List of Beijing Radio Stations
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| Frequency/Internet | Description |
|---|---|
| Xinwen - Internet Streaming/AM 828 kHz, FM 100.6 MHz | News |
| Gudian (古典) - Internet Streaming/98.6 FM | Classical Music |
| Jingji - Internet Streaming | City Management |
| Tongsu (通俗) - Internet Streaming/97.0 FM | Popular Music (Mandopop) |
| Jiaotong - Internet Streaming/FM 103.9 MHz | Traffic |
| Jiaoxue (教学) - Internet Streaming/99.4 FM | Class Radio for Languages and Beijing Radio & TV University |
| Wenyi (文艺) - Internet Streaming/87.6 FM | Chinese Literature Broadcast |
| Tiyu (体育) - Internet Streaming/AM 927 kHz/FM 102.5 MHz | Sports Broadcast |
| Yinyue (音乐) - Internet Streaming/FM 97.4 MHz | Beijing Music Radio (Mandopop) |
| Shenghuo - Internet Streaming | Beijing City Life Broadcast |
| Qingyinyue - Internet Streaming | Light Music Broadcast |
| Waiyu - Internet Streaming/AM 774 kHz | Foreign Broadcast |
| DAB - Internet Streaming | DAB Broadcast |
| Qingmeng - Internet Streaming | Blue Network Broadcast |
| Cengshiguanli - Internet Streaming/FM 107.3 MHz | Beijing Public Service Radio |
| Beijing Wenyi Guangbo - Internet Streaming/FM 87.6 MHz | Beijing Joy FM |
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