Chongqing — The 203rd episode of Let’s Meet, Chongqing’s first all-English international broadcast program, titled “French Rider Valentin Debise: Why I Choose ZXMOTO,” will air across domestic and international media platforms on April 18. The program is jointly produced by the Western China International Communication Organization and Chongqing Satellite TV.

French Rider Valentin Debise: Why I Choose ZXMOTO

At the Portugal round of the FIM Superbike World Championship, French rider Valentin Debise joined a Chinese team and ultimately claimed victory — a pairing that has recently drawn significant attention. Beyond the result, his decision to collaborate with a Chinese team has become a topic of growing interest. From the initial choice to working closely with a Chinese engineering team, the partnership has brought experiences unlike any before. In this episode of Bridging News, viewers can hear his story.

China's Going Global Records Strong Start to 2026 (Part.1)

At the beginning of 2026, China’s foreign trade and the global expansion of its enterprises have shown a clear shift. Moving beyond simple product exports, Chinese companies are entering a deeper phase of global integration. In this transition, as businesses move beyond simply “selling abroad,” how should they reposition themselves in the global market? In this episode of Dialogue, the program explores these evolving trends and examines how Chinese enterprises are reshaping their global strategies amid industrial upgrading and expanding international presence.

Chinese and American Youth Meet on the Field in Chongqing

Recently in Chongqing, a group of American teenagers took to the field to engage directly with local students. Through ongoing interaction, they gradually built new understanding and meaningful connections. This exchange goes beyond competition, becoming a more direct form of communication. In this episode of iChongqing, viewers are invited to follow this distinctive exchange journey.

Chongqing in the Global Spotlight

Chongqing continues to attract international attention across multiple sectors, including industrial development, urban vitality, and city branding. In high-quality development, the city’s motorcycle industry is transitioning toward a more technology-driven model. Progress in urban renewal, the introduction of foreign institutions, and the expansion of service industries into higher value-added segments have been reported by media outlets such as Hong Kong’s Bastille Post, Global Times, and CGTN’s German channel, highlighting tangible outcomes of Chongqing’s development strategy.

In international sports, Chongqing teenager Li Yongqiu claimed a world championship title in street dance, while ZXMOTO secured victory at the Superbike World Championship — both marking historic firsts for China in their respective fields. Related topics have generated more than 2.5 billion global views. Xinhua Net’s international distribution has been picked up by 98 overseas media outlets, reaching countries including Australia, the United States, and India.

In the holiday economy and international exchanges, Chongqing recorded strong cultural and tourism consumption during the Qingming Festival, alongside steady progress in youth exchanges and multi-sector international cooperation. These developments have been covered by China Daily and CGTN.

Let’s Meet airs every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 PM on Chongqing Satellite TV. Episodes are also released simultaneously on the program’s official WeChat Channels, the Bridging News app, the iChongqing website, Facebook and YouTube channels, WCICO’s global communication matrix platform, and Chongqing Satellite TV’s new media platforms.