List of Chinese-language radio stations

China Radio International (CRI) is a government controlled media outlet. Typical programs include Tang Ren Jie and others. The weather is typically announced for cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Guilin, Ürümqi, Xi'an, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taipei. International cities weather is usually announced for New York City, Washington, Seattle, Sydney, Bangkok, London, Paris, Madrid, Cairo, Nairobi, and others.

In Beijing, China Radio International can be heard at 88.7 MHz FM and 91.5 MHz FM and some other frequencies.

Most Beijing radio stations are controlled by the Beijing Broadcasting Network (Beijing Renmin Guangbo Diantai). Radio frequencies such as 97.4 MHz FM is for music. Other Beijing radio stations include China Radio International's Easy FM on 88.7 MHz FM and 91.5 MHz FM.

Guangdong is home to Radio Guangdong and many other radio stations. The following list is incomplete:

Harbin Economy Radio controls two of the radio stations in Harbin.

Lanzhou's radio stations are controlled by the Lanzhou Radio group.

Nanjing's radio stations are primarily controlled by Nanjing Radio, a subsidiary of Nanjing Television Broadcast Group. The channels contain a variety of programming including local news, business, sports, a kids channel, traffic, and music.

The Shanghai Media Group, part of the Shanghai Media & Entertainment Group conglomerate controls a fair number of radio stations in Shanghai. The radio stations broadcast local news, traffic, music (popular, classical, and light), and a variety of other programs.

Shenzhen Radio Station controls four of several radio stations in Shenzhen.

Tianjin's radio stations are controlled by the Tianjin People's Broadcasting Station with a variety of programs including news, traffic, music and others.

Ürümqi's radio stations are controlled by the Urumqi People Broadcasting Station group.

Xi'an's radio stations are controlled by Jin Hao. Programs include news, music, and fashion on at least seven radio stations.

• Commercial Radio Hong Kong broadcasts at 88.1 FM (talk), 90.3 FM (Cantonese pop, youth), and 864 AM (English).
• Metro Broadcast Corporation Limited consists of 3 radio channels: Metro Finance (FM104), Metro Showbiz (FM99.7) and Metro Plus (AM 1044).
• Digital Broadcasting Corporation has 7 channels broadcasting on DAB+ and on Now TV in Hong Kong: DBC 1 Digital Loud, DBC 2 Digital Family, DBC 3 Digital Money, DBC 4 Digital Wave, DBC 5 Digital We, DBC 6 Digital Melody and DBC 7 Digital Opera.
• Phoenix Television currently has one channel broadcasting on DAB+: URadio, with two more stations proposed.
• Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK):

• Rádio Macau broadcasts in Cantonese on FM 100.7 MHz.
• Radio Vilaverde Lda broadcasts in Cantonese at AM 738 kHz.

• BCC is the largest radio network company in Taiwan.
• Radio Taiwan International broadcasts news about Taiwan in Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Spanish, French, and many other languages.
• KISS Radio plays mostly Chinese popular music and English top 40.
• Hit Fm in Taiwan also plays Chinese popular music

• Chakrawala MS (Mandarin Station) FM
• Sunday Mandarin PAS FM

• Suara Indah 美声 92.1FM

• A-Radio Medan, 103.8 MHz FM
• Mix FM, 90.8 MHz FM
• City Radio 城市之音, 95.9 MHz FM

• Global Mandarin@Global FM
• Strato Hua Yu Guangbo Dian Tai

• PAS FM (Sunday Mandarin) 106.00

• El John Radio, 95.9 MHz FM
• Sonora, 92.6 MHz FM

• Palupi 华语广播电台 FM, 103.5;MHz FM
• El John Radio, 88.5 MHz FM

• Primadona FM, 99.1 MHz FM

• Pilihan FM (95.9FM/96.9FM)

• 988 FM
• Ai FM
• City Plus FM
• goXuan
• Melody
• My
• One FM
• TEA FM

• 883Jia
• YES 933
• Capital 95.8FM (城市频道)
• 96.3 Hao FM (好FM)
• Love 97.2FM (最爱频道)
• UFM 100.3

• SBS Radio broadcasts two hour-long daily programmes for the Chinese audience in Australia: one programme in Mandarin and one programme in Cantonese.

• Radio France Internationale [1]
• Radio Mandarin d'Europe

• Deutsche Welle [2]

• Radio Romania International [3]

• Voice of Russia [4]

• Spectrum Radio| [5] The Only Daily Chinese Radio in the United Kingdom since 1990. Broadcasting from London on Spectrum Online – Daily Cantonese broadcast 18:00–19:00, and daily Mandarin broadcast 19:00–20:00
• British Broadcasting Corporation [6]
• BBC GMR Eastern Horizon, Manchester [7] The UK's first local Chinese radio service since 1983 – Was broadcast every Sunday 19.00–21.00.
• BBC Radio Merseyside Orient Express, Liverpool [8] Mondays midnight-1am with June Yee and Billy Hui.
• Unity 101 Under The Same Sky, Southampton [9] Mondays 6pm-8pm.
• London Chinese Radio is an online community radio station in London run by volunteers, and is a registered charity. Most programmes are in Mandarin, and past programmes are available for download.

• Vatican Radio [10]

There are a number of stations well known within the Chinese community in Canada that contain a certain number of programs in Chinese. However, due to the ethnic broadcasting policy made by the CRTC, there are currently no AM/FM radio stations in Canada that are fully operated in Chinese. Also, campus radios in Canada allows broadcasting their program in any language, including Chinese, but not a lot of them are known to the public.

• Fairchild Radio, which is owned by Fairchild Group, is the biggest Chinese broadcasting company in Canada and produces Chinese programs in the following stations:
  • Calgary: FM 94.7
  • Toronto: AM 1430 and FM 88.9
  • Vancouver: AM 1470 and FM 96.1

• There are other stations which air Chinese programs in the following region:
  • Edmonton: 101.7 World FM - Owned and operated by Rogers Media
  • Markham: FM 105.9 "Chinese Radio Network"
  • Montreal: CFMB AM 1280 - Owned and operated by Evanov Radio Group
  • Ottawa: FM 97.9 - Owned and operated by CHIN Radio/TV International
  • Toronto: AM 1540 "A1 Chinese Radio"
  • Vancouver: AM 1320 "Overseas Chinese Voice" - Owned and operated by Mainstream Broadcasting Corporation

• Chinese Radio Seattle. (M-T 9:00pm–12:00am Fri-Sun 7:00pm-12:1m AM1150 KKNW/HD-3 FM 98.9/Mobile App: Chinese Radio Seattle) Studio in Bellevue, WA.
• China Radio International can be heard in the following cities:
  • Washington DC on WUST (AM 1120 kHz between 9 a.m.–11 a.m.)
• Chinese American Voice,[11] heard over a SCA subcarrier of WACD-FM in the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut tri-state area
• Chinese American Voice, heard in New York City 24 hours on the 92 kHz subcarrier of WQCD-FM 101.9 MHz.
• Chinese Radio Network on WGBB (AM 1240 kHz and the 67 kHz subcarrier of WCBS-FM 101.1 MHz, Flushing, New York) broadcasts in Mandarin.
• Chung Wah Chinese Broadcasting Company heard in New York City 24 hours on the 92 kHz subcarrier of WSKQ-FM 97.9 MHz.
• Multicultural Radio Broadcasting Inc.'s Chinese Media Group broadcasts Chinese programming in the following cities:
  • KAHZ, Los Angeles is a Mandarin-dialect station.
  • KAZN, Los Angeles is a Mandarin-dialect station.
  • KTWR, Guam is a shortwave radio station that broadcasts in Mandarin and other languages to the Asia-Pacific region.
  • KMRB, Los Angeles is a Cantonese-dialect station.
  • Sinocast Radio, national Chinese network, heard in New York City on the 67 kHz subcarrier of WXRK-FM 92.3 MHz.
  • WKDM, New York/New Jersey/Connecticut tri-state area is a Mandarin-dialect station on AM 1380 kHz.
  • WZRC, New York/New Jersey/Connecticut tri-state area is a Cantonese-dialect station on AM 1480 kHz.
• Radio Taiwan International is broadcast on WYFR from Okeechobee, Florida on shortwave 5950 kHz in the United States sometime after 5 p.m./6 p.m. until early morning. This broadcast can be received virtually through the entire United States using a short wave radio.
• KVTO (Sing Tao) on 1400AM in San Francisco.
  • KEST, San Francisco is a Cantonese-dialect station.
  • KSQQ, San Francisco is a Mandarin-dialect station.
  • KSJO, San Francisco is a Mandarin and Cantonese-dialect station.
  • KSFN, San Francisco is a Mandarin-dialect station.

• China Radio International is at 91.9 MHz FM in Nairobi.

• ArrowLine Chinese Radio (www.ArrowLineRadio.com) is on AM 1269 in Johannesburg