Hakka TV

Hakka TV (Mandarin: 客家電視台) is a Hakka satellite cable channel operated by Taiwan Broadcasting System (TBS) in Taiwan, launched on July 1, 2003.

Hakka Television Station (hereinafter referred to as Hakka TV), which is called Hakka TV for short, is the first exclusive Hakka in the world. It was launched on July 1, 2003. Taiwan hakka language (four counties, sea and land, tai po, zhao an, raping) language throughout the 24-hour speech of the television channel.

To pay attention to Hakka culture and language 24 hours in an all-round way, through elaborate programs such as drama and drama, children and youth, life information, music variety, humanistic records and news magazines, Let all hakka and non-hakka audience can appreciate and understand hakka culture.

After joining "Taiwan Public Broadcasting and Television Group" on January 1, 2007 in accordance with the TVB Public Share Handling Regulations, the characteristics of Hakka TV as a ethnic group channel, a minority language channel and a public service channel are highlighted. In the future, Hakka TV station will develop towards localization and internationalization, with the goal of promoting multi-tolerance and mutual respect among ethnic groups, so that Taiwan can see Hakka and the world see Hakka. On June 30, 2012, with the digitalization of wireless television, the station became Taiwan's sixth wireless television station.

The hakka tv station is also Taiwan s second all - weather tv channel that speaks in hakka language. the first hakka tv station is the zhongyuan satellite tv station, which was launched in the 1990s by zhongyuan international communication company. In 2002, due to mismanagement announced the suspension of broadcasting. After joining the Taiwan Public Broadcasting and Television Group, it has highlighted the Hakka TV station as the ethnic group channel, the minority language channel and the public service channel. In the future, Hakka TV station will develop towards localization and internationalization, with the goal of promoting multi-tolerance and mutual respect among ethnic groups, so that Taiwan can see Hakka and the world see Hakka.

On June 30, 2012, with the digitalization of wireless television, the station became Taiwan's sixth wireless television station.