During the eleventh five-year-plan period, the radio broadcasting and television industry of China witnessed steady growth from a desirable starting point. The institutional reforms have been furthered with a fairly clarified division between the industry and non-profitable sectors. Many public undertakings have been transferred to enterprises institutionally at accelerated paces. Against the backdrop of the increasingly fierce competition in the market, the industrial patterns are restructured with closer integration with the mass media. Tremendous advances are eye-catching in the teleplays and other programs including the animation and entertainment shows. All the foregoing indicates that China has entered into a new phase for the development of radio broadcasting and television industry with impressive strength and scale. Since the industrial output of radio broadcasting and TV exceeded RMB 100 million for the first time in 2006, the figure has been growing stably. By the year of 2010, the national industrial value has soared beyond RMB 2 trillion. As the new business mode represented by China Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting (CMMB) are gaining popularity rapidly, the coverage rate of broadcasting and TV services has been swinging between 95.04 percent and 96.23 percent, registering a rather high level.
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In a deuces-wild poker game, I mused, he should hold his own with even Mont Mull, or at least with Salty East, our two village poker sharks. Had Secretary Lansing not been tied to a tyrant schoolmaster and represented in London by an Anglophile, history might well have been changed.
