| 词条 | Eastern Horizon |
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| show_name = Eastern Horizon | image = | imagesize = | caption = Launched 15 December 1983 | other_names = Chinatown | format = Community access | runtime = Every Saturday 12 mn – 1 am | country = England | language = Bilingual Chinese English | home_station = BBC Radio Manchester | syndicates = | television = | presenter = Juanita Yau Louisa Yong Daveed Chow | starring = | announcer = | creator = David Wong | writer = | director = | producer = Eastern Horizon Broadcasting Team | executive_producer = | narrated = | record_location = | first_aired = | num_series = | num_episodes = | audio_format = Stereo | opentheme = | endtheme = | website = Eastern Horizon | podcast = }} Eastern Horizon is the United Kingdom's first bilingual (Chinese and English) community radio programme broadcast to a local audience. TransmissionIt broadcasts live in Manchester on BBC Radio Manchester on 95.1 and 104.6 FM every Saturday between 12 mn and 1 am. It also broadcasts on the Internet. The programme had its last transmission on 6 October 2018 and a campaign was set up to try to save it. BackgroundEastern Horizon is a community access programme produced by and for the Chinese Community in Greater Manchester and the North West.[1] Eastern Horizon was founded by a group of Chinese volunteers, led by David Wong. Early presenters and contributors included Osmond Lam, Michelle Chan, Roland, Soshan,[2] Yin King Chiu, Simon Jones, Philip Godber, Winnie Godber, Josephine Chan, Alice, Susanna Chiu, Joseph Wu, Sally Li[3] and Mike Dillon. Its aim is to be "a communication channel between the Chinese community and the host community".[4] HistoryThe programme first broadcast on 15 December 1983 as a recorded 30-minute programme once a month. It was then expanded to one hour a week. The show was one of the first in the UK to link up with Chinese radio stations around the world to produce simulcast programme.[5] The show is now called Chinatown and is transmitted every Sunday evening for two hours. On 14 December 2008, another simulcast was conducted with Spectrum Radio in London to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of the establishment of Eastern Horizon with original crew members from the 1980s and 1990s. PresentersCurrent presenters include Juanita Yau,[6] Dee Lo[7] and Kevin Shang. Current Programme Transmission [8] Programme contentThe programme plays a range of Chinese music from Canto-Pop and Mandarin classics to Chinese Classical tunes. It covers a range of community issues and promote events and activities for the community. Police have used the programme to broadcast appeals for information in Cantonese to the Chinese community.[9] Events and activitiesThe programme team regularly works with other community group, organising and parttake in many local fund-raising activities. Past events included Children in Need Parties, Karaoke and fashion shows.[10] Notes1. ^Eastern Horizon's Background, Eastern Horizon Website, 2007 2. ^Chinese New Year Programme Archive, Radio Television Hong Kong, 1986 3. ^Sally Li Work as Volunteer between 1984-1986, Wai Yin Chinese Women Society Committee Profile, 2007 4. ^[https://www.a1.manchester.gov.uk/locgrps.nsf/ByCategoryWeb/41C07A80B601B3E480256BD6003F5192?OpenDocument Details in Register of local groups], Manchester City Council, 2005 5. ^Simulcast Details with RTHK, Radio Television Hong Kong, 1986 6. ^BBC Cultural Diversity Document, BBC, 2002 7. ^Dee Lo - producer and presenter 2010-2018, DJ Profile, 2018 8. ^Current Programme Transmission, BBC Radio Manchester, 2017 9. ^Radio appeal over Chinatown death, BBC News, 2004 10. ^[https://www.a1.manchester.gov.uk/locgrps.nsf/ByCategoryWeb/41C07A80B601B3E480256BD6003F5192?OpenDocument Register of local groups], Manchester City Council, 2005 External links
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