Channels
- HEBTV-1- A comprehensive channel, which broadcasts news, programs in the arts, movies and plays
- Its major programs are Hebei News Broadcast (Hebei Xinwen Lianbo), Economy Watch (Jingji Guancha), Society Focus (Shehui Shidian), Movie World (Dianying Da Shijie) and Sports Circle (Titan Neiwai).
- HEBTV-2- Focuses on the economy
- It broadcasts major programs such as Economy Watch (Jingji Guancha), Economy Express (Jingji Chuanzhen), Securities Today (Jingri Zhengquan) and Economy Life (Jingji Shenghuo).
- HEBTV-3 (HEBTV-都市) – City
- Major programs: City Life (Dushi Shenghuo), Sports News (Tiyu Xinwen)
- HEBTV-4 (HEBTV-影视) – Movie & Television
- Major Programs: Circulation of Entertainment (Ying shi quan), Movie World (Ying shi da shi jie), Movie & TV Dictionary (Ying shi bao dian)
- HEBTV-5 (HEBTV-少儿科教) – Children & Education
- Major Programs: Military Files (Jun shi dang an), Growing (Cheng zhang), Children World (Shao er tian di), SF Movie Review (Kehuan yingshi shangxi)
- HEBTV-6 (HEBTV-公共) – Public
- Major Programs: Happy 50 mins (Kuaile 50 fen), Law Time(Fazhi tian di), Chatroom（Liao tian shi）
- HEBTV-Farmer (HEBTV-农民) – Farmer & Argriculture
- Major Programs: San nong zui qian xian
The television station has three studios. Both the 800-square-meter and 400-square-meter studios are equipped with digital devices.
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