differently in the U.S. and China.
A weekly show that compares and contrasts the different systems in the U.S. and China by using hot political/social/ cultural issues in China as news pegs.
A weekly news and technology review show that focuses on American military affairs and the latest in military technology development.
Akio Yaita on Current Affairs
A twice-a-week digital show by popular and well-respected Japanese journalist Akio Yaita, providing his take on important China-related news issues.
Radio
A daily current affairs program highlighting VOA Mandarin's original reports.
A series that portrays personal stories of individuals who have experienced momentous events in China, the history of which has been rewritten or censored.