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The central television news channel (cctv-13 news), a television channel that broadcasts the whole story, live and subtitled news, was piloted on 1 may 2003 and officially broadcast on 1 july 2003。

On 1 march 2005, for the first time, the channel was recast, replacing the packaging of various programmes, such as weather information, weekly quality report, news community, shared concern, etc. The rebroadcast of the news service was moved from 22 to 21. On 5 june 2006, the channel was recast for a second time and the channel packaging and column headers began to be changed to yellow. From 29 july to 17 august 2009, the channel was recast for the third time, beginning to move towards informationalization. Starting on 6 january 2015, the news channel's midnight news and 1-5 points of the newsroom have entered the new site on a 16:9。

Timing

On 5 june 2006, the central television news channel was re-edited, with an early morning information-intensive period for the audience, and a 150-minute comprehensive information programme, “the queen of the earth”. The new version of the morning programme changed the idea of simply combing the news the day before, focusing first on the events of the day and providing information on the day's services. On the basis of maintaining the pre-existing strength of national and international press authority, acacia has added elements in the areas of social life, weather travel, cultural sports, fashion life, etc。

In march 2009, the central television news channel created an in-depth “spokes field” to become the central concept for the positioning and programming of the news channel's evening programmes. The central television news channel developed two modules, focusing on the latest developments during the daytime period and focusing on the extension of the orientation and dimensions of news clients and news events。

On 4 july 2011, the central television news channel reached the midnight slot, and from 1 to 6 p. M., it was no longer just a replay, but broadcast the news booth at full hourly hours and guaranteed at least 20 minutes of live broadcasting; in the event of a major incident, the live broadcast was not only longer but also arranged for commentators to make live comments。

Major programmes

Midday news, shared attention, news bulletins, newscasts, east time

30 minutes news, international news, rule of law online, 24 hours, focus interviews

News research, world weekly, newsweek, military intelligence time