Hunan TV

Brief Description

Hunan TV — a leading Chinese satellite television channel based in Changsha, Hunan Province; owned by the state media group Hunan Broadcasting System (HBS).
Often called the "Mango Channel" — it consistently ranks among the two most popular television channels in China by viewership.

Main Products / Services and Key Markets

• Production and broadcasting of television programs: shows, reality TV, series, entertainment and cultural programs.
• Key markets: the entire People's Republic of China, as well as overseas territories — Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan; through its international version — overseas audiences.

Year of Establishment, Scale, Presence

• Launched on September 29, 1970.
• Part of HBS — one of China's largest media groups.
• The channel covers China and is also broadcast abroad through international networks.

What Makes Their Office / Studio / Production Interesting — What You Can See and Understand

• Central studio and production center of HBS in Changsha — a modern media hub in the so-called "Malanshan Video Cultural and Creative Industry Park," which is a major center for media production and creative industries.
• Modern studio equipment: Hunan TV updates its technical base, including an automated teleprompter system and modern broadcasting systems.
• A visit provides insight into the scale of the Chinese television industry — from the production of popular shows to global broadcasting.