CRI's 65th Birthday

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China Radio International, (CRI) is the only overseas broadcaster in the People's Republic of China. CRI was founded on December 3, 1941 and is owned and operated by the state.

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World Leaders, Media Call CRI on Birthday

Foreign heads of states and political leaders have sent their congratulations to China Radio International on the eve of its 65th birthday. Sunday marks the 65th anniversary of the Chinese People's overseas broadcasting cause and the establishment of China Radio International.

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CRI, Window to China for 65 Years

A grand ceremony has been held in Beijing to commemorate the 65th anniversary since China founded China Radio International (CRI) and started its overseas broadcasting service. Serving as a window to China, China Radio International, or CRI, has just celebrated its 65th birthday. Its director-general, Wang Gengnian shares with us the blueprint of building a modern international broadcasting system. Dan Dan has more.

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Friends Everywhere

In 2005, CRI received 2.17 million letters and e-mails from listeners in 160 countries and regions. CRI fans have set up more than 3,600 listener organizations around the world.

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A Brief History of CRI

In the early 1940s, China was fighting against the Japanese invasion. CRI was founded on December 3, 1941 to call on people from home and abroad to join in the fight. At that time its station ID was XNCR, representing New China Radio. Its first radio broadcaster was Hara Kiyoshi, a Japanese anti-war activist. She broadcast in her mother tongue, telling Japanese people the truth about the war.

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Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's Message of Congratulations

Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's Message of Congratulations on CRI's 65th birthday.

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