China Media Group announces more than 60 summer programmes

The schedule brings films, documentaries, youth programmes and sports into one summer guide.

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China Media Group released its summer programme list at an event in Beijing on July 21, presenting more than 60 productions across five sections. The list includes programmes marking the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March, cultural programmes, music and film projects, youth programmes, sports events and tourism projects. Listed youth programmes include CMG Little Trumpet Summer Camp and the third season of Tiandi Classroom. The sports list includes the 2026 Volleyball Nations League Finals, WTT Europe Smash and the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup.

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