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Shenzhen Satellite TV
Country🇨🇳CHINA
Broadcast area🇨🇳CHINA
StationsShenzhenTV
HeadquartersGuangzhou-Shenzhen
Programming
Language(s)Chinese language
Ownership
OwnerShenzhen Radio, Film and Television Group
History
Founded2004
Launched2004-5-28

Shenzhen Satellite TV is a TV channel under Shenzhen Radio, Film, and Television Group, broadcasting 24 hours daily in HDTV format. Shenzhen Satellite Television (SZSTV) was launched on May 28, 2004, and officially launched in December of the same year. SZSTV is a city-level satellite TV channel approved to undertake mainland China's publicity mission to Hong Kong. [1]Shenzhen Satellite TV broadcasts a wide range of programs including news, TV dramas, current affairs commentaries, variety shows, and financial programs.[2]

Shenzhen Satellite Television (SZTV) covers the whole country through Zhongxing 6A and Zhongxing 9 satellites and has a certain influence on Chinese circles all over the country and the world. [3]Its current affairs program “Winning the High Ground” ranked fifth in the 2013 national variety show list, and according to CCTV's Sofaray's media research data in 2011, SZTV's ratings ranked in the top ten among the national provincial satellite TVs and its prime-time ratings ranked eighth in the whole country.[4]

Shenzhen Satellite Television (SZTV) International Edition, with the internal call sign Shenzhen International Channel (SIC), covers Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Oceania, and the Pacific via Asia-Pacific-5 satellite, and SZTV International Edition is also broadcast on the Great Wall platform in the Americas, Europe, Canada, Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.

Histories

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On May 28, 2004, Shenzhen Satellite Television (SZTV) started its trial broadcasting on Shenzhen Cable TV Network and Hong Kong Cable TV Channel 26 (Hong Kong version). In December of the same year, Shenzhen Satellite TV was officially broadcast on satellite.[5]

In 2005, Shenzhen TV's financial channel (SZTV 8) was changed to Shenzhen TV, which was synchronised with the original domestic satellite version of Shenzhen TV and replaced the version originally broadcast on Skyway Cable TV.[6]

In 2008, a television event organized by Shenzhen Satellite Television, “Sailing for Miles -- Shenzhen Satellite Television's Coastal Journey in Commemoration of the 30th Anniversary of Reform and Opening Up”, held a sailing ceremony at the Bund Park of the Binhai New Area in Tianjin. The main content of the activity was the sailing ship “Shenzhen Satellite TV” sailing from Tianjin to Shenzhen along the coastline, to publicize the achievements of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone and the reform and opening up.[7]

In May 2009, Shenzhen Satellite Television (SZTV) was revamped and launched its news programs Live from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, SZTV News and Declassified in the evening prime time. At that time, except for the relevant channels of China Central Television (CCTV), which had one or two news programs on the air, all provincial satellite TVs across the country mainly aired TV dramas or variety shows during prime time.[8]

On September 28, 2009, the Shenzhen TV HD version was officially launched. The first cable TV service providers to access the signal include Beijing Gehua Cable, Jiangsu Cable, Hangzhou Huadu, Shenzhen Tianwei Cable, and Shanghai Oriental Cable.[9]

On December 1, 2010, the Hong Kong version of Shenzhen Satellite Television (SZSTV) was officially broadcast on Hong Kong's Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcasting (DTTB), which was transmitted by Asia Television (ATV) with the channel number of 17 channels. This marked the realization of Shenzhen Satellite TV's territory-wide landing in Hong Kong.[10] Before this, the Hong Kong version of Shenzhen Satellite Television had already been broadcast on Hong Kong's pay television networks, Hong Kong Cable TV Channel 26 and now Broadband TV Channel 852.

On December 31, 2012, starting at 6:00 pm, ATV revamped its widescreen mailbox to a purple triangle design.

Beginning July 1, 2013, ATV revamped its widescreen letterboxes to an orange pillar design. Beginning July 24, 2015, when ATV broadcasts or rebroadcasts a 4:3 program on all of its channels, the widescreen letterboxes have eliminated the colorful bands outside the frame and reverted to the traditional black border.

In October 2013, Shenzhen TV officially cooperated with Tudou to realize resource sharing and copyright interoperability.[11]

On November 15, 2014, at about 7:27 a.m., Shenzhen Satellite Television (SZTV) was once again revamped, with changes to program packaging and previews.[12]

On May 15, 2015, Shenzhen Radio and Television Group's all-media convergence news center was officially opened, and Shenzhen TV's news and information programs were produced and broadcast in the center from now on.[13]

On April 2, 2016, in response to the non-renewal of ATV's free-to-air television license, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region took back ATV's analog and digital spectrum, and the international version of SZTV ceased to be broadcast on terrestrial television in Hong Kong.

On May 4, 2016, Hong Kong now broadband television channel 540 Shenzhen TV launched, Shenzhen TV re-launched its broadcast in Hong Kong.[14]

On July 28, 2017, Shenzhen Satellite Television (SZTV) landed on the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SARFT)'s “Household Access” live satellite platform, which is available to Household Access subscribers.

On November 28, 2017, at the “2018 Shenzhen Satellite TV AMAZING X Promotion”, Shenzhen Satellite TV and Iqiyi reached a brand new strategic cooperation, Iqiyi's 10 major dramas will be premiered on Shenzhen Satellite TV from 2018 onwards.[15]

In the early morning of December 8, 2017, Shenzhen Satellite Television along with the entire Shenzhen TV station together to replace the station label for the current white filigree station label based on the embedded pink card rectangular style, in the bottom side of the label written in the channel name.

On September 1, 2018, Hong Kong Cable TV changed the Hong Kong version of Shenzhen TV from channel 26 to channel 335.[16]

Starting from the early morning of December 7, 2018, the program screen of Shenzhen TV SD channel realized 16:9 broadcasting.

On February 4, 2019, Shenzhen Satellite TV (domestic version) HD and SD signals broadcast the 2019 CCTV Spring Festival Gala during the unification of high-definition signals, after the end of the broadcast, CCTV1 integrated signals to restore the corresponding line of the broadcast, high-definition broadcast CCTV1 integrated high-definition, standard-definition broadcast CCTV1 integrated standard-definition.

Program

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News

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The news programs produced by SZTV include general news programs, current affairs commentary programs, and military analysis programs.

ShenzhenTV News

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SZTV News is the main news program broadcast by Shenzhen TV in the evening. It was launched on January 1, 1984, the day Shenzhen TV was established, and mainly broadcasts Shenzhen's local current affairs and people's livelihood news, and sometimes domestic, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and international news. The program is broadcast from 18:30 to 19:00 every evening (Mainland China version).

In order to enrich the content and form of Shenzhen's current affairs news coverage, Shenzhen Satellite Television (SZTV) has been broadcasting the “Evening Report” current affairs observation section from 22:20 to 22:30 every night since January 11, 2021, and has been divided into two parts, “Today's Viewpoints” and “Evening Commentary”, with the former reporting on the latest trends in various industries and fields, and the latter inviting experts to sub-fold Shenzhen's current affairs. (Now off the air on June 27, 2024, the original time slot was replaced by the International Communication Center's Straight News team, Straight Finance.) The end of the program, when broadcasting the weather, will show live footage of the central district similar to Hong Kong's Cable News.[17]

The World at Noon

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"The World at Noon ""formerly known as 30 Minutes at Noon" "30 Minutes at Noon" was launched on January 1, 2005, and is a news program broadcast by Shenzhen Satellite Television at 11:50 p.m. every day. The program is divided into two parts: the first part broadcasts domestic, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and international news, as well as important local news in Shenzhen, but less current affairs news; the second part broadcasts social news and meteorological science and technology program “Talking about Heaven and Earth” "Essence Edition".[18][19]

When the program was launched, it was 30 minutes long. The program was expanded after the channel was revamped and is now 50 minutes long. [20]

Greater China Live

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"Greater China Live"was launched on May 1, 2006, and is broadcast at 22:30 every night (Mainland China version), providing international current affairs, military, entertainment, culture, life, finance, and economics information, not limited to Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan. The program uses link-ups, special commentaries, and interviews to report, and news alerts are scrolled at the bottom of the screen during the broadcast.[21]

（Greater China Live (GCL) was launched on May 1, 2006, and is broadcast at 22:30 every night (Mainland China version), providing international current affairs, military, entertainment, culture, life, finance, and economics information, not limited to Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan. The program uses link-ups, special commentaries, and interviews to report, and news alerts are scrolled at the bottom of the screen during the broadcast.[22]

"Greater China Live"was named one of the top 12 programs of the year in 2009 by Variety Magazine, a publication under the auspices of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT).[23]

Currently, "Greater China Live" shares a program team with "Straight Finance", "Military Intelligence Live", "Winning the High Ground" and "Key Insight", i.e., the "Straight News" team formerly known as the "Greater China Live" team.[24]

Hot Spot Debate

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"Hot Spot Debate" is a current affairs program on ShenzhenTV that began broadcasting on April 2, 2012. Each episode of the program focuses on a particular current affairs topic and features commentary from several commentators. [25]The program uses a virtual studio and also uses 3D special effects. (Hot Spot Debate) was ranked fifth in the 2013 National Variety Show rankings. The program airs every Monday from 9:18 to 10:25 p.m. (Mainland China version).

Key Insights

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"Key Insights" is a pioneering news program on ShenzhenTV, which was launched on March 6, 2013, to analyze international current affairs. The program analyzes international current affairs by analyzing the micro-expressions of key news personalities. The program uses a virtual studio and invites psychology experts and current affairs commentators to participate in the program. The program is broadcast every Wednesday from 9:20 to 10:25 p.m. (Mainland China version).[26]

Military Situation

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"Military Situation" is an international current affairs program on Shenzhen TV. The program uses the same virtual studio as "Hot Spot Debate"and "Key Insights" and invites current affairs commentators to participate in the program. The program is not limited to the military (for example, the crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 was aired in 2014). The program is broadcast on Tuesdays from 21:20 to 22:25 (mainland China version).[27]

Special program

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Special arrangements under typhoon

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If the Shenzhen Meteorological Station issues a typhoon yellow warning signal or a higher level signal, Shenzhen TV will broadcast a special typhoon report every hour from 8:00 am until 12:00 pm. If the warning signal is not removed by noon, the “Noon 30 Minutes” broadcast at 11:50 p.m. will be suspended and only about 10 minutes of current affairs highlights will be broadcast, after which the typhoon special will continue.

Comprehensive arts and entertainment

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Shenzhen TV's variety shows are usually broadcast on Thursday to Sunday nights, with reruns during the daytime, and most of the variety shows are seasonal, some of which end after several months of broadcasting. Meanwhile, Shenzhen TV also organizes large-scale events from time to time. Some of Shenzhen TV's more famous variety shows include “The Era Show”, “No More Rice Show”, “Men's Left, Women's Right”, and “Big Name Birthday Party”.[28]

On May 27, 2011, ShenzhenTV was revamped, and a self-produced program was broadcast seven days a week at 9:20 p.m. prime time, arranging variety shows and news and information programs, which was called the “Evening 920 Programs Group”. This arrangement has been used until now.[29]

Current evening primetime programs include the news and information programs “Hot Spot Debate” (Monday), “Military Situation” (Tuesday), and “Key Insights” (Wednesday), and the variety programs "Hello! Interviewer“ (Thursday) and ”Love Finds the Right Door" (Friday).[30]

Seasonal variety show

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The Generation Show

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"The Generation Show" is a seasonal interactive variety show broadcast by Shenzhen TV. [31]The program introduces the model of “De generatieshow”, a variety show of Flemish Radio and Television (VRT) in Belgium, inviting celebrities from all walks of life who represent the audience's favorite of the five generations of the post-60s, post-70s, post-80s, post-90s, and post-00s to compete in the same scene through the age of the quiz and games, and combining the elements of images, physical objects, music performances, and fashion shows to evoke the audience's memories of the era. It also combines images, objects, music performances, fashion shows, and other elements to evoke the audience's memories of the era.[32]

The show, hosted by Zhao Yiou, began its first season on May 7, 2011, and has now aired for eighteen seasons.[33]

The Jungle of Madness

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[34]

Science fiction program

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Frontiers of Science and Innovation

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China's first daily broadcast science and innovation information program focusing on AIGC big data.[35]

Super Launch (weekly version)

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Discontinued variety shows

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  • Super Emotional Teams
  • Hong Kong People in their Hometown
  • International Students
  • The Greatest Hits
  • Declassified
  • The Big Birthday Party
  • Mengniu Yogurt Music Dream Academy
  • The Accelerated Heartbeat
  • Told You So Today
  • Don't Lie to Me
  • 22 Degrees of Observation
  • The Grand Traveler
  • Men Left, Women Right
  • The Great Entertainer
  • Oratorio
  • Counterpoint Battle
  • Push-Button Start
  • Planet of the Creators
  • Planet of the Creators2
  • The Night Question
  • The No More Rice Show
  • The Generation Show
  • The Larkspur Club
  • Partnership with the Chinese
  • The Amazing Race
  • The Jungle of Madness
  • Let's Vote Together
  • Accelerating the Dream
  • The Innovator
  • Love at the Right Door
  • The Warrior's Journey
  • Glory of the Warrior
  • Shining Dad
  • Shining Dad2
  • Ask Daddy on Saturday
  • Innovative Youth Speaks
  • Books Along the Way
  • Made in Germany
  • The Power of Belief
  • The Amazing Race
  • Whose House Is This
  • Hot Cloud Login
  • Dance! Let's Dance!
  • Friends in Time
  • The Wisdom of Water
  • Currents
  • The Night of Uncle Kai's Magical Fairy Tales
  • Stirring China
  • Green Dreams of the Desert
  • Firepower Unlimited
  • My White Coat
  • My White Coat2
  • Hello! Interviewer
  • Let's Dance! Get Up and Dance
  • Early River and Lake - Sighing for Morning Tea
  • Two Days, One Night on Lantau Island
  • Summer Shockwave
  • Bedtime Talks Will Be Fun
  • Warmth Around Us
  • Ten Minutes Between Classes
  • Exploring Love Together
  • New Year's Concert
  • Fan Deng Reading Just Evolution Annual Keynote Speech
  • Hong Kong, Our Story
  • Very Quiet Distance
  • The Greater Bay Area Parlor
  • The Wonderful Inhabitants
  • Between Classes - Row to See the River
  • The Evening Report
  • The Rice is Gone Show
  • The Men's Left and the Women's Right
  • The Evening Report
  • Ambassador's Mission

Dramas

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Like other provincial satellite TV stations, Shenzhen Satellite TV's TV drama slots account for the majority of its all-day program slots, broadcasting TV dramas, including idol dramas, fashion dramas, costume dramas, etc., which are mainly domestic dramas. Sometimes, it also produces its own episodes, such as Painted Skin. Premiere episodes are mainly scheduled in the evening time slot.[36]

  • Monday-Thursday, Saturday, Sunday: 19:30-21:30
  • Friday: 19:30-21:00

Animated film

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Shenzhen Satellite TV will broadcast animated cartoons in the morning time slot from Monday to Friday, featuring cartoons produced in mainland China.

Documentary (film or TV program)

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Shenzhen Satellite TV broadcasts the program “Time of Mystery” from Monday to Friday at noon, [37]and also produces documentary programs from time to time, such as “Geeks' Dining Hall”, [38]and also broadcasts documentaries produced by CCTV-4. In addition, in response to the requirements of the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television (SARFT), it also broadcasts documentaries on the theme of the “Chinese Dream”.

The Otaku Canteen

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"The Otaku Canteen" is a seasonal documentary broadcast by Shenzhen TV, which has already aired for two seasons. The first season is about food-related stories in the process of food e-commerce entrepreneurship, while the second season adopts a filming style similar to that of a microfilm, in which a certain theme is chosen for each episode, and the culture and feelings embedded in the food are reflected through the telling of the food stories of one or several main characters. The first season has been aired every Sunday at 9:20 p.m. since November 15, 2015, with a total of 12 episodes. The second season has been aired since November 25, 2016, on Fridays at 9:25 pm.[39][40]

"The Otaku Canteen" Season 1 was purchased by TVB Hong Kong and aired from December 15, 2016 on J5 channel.

Major event

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From time to time, SZTV will cooperate with other organizations to carry out large-scale activities, including the SZTV New Year's Eve Concert every Spring Festival.

  • “Sailing for Miles - Shenzhen Satellite TV's Coastal Journey in Commemoration of the 30th Anniversary of Reform and Opening Up” (2008): a documentary program featuring the sailing vessel Shenzhen Satellite TV sailing along the coastline of Tianjin to Shenzhen, to publicize the achievements of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone and reform and open up along the way. The main content of the program is that the sailing boat “Shenzhen Satellite TV” sails from Tianjin to Shenzhen along the coastline, and along the way, the purpose of the program is to publicize the achievements of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone and reform and opening up.[41]
  • The Amazing Race (2014-2017): is the Chinese version of the American CBS reality television program The Amazing Race, which chronicles multiple pairs of contestants racing around the world over a month.[42]
  • China Music Super (2013-2014): a national music grand prize competition co-sponsored by the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the China Music Association, and organized by the Shenzhen Radio, Film and Television Group.[43]
  • China-Korea Dream Team (2015): a reality show co-produced by Shenzhen TV and KBS in South Korea. The program originated from the KBS variety show Departure Dream Team, which pitted stars from China and South Korea against each other in multiple competitions.[44]

China's domestic version of the primetime program

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The news programs are green；The variety and lifestyle programs are gold；Television dramas and movies are beige。

Time 18:30 19:00 19:30 21:00 21:20 22:00 22:30 23:30
Monday ShenzhenTV News Broadcast of CCTV's news broadcast Golden Theater: The Next Stop is Happiness Winning Point Live Streaming Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan
Tuesday Live Military News
Wednesday Key Insight
Thursday Hello! Interviewer
Friday Golden Theater: 《Find Yourself》 Love finds the right door
Saturday period show
Sunday otaku cafeteria Warrior's Glory

Program Features

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In mainland China, due to the high policy risk of news programs, the difficulty of getting effective ratings, and the lack of news resources in local stations, provincial satellite channels rarely broadcast news programs during prime time, but mainly produce variety shows and broadcast TV dramas. Shenzhen Satellite TV, on the other hand, puts more emphasis on news programs, unlike the vast majority of satellite channels.[45]

Shenzhen Satellite Television (SZTV) started broadcasting in 2004, initially 80% of its programs were broadcast in Cantonese, but due to the characteristics of the “immigrant city” and the approval by the SARFT of Southern Satellite Television (SSTV) to be the designated Cantonese-language broadcasting channel, SZTV was asked to switch to Putonghua for all its broadcasts. [46]At that time, many provincial satellite channels (e.g. Zhejiang Satellite TV and Hunan Satellite TV) already had some experience in variety show production and broadcasting, and had gained a certain audience base. After being required to broadcast in Mandarin, Shenzhen Satellite TV went out to cover the whole country (landing in Guangzhou in 2006), and in order to achieve higher ratings, it took advantage of its proximity to Hong Kong to start with news programs, and has maintained a second-tier level.[47]

In 2006, Shenzhen Broadcasting Group was authorized to set up a reporter station and studio in Hong Kong and dispatch reporters to the scene of an event when a major international incident occurs. Since then[48], Shenzhen Satellite Television has also set up reporter stations and studios in Beijing, Shanghai and Taipei, so that when a major incident occurs, Shenzhen Satellite Television can arrive at the scene in time to cover the event.[49]

On May 1 of the same year, Shenzhen TV news program “Live from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan” was launched, which summarizes current affairs, political and military news from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, as well as international news, and invites commentators from all over the world to comment on it. [50]In 2011, 2012 and 2013, the program “Live Military Situation”, “Winning the High Ground” and “Key Insight” were launched to analyze current affairs and political news from various angles, which made the prime-time program of Shenzhen Satellite TV different from other satellite channels.[51][52]

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The logo of Shenzhen Satellite Television is the same as that of the Shenzhen Broadcasting Group: the S-shape of the logo represents the pinyin initials of “shēn”, and the reverse Z-shape represents the pinyin initials of “zhen” (zhèn)[53]. The three lines in the logo were originally red, green and blue, the three primary colors of television signals, but were later changed to monochrome. In the early days of SZTV, the logo was red, with the word “Shenzhen” on the right side in a casual and calligraphic font (before it was launched, it was the same as other channels, “white S logo + ordinary font ‘SZTV-X’”),[54] and then changed back to its original form after a period of time, i.e. SZTV-X'), after a period of time, it changed back to its original form, i.e., “white S station label + the word ‘Shenzhen’ in ordinary font”, and the other channels also changed to “white S station label + the channel name in ordinary font”, while the domestic version of SZTV's domestic label in 2010 added the word "Satellite Television In 2010, the domestic version of Shenzhen Satellite TV added the word “Satellite TV” to its logo.[55]

In the early morning of December 8, 2017, the entire Shenzhen TV station to replace the station label, for the current white filigree station label on the basis of embedded pink card rectangular style, in the bottom side of the label written in the channel name, and join the constantly rotating around the highlights of the halo dynamic effects. [56]The text of Shenzhen Satellite TV's label is still “Shenzhen Satellite TV” (domestic version) and “Shenzhen” (international version).[57]

Moderator

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  • Wang Haidong[58]
  • Shi Qiang (Qiangzi)
  • Liu Yuxuan
  • Liu Hanze
  • Ma Zhijie (Ma Yi)
  • Zhang Yiyi
  • Tang Wanqi
  • Liu Yingying (also producer of Sci-Tech programs at the Satellite TV Center)
  • Feng Xi
  • Lu Zihao

Broadcast format

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SD: Aspect ratio 16:9, 576i, sound in stereo.[59]

HD: Aspect ratio 16:9, 1080i, sound in stereo and surround.

The version of DTT broadcast in Shenzhen is in DTMB format, with the picture encoded in MPEG-4 and the accompanying sound in MPEG-1.[60][61]

Before the SD version of SZTV realizes 16:9 format broadcasting, the 4:3 screen will be truncated from the 16:9 screen when broadcasting news programs, so the subtitle running lights at the bottom of the screen and the weather warning icon in the upper right corner will accommodate the viewers watching the SD version; while TV dramas and variety shows will add black edges on the top and bottom of the screen, so as not to make the subtitle and the characters cannot be fully displayed. For 4:3 aspect ratio programs, the HD version of SZTV will add black borders on both sides, where in news programs, 4:3 aspect ratio news footage will be filled with a defocused background on both sides.

Reception method

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Satellite Signal Reception: Both SD and HD versions of SZTV are broadcast to East Asia via Asia-Pacific-5 138Ku band and China Star 6AC band[62] (HD version is code-locked).[63]

Cable Digital TV: Shenzhen Satellite TV (including high and standard definition versions) has been landed in Shenzhen Tianwei Cable as well as cable TV networks in cities across the country.[64][65]

Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT): In Shenzhen, Shenzhen Satellite TV HD transmits free digital terrestrial television signals to the city at 474 MHz from the top of Wutong Mountain in the DTMB format.[66]

Broadband TV: IPTV (domestic version with HD) and Hong Kong now TV (international version) of the three major operators are available in cities across China.[67]

Disputes

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  • In 2011, the Broadcasting Authority of Hong Kong received a number of complaints alleging that in a number of episodes of the program “Live from Hong Kong and Macao”,[68] there were advertisements and promotional contents that contravened the requirements set out in the Hong Kong Code of Practice on Television Business (Programmes and Advertisements)[69]
  • Shenzhen TV's self-produced program “Let's Go Kids”, which aired in 2014, drew skepticism from viewers and netizens because of its content, which involved pregnant women giving birth. [70]Opponents of the program said it was too gory, exposed other people's privacy, affected the process of assisting labor in the maternity ward, and “went against the ethics of communication”; supporters said the program “showed the greatness of mother's love”, could reflect the value of life, and was a reference for inexperienced families. It is also a reference for inexperienced families. On May 23, 2014, “Let's Go Kids” went off the air.[71][72]
  • Fujian IPTV broadcast control platform had in November 2018 through the three major operators have been offline Shenzhen Satellite Television, high standard definition are disappeared, but did not see the local audience anomaly, but the subsequent resumption of online. It is rumored to be due to the year Shenzhen Tianwei video (cable TV), Shenzhen Telecom IPTV (Shenzhen Guangxin platform) are offline Southeast TV, Xiamen TV, and Shenzhen TV's “live Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan” column and the Southeast TV's “Strait New Line” positioning the same caused by the competition, the specific reason is unknown.[73]
  • On August 8, 2022, against the backdrop of U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, which set off a storm in the Taiwan Strait, Shenzhen TV revealed that Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, manages the Ming Kei Asia Fund in Hong Kong with assets under management of US$17.4 billion, causing Ming Kei Asia to issue a clarification that the company does not have any direct business relationship with the Pelosi family, and pointing out that some media articles have repeatedly and incorrectly referred to founder Paul Matthews as Pelosi's husband Paul Pelosi.[74]

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