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  • Building Bridges

    "Building Bridges:  From the Great Lakes to the Great Wall" was the first installment of  WWJ-TV's new "Eye On The Future" initiative.  As part of this new focus, WWJ-TV will provide programming and community campaigns that spotlights how Michigan can move forward in this ever-changing world. 

  • Tom Watkins Blog

    To be successful in any endeavor in China  requires patience and taking the time to build genuine friendships with the people you are dealing with. It helps if you truly enjoy the people and are open to different customs, food, drink and language. I always tell people traveling to China for the first time to remind yourself to enjoy the differences the Chinese culture has to offer.

  • WWJ-TV Senior Producer Carol Cain and WWJ-TV Chief Videographer Paul Pytlowany won 2009 National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Michigan Chapter Emmy Awards on June 6, 2009.

    2009 Michigan EMMY Awards

    Congratulations to WWJ-TV Senior Producer Carol Cain and WWJ-TV Chief Videographer Paul Pytlowany for winning 2009 National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Michigan Chapter Emmy Awards  on June 6, 2009.

  • Watch the Show Online

    Shot in stunning high-definition and hosted by Carol Cain, Editorial Director of WWJ-TV, "Building Bridges" leads us on a journey through China and Michigan to see how the Chinese have built one of the most explosive economies on the planet. 

  • Local Accolades

    Here at WWJ-TV, we are proud of the work we're doing within the community. In our continuing efforts to have our "Eye On the Future," we strive to connect with viewers on important local issues.  Our recent special, "Building Bridges: From the Great Lakes to the Great Wall," has garnered much recognition.

  • Survivors make their exodus in Wenchuan County along a badly damaged section of a mountain road - the only escape route from the earthquake epicentre of Wenchuan city on May 14, 2008 three days after the quake.

    Earthquake Relief

    If you'd like to help by donating to earthquake relief efforts, WWJ-TV is giving you a place to start.

Featured Slideshows

  • Tom Watkins & Koralo Chen in China

    Photos of Tom Watkins and Koralo Chen's trip to China. Koralo is a consultant to WWJ-TV on its Emmy Award winning special  "Building Bridges: From The Great Lakes To the Great Wall."

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About the Chinese Flag


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National flag: Red flag with five stars.

On September 27, 1949, the First Plenary Session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) approved the proposal for using the red five-star flag as the national flag of the People's Republic of China (PRC). The red color of the flag symbolizes revolution and the yellow color of the stars the golden brilliant rays radiating from the vast red land. The design of four smaller stars surrounding a bigger one signifies the unity of the Chinese people under the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC).　
 
Source: China Yearbook 2004  

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