What is the frequency of China Radio International (abbreviation: International Radio, full name in English: China Radio International; abbreviation: CRI)?

For 88.7, 87.9 and so on.

China Radio International (CRI) Jinqu FM is the international pop music frequency of China Radio International, which was launched on March 28, 1999, and on April 16, 2003, it began to appear as a music radio station, broadcasting global pop music 18 hours a day and launching the call sign "HIT FM". Unlike traditional Chinese general radio stations, the channel broadcasts international pop music 24 hours a day.

The channel's frequencies are 88.7 in Beijing, 87.9 in Shanghai, Suzhou and Jiaxing, 88.5 in Guangzhou, Foshan and Dongguan, 88.7 and 95.0 in Chengdu, 88.8 in Wuhan, and 90.1 in Xiamen and Zhangzhou.

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Related information about China Radio International:

1. China Radio International's "International Online" website is one of the central key news websites. It has developed into the most multilingual online platform in China, consisting of 61 languages.

2. In April and June 2007, CRI mobile radio and TV were successfully launched on the platforms of China Unicom and China Mobile respectively; in addition to the integration of China Radio International's own radio, TV and Internet multilingual information resources, CRI mobile radio and TV also integrates the content of local radio and TV stations, and is committed to building the most distinctive brand of cell phone broadcasting and TV.

3. Since October 1999, China Radio International has been producing and transmitting international news TV programs to the whole country. China Radio International Television Program Production Center has been producing and transmitting more than 5 hours of TV programs on the star every day, and the subscribers are more than 100 channels and stations all over the country.

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