The 32nd China TV Golden Eagle Award and the 15th China Golden Eagle TV Art Festival held a ceremony to honor nominees and award outstanding papers in the television industry, in Changsha City of central China's Hunan Province on Sunday.
Multiple productions from China Media Group (CMG) won nominations for this year's Golden Eagle Award.
The Golden Eagle Award is determined through a combination of work showcases, online audience voting, and expert evaluations, with winners for categories like best drama, documentary, animation, screenwriter, director and actors to be announced at the award ceremony.
"The Golden Eagle Award, as a permanent national award in the field of television arts, ultimately aims to promote the creation of quality works and talent cultivation. Creators must genuinely internalize and consciously express the themes of the era, particularly the people's perspective. This approach will surely be popular with the people and strengthen the connection between creators and their audiences," said Yan Shaofei, Party secretary of China Television Artists Association.
This year's festival organized more than 100 writers, directors and actors to engage in interactive discussions with students at universities in Hunan. "Young people should keep learning and listening to others' advices, and constantly enrich ourselves so as to make our works and characters authentically reflect what the people want to see," said Zhang Xincheng, an actor.
32nd China TV Golden Eagle Award honors nominations, excellent papers
A palm-sized electric vehicle (EV) charger and a customized new energy garbage truck are among the latest cutting-edge products hogging the limelight at the 136th Canton Fair, which concluded its first phase on Saturday in south China's Guangzhou City.
The portable EV charger, developed by U.S. industrial conglomerate Honeywell and applicable to most types of EVs, turned a lot of heads at the event, also known as the China Import and Export Fair.
It can be used even at high-altitude areas and be connected to cell phones.
The charger is now available for purchase on online shopping platforms in the run-up to China's annual "Double 11", or Singles' Day, shopping festival which falls on Nov. 11.
"This is our latest product, and it sells at only 599 yuan during the 'Double 11.' We have raised the portable charger's rate of power to 3.5 kilowatts, and it can fully charge a car in around 10 hours. We are quite surprised to see so many more guests this year, especially those from South America and Eastern Europe, who are interested in new energy chargers. We expect a significant increase of orders this year," said Zhang Shaozhi, an exhibitor at Honeywell's exhibition booth.
Meanwhile, Skyworth, known as an electric appliance producer, is exhibiting its new garbage truck at the new energy vehicle area.
The truck, with a load capacity of 3.2 tonnes, features a driving cab which can be assembled by drivers themselves.
Equipped with a lighter vehicle chassis and noise absorption devices, the truck caters to the needs of environmental protection in South and Central Asian countries.
"The chassis is very light, so it can carry 600 kilograms more than a vehicle of the same class," said an exhibitor at Skyworth's exhibition booth.
The import exhibition at the Phase 1 of the Canton Fair has attracted 213 participating enterprises from 28 countries and regions. So far, the Phase 1 has seen more than 200 new product launch events online and offline.
The 136th Canton Fair opened on Oct. 15 and will run through Nov. 4 in three phases, with the second phase to be held between Oct. 23 and 27, and the third between Oct. 31 to Nov. 4, respectively.
Palm-sized EV charger, customized garbage truck shine at Canton Fair
