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MUMBAI: As China prepares
for its most significant
leadership transition in
decades, CNN has announced
the launch of its first ever
regular series focussed on the
country. The new monthly show
hosted by CNN correspondent
and anchor Kristie Lu Stout
provides viewers with an
insider's view of China from
within its own borders.
The first episode 'Inside the
Chinese Communist Party' airs
on 17 October at 3 pm, 20
October at 10 am, 21 October
at 5 pm, 27 October at 5 pm
and on 28 October at 10 am.
The second episode: 'Chinese
Consumerism' airs on 21
November at 4 pm, 24
November at 11 am, 25
November at 7 pm, 1 December
at 3 pm and on 2 December at
11 am.
The third episode 'Chinese
Exploration' airs on 19
December at 4 pm, 22
December at 11 am, 23
December at 7 pm, 29
December at 7 pm, and 30
December at 11 am.
Shot on location in Hong Kong at
Hullett House, in each 30-
minute show Lu Stout sits down
with thought and business
leaders from within China's
borders for a roundtable
discussion about what really
drives this world power and
economic giant.
With China's leadership
transition expected within a
month, the first episode delves
into the Chinese Communist
Party, exploring how
membership is obtained,
factions within the party, the
personality traits of China's
presumed next leader, and the
impact of the ongoing Bo Xilai
scandal. At the table helping to
demystify the Chinese
Communist Party is Hung
Huang, a celebrated Chinese
media personality and publisher
brought up among China's
political elite, Victor Gao, a
former official in the Chinese
Foreign Ministry and English
translator for Deng Xiaoping
and John Pomfret, award-
winning journalist and China
commentator.
CNN International senior VP
Mike McCarthy said, "The world
is watching China more than
ever and our new show delivers
in-depth, intelligent insights on
its economic, political and
cultural drivers. We're proud to
be the first international news
network to dedicate a regular
show to China, enabling viewers
within China's borders and
around the world to better
understand the country and its
people."
Lu Stout said, "China is a
country of dramatic change,
political intrigue, and dynamic
economic growth. I've been
writing and reporting about
China since the late 1990s, and
the nation continues to
fascinate me. I'm excited to
host a regular discussion on
current affairs and trends
inside China."
The November episode looks at
the growing strength of
Chinese consumerism and in
December, the show focuses on
Chinese exploration
Indian Television Dot Com: India's cable, satellite, terrestrial, broadcasting, TV, advertising, marketing and media portal
for its most significant
leadership transition in
decades, CNN has announced
the launch of its first ever
regular series focussed on the
country. The new monthly show
hosted by CNN correspondent
and anchor Kristie Lu Stout
provides viewers with an
insider's view of China from
within its own borders.
The first episode 'Inside the
Chinese Communist Party' airs
on 17 October at 3 pm, 20
October at 10 am, 21 October
at 5 pm, 27 October at 5 pm
and on 28 October at 10 am.
The second episode: 'Chinese
Consumerism' airs on 21
November at 4 pm, 24
November at 11 am, 25
November at 7 pm, 1 December
at 3 pm and on 2 December at
11 am.
The third episode 'Chinese
Exploration' airs on 19
December at 4 pm, 22
December at 11 am, 23
December at 7 pm, 29
December at 7 pm, and 30
December at 11 am.
Shot on location in Hong Kong at
Hullett House, in each 30-
minute show Lu Stout sits down
with thought and business
leaders from within China's
borders for a roundtable
discussion about what really
drives this world power and
economic giant.
With China's leadership
transition expected within a
month, the first episode delves
into the Chinese Communist
Party, exploring how
membership is obtained,
factions within the party, the
personality traits of China's
presumed next leader, and the
impact of the ongoing Bo Xilai
scandal. At the table helping to
demystify the Chinese
Communist Party is Hung
Huang, a celebrated Chinese
media personality and publisher
brought up among China's
political elite, Victor Gao, a
former official in the Chinese
Foreign Ministry and English
translator for Deng Xiaoping
and John Pomfret, award-
winning journalist and China
commentator.
CNN International senior VP
Mike McCarthy said, "The world
is watching China more than
ever and our new show delivers
in-depth, intelligent insights on
its economic, political and
cultural drivers. We're proud to
be the first international news
network to dedicate a regular
show to China, enabling viewers
within China's borders and
around the world to better
understand the country and its
people."
Lu Stout said, "China is a
country of dramatic change,
political intrigue, and dynamic
economic growth. I've been
writing and reporting about
China since the late 1990s, and
the nation continues to
fascinate me. I'm excited to
host a regular discussion on
current affairs and trends
inside China."
The November episode looks at
the growing strength of
Chinese consumerism and in
December, the show focuses on
Chinese exploration
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