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Lotus TV (蓮花衛視) is a satellite television station from Macau, China, providing News and Entertainment shows. Lotus TV produces and airs newscasts, financial and economic information, and entertainment TV series as well as international films.

"Macao Lotus Satellite TV" was officially approved by the Macau Special Administrative Region Government on six satellite TV broadcast channels on November 20, 2008. It is a satellite TV station mainly based on providing elite culture and Macao local information, based in Macao and facing the world. This station is located in the headquarters of Macau's new port dynasty.

It has set up advanced and perfect high-definition production equipment and related facilities, and established Macau's first high-definition television production base.

GDTV, also known as Guangdong Television, is a television station based in Guangzhou, in China's Guangdong province. It is described as the oldest television station in the province, serving Guangdong and neighbouring regions. Its output includes talk shows, lifestyle programmes and entertainment television series, and the station has a staff of around 1,800 people.

Viewers can reach the station's official live stream through the link on this page, which leads to its own broadcast. Guangdong Television, a Chinese broadcaster, can be followed live here via that official link.

CCTV-1 is the primary channel of CCTV, the national flagship terrestrial television network of the People's Republic of China. It broadcasts from CCTV headquarters on East 3rd Ring Road in Beijing. The channel airs a wide range of news, entertainment, documentaries, music, drama series, sports and children's programmes. Its terrestrial signal is free-to-air across China, while its satellite signal is encrypted and requires smartcards for decryption.

Viewers can watch CCTV-1 through the official live stream linked on this page, which takes them to the channel's own broadcast of its programmes from Beijing. The live link gives access to the channel whenever it is on air, so you can follow CCTV-1 directly from China.

Fujian Sports Channel is a sports television channel linked to the Fujian Radio and Television Group, a broadcasting organisation based in Fuzhou, China. It is offered through the group's online platform, the Fujian Network Broadcasting and Television website, which carries simultaneous live streams of ten television channels and six radio frequencies along with on-demand services. The wider platform also produces its own news, in-depth reports and interactive features centred on Fujian province.

Viewers can open the official live link on this page to watch the channel's live stream in Chinese. The page links to the official stream of this Fujian sports channel.

CCTV-9 is a Mandarin Chinese documentary channel run by China Central Television (CCTV), the state broadcaster based in Beijing, China. It began broadcasting on 1 January 2011 and focuses on documentaries about art, culture, music, science, sport, archaeology and other subjects, with coverage of China's heritage. Until 31 December 2016 it shared its name with CCTV's English-language documentary channel, which was then renamed CGTN Documentary.

Viewers can watch its live broadcasts on this page whenever the channel is on air; otherwise the page links to its official live stream. The channel is in Mandarin Chinese, so it suits viewers of Chinese-language documentaries.