China Drive

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China Drive is a radio show on China Radio International that generally talks about life in China in the English language. There are two versions of this program which have two sets of hosts depending on which one.

Contents

  • Yinan
  • Mark Rybchuk

  • Trevor Metz
  • Xiaohua

  • Business News
  • Sports - generally about FIFA soccer ("football")
  • Topic of the day
  • Movie Review
  • Song of the day (one in Chinese and one in English)
  • Mr Science (weekly special)

  • Zhang Xiaoyu
  • Ting
  • Daizy
  • Wangjing
  • Simeng
  • Su Xiaowei - Voices From Other Lands
  • Zhoujing
  • Jennifer Pak

The program was originally called "Real Time Beijing" and was originally only hosted by Trevor Metz and Xiaohua. The program format was not that different other than the name change made the focus of the program for all of China rather than just Beijing. As of early 2006, the program was then renamed "China Drive".

Prior to March 1 2007 the webcast of the morning edition still bore the code "rtb" ("Real Time Beijing") while the evening edition had the code "cd" ("China Drive"). Starting from that date, both editions now have the "cd" code.[1]

China Radio International (CRI) radio stations  

Radio Stations: Easy FM | Hit FM | Kenya FM | Round the Clock

Daily Programs: China Drive | Realtime China | Chinese Studio

Weekly Programs: Front Line | Biz-China | China Horizons | Voices from Other Lands | Life In China | Listeners' Garden | In the Spotlight
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