中山环保旅游之声·快乐888

中山环保旅游之声·快乐888 says the voice of and travel in Chinese characters. A name that describes its own programming is worth reading rather than skipping, because it is a fact stated by the broadcaster rather than a tag added by whoever filed the entry into China's listing.

In China's ordering this is number 111 of 391, which is the middle of the list. The stations either side of it are a better guide to what the country sounds like than the head of the list is, because the head is the same few famous streams in every country.

The country's dial has two sizeable languages on it and this station is on the smaller one. 34 entries in China broadcast in Cantonese, against a listing whose commonest language is Chinese.

Where else Cantonese is on air, according to the same snapshot: mostly Hong Kong SAR China, Australia and Macao SAR China. The shelf lists all 65 of them together, which is the view a country hub cannot give.

47 of China's entries are served from lhttp.qingting.fm, this one among them. A shared host means a shared fate. If this stream is silent, the fastest check is not this station's own site but whether its neighbours on the same platform are playing.

中山环保旅游之声·快乐888 and KRadio 若望三電台 are described by the directory in very nearly the same fields, which makes the differences between them worth stating rather than leaving to be inferred. This entry is named for a number, eight hundred and eighty-eight, and the other is not. This entry records Kwangtung as the region it transmits from, and the other records no region at all. The two streams are served from different addresses, lhttp.qingting.fm for this one and stream.zeno.fm for the other. A bitrate is recorded against the other stream and none against this one, so only that page can draw the meter. The broadcaster tagged this entry entertainment, which the other entry is not tagged with. The other entry carries the music tag and this one does not.