Will CCTV have a party on New Year’s Day?

There will be a party on CCTV on New Year's Day.

CCTV holds a New Year’s Day Party every year. CCTV’s New Year’s Party is held on January 1st every year, and the venue is different every year. The CCTV New Year's Day Gala refers to concerts and other activities carefully planned by the TV station and the government to celebrate New Year's Day on December 31 at the end of the Western New Year (Gregorian calendar, Gregorian calendar). The scene is grand and a large number of stars gather. The New Year's Day celebration event began to be held in our country and first appeared in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

In mainland my country, the first day of the first lunar month has always been the traditional New Year. New Year's Eve and the Spring Festival are the most solemn traditional festivals in our country. Hunan Satellite TV was the first to hold a Western New Year's Eve party. In 2005, Hunan Satellite TV took advantage of the popularity of "Super Girl" to hold the first New Year's Eve concert in mainland China. After that, various TV stations also joined in the New Year's Eve celebrations, mainly inviting some old artists and popular male and female stars.

Introduction to China Central Television:

China Central Television (English name: China Central Television, referred to as CCTV) is a ministerial-level institution directly under the State Council and affiliated to the People's Republic of China* **The national television station of China was established on May 1, 1958. It is China's news and public opinion organization and ideological and cultural front, with multiple functions such as news dissemination, social education, culture and entertainment, and information services.

China Central Television was originally named Beijing Television and officially broadcast on September 2, 1958. It was renamed China Central Television on May 1, 1978. In 1996, its online media CCTV Network was established and put into trial operation. In 2007, CCTV launched a mobile media channel, and then launched an IP TV channel. In 2009, China Network Television (CNTV), a modified version of CCTV.com, officially launched. In 2013, the CCTV news client was officially launched.