福建海峡之声

福建海峡之声 is a description rather than a brand. The name names a place, Fujian, and then what the station is for, the voice of. The directory keeps it in Chinese characters because that is how the broadcaster writes it, and the reading above is what those words say in English.

福建海峡之声 is at 184 in a listing of 391. Read the rank as a rough position rather than a standing: the click counts in the middle of a long national list are close enough together that a handful of opens moves a station several places.

The country page counts information among its commonest tags, and this station is one of the 19 entries in China behind that count. Worldwide the tag leads 74 stations, which makes the rail below a very wide shelf.

福建海峡之声 reports no bitrate to the directory. Rather than print a zero or invent an average, the page says nothing, which is the same policy every empty field on this site gets.

The stream address on this entry points at lhttp-hw.qtfm.cn, which is where 65 other stations in China are served from as well. Platforms of that size carry the long tail of a country's dial, and they are the reason a listing can look broken when it is one host having a quiet hour.

福建海峡之声 and 湖南音乐之声广播 芒果音乐台 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. The names say where each one is: this one names Fujian and the other names Hunan. Read as words rather than as a brand, this name says the voice of and that one says the voice of music, broadcasting and music. They are filed in different parts of the country: this one under Fukien, that one under Hunan. The broadcaster tagged this entry information, which the other entry is not tagged with. The broadcasters publish at different addresses of their own, vos.com.cn and weibo.com.