Chongqing—The first all-English international broadcast program in Chongqing, the 16^th episode of "Let's Meet," produced by the Western China International Communication Organization, will be aired on Chongqing Satellite TV on July 3rd.

Chongqing Trade Across the World (Part 1)

With the Belt and Road Initiative, China has helped many countries improve their infrastructure, which is a win-win situation. Chongqing enterprises have also made extraordinary contributions. In today’s Bridging News, we’ll head to the Maldives to see how Chongqing’s construction company is achieving win-win cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative.

Professor Konstantin Novoselov: Science and Technology Linking Humanity

Professor Konstantin Novoselov from Russia has made significant achievements in the field of graphene and was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010. In an interview, he talked about how science and technology link humanity together to face global challenges.

Explore Furong Cave with James

Furong Cave in Wulong, Chongqing, is hailed as an underground art palace and speleological museum. Due to its unique karst landform, it has been listed as a World Natural Heritage site. The cave's rich landscape, formed by more than 70 types of secondary chemical deposits, is magnificent and dazzling. Today, we will follow James into this magical world.

Swiss Legal Manager: “Staying in Chongqing was the best decision I've made”

In today's "Faces of Chongqing," we will meet Raphael Zumsteg-Yuan from Zurich, Switzerland, a legal manager working at the Chongqing Sino-Swiss Technopark. We'll hear his views on Chongqing's development potential and why he chose to stay in Chongqing.

Alex Absolute Tries Chongqing Street Food

For today’s “Vloggers in Chongqing,” we’ll follow vlogger Alex Absolute as he tries some of Chongqing’s street food. Let’s see what unique snacks he discovers.

"Let's Meet" airs every Wednesday and Saturday at 18:00 on Chongqing TV and is broadcast on various global platforms such as the Bridging News app, iChongqing website, WeChat Channels, WeChat Public Account, Weibo, YouTube, X (Former Twitter), and Facebook.