New year makeover for local TV channels
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Big changes have been made to the local TV channels for the new year.
The former Documentary Channel and Art Channel have been integrated and renamed Docu TV. The former Movie Channel and Drama Channel have merged as well to take on a new look as the Drama Movie Channel.
Docu TV will present a series of cultural programs about the city鈥檚 history, traditional Chinese culture, architecture and theater arts.
The five-episode documentary 鈥淢obility In China鈥 records the country鈥檚 efforts and achievements in building a moderately well-off society.
The documentary series 鈥淔rontline鈥 will provide an insight into the work, life and emotions of the country鈥檚 firefighters who risk their own lives to save people in danger.
Acclaimed documentary 鈥淟ife Matters鈥 gets a third season on the channel. It will continue to tell touching real-life stories about medical staff and patients.
The Drama Movie Channel will offer a range of diverse films and TV dramas covering the genres of urban romance, fantasy, youth, action and spy thriller.
The channel airs veteran actress Liu Xiaoqing鈥檚 period drama 鈥淚 Have A Dream,鈥 as well as 鈥淭he Secret Dragon In the Abyss,鈥 a drama about the tactics and characters during the time of the Three Kingdoms (AD 220鈥280).
Additionally, classic movies and newly released films from home and abroad will also be exhibited on the channel.
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