Help distinguish between China News Agency and International News Agency, thank you.

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Xinhua News Agency is the largest news agency in China. and Reuters, the Associated Press. TASS is also known as the world's four major societies.

Xinhua News Agency was founded on November 7, 1931 in Ruijin, Jiangxi. It is the earliest news organization established under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. It is a mainstream with a very high reputation in China. It's been 90 years old.

Since its establishment, Xinhua News Agency has made outstanding contributions to propaganda and education, establishing an international image, and expanding the country's popularity. A large number of journalism has been cultivated, and a large number of excellent works have been created by talents, which have influenced the growth of several generations. Xinhua News Agency has always been rooted in the people and serves the people wholeheartedly.

The Xinhua News Agency has four main functions: First, it is the mouthpiece of the eyes and ears of the party and the people. The second is the State News Agency. The third is message aggregation. Fourth, the world news agency.

Xinhua News Agency: "The most authoritative news organization in China is Xinhua News Agency; China's most authoritative ideological propaganda organization is the people's **; China's national television station is CCTV, which is now called the main station. For example, the well-known reporter Wang Bingbing of the main station. ”

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China News Service, referred to as "China News Service", the full name in English is "China News Service", abbreviated as "CNS". It is one of the only two news agencies in Chinese mainland, a state news agency that publishes articles specifically to Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and overseas Chinese-language newspapers and periodicals, Chinese-language radio and television stations, and is a professional organization engaged in external propaganda.

China News Service, referred to as "China News Service", is known as "China News Network" in English, abbreviated as "CNS". It is one of only two news agencies in Chinese mainland. It is a national news agency that sends news to newspapers and periodicals in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, as well as overseas Chinese, as well as Chinese radio and television stations.

It is a professional agency engaged in foreign advertising. Its main task is to introduce and report on New China to overseas Chinese, overseas Chinese and Chinese compatriots, and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, convey information about the hometowns of overseas Chinese, and promote patriotism and Chinese culture.

A unit at the department level. China News Service, abbreviated as "China News Service," is a state-level news agency whose main business is to report on foreign affairs, and an international news agency that mainly serves overseas Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, Taiwan compatriots, and foreigners related to China.

Organizational structureThe headquarters of CNS is located in Beijing, and has more than 10 editorial departments and 10 management departments, including the Editor-in-Chief Office, the Press Release Center, the Ministry of Political Affairs (Military Department), the Ministry of Economy, the Photography Department, the Special Feature Center, the Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Department, the International Department, and the Network Center.

It has 33 branches in all provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions across the country, as well as in Hong Kong and Macao, and has stationed reporters in Taiwan. It has branches in 19 countries, including Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Germany, Russia, France, the Philippines, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Canada, Cambodia, Malaysia, the United States, South Africa, Nepal, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, and the United Kingdom. Set up press release centers in Beijing, New York and Hong Kong.

China News Magazine Agency does not belong to China News Agency, according to China News Miscellaneous Grinding Slag Society** Xian Chi You Enlightenment belongs to a private company: Beijing World Expo to promote cultural media ****. China News Service has its own magazines, which publish "China News Weekly" and "China Digest" monthly.

China News Service, referred to as "China News Service", the full name in English is "China News Service", abbreviated as "CNS". It is one of the only two news agencies in Chinese mainland[1], a national news agency that publishes articles specifically to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan codes, overseas Chinese newspapers and periodicals, Chinese radio and television stations, and is a professional organization engaged in external propaganda.

Newspapers: Global Times and Reference News, the only two newspapers in Chinese mainland that can legally and directly publish foreign news. It mainly publishes articles and news from news agencies and newspapers in foreign countries, as well as in Taiwan, Macao and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

News Agency: Xinhua News Agency Foreign Branch: Since the establishment of its first foreign bureau in Prague in 1948, Xinhua News Agency has successively established its headquarters, branches, branches, and departments in nearly 100 countries and regions, and has hired a certain number of foreign reporters in some countries and regions. At present, Xinhua News Agency has more than 500 personnel stationed abroad, of which more than 300 are reporters and other editorial personnel.

Since the 80s of the last century, the Xinhua News Agency has successively established the Asia-Pacific General Branch, the Middle East General Branch, the Latin American General Branch, the African General Branch, the French-speaking Regional Branch in Paris (abolished in 2004), and the European General Branch. Published 24 hours a day in 7 languages: Chinese, English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Russian and Portuguese.

China Foreign Languages Publishing and Distribution Bureau, referred to as CIPG, also known as China International Publishing Group (CIPG), is a public institution affiliated to the state, a press and publication institution that undertakes the external propaganda tasks of the party and the state's books, periodicals and networks, and is the oldest and largest professional external communication organization in China.

CIPG was founded under the direct leadership of the older generation of proletarian revolutionaries, and its predecessor was the International Information Bureau of the General Information Administration of the People's Republic of China, which was established in October 1949. It has nearly 3,000 employees, including nearly 100 foreign experts. It has 20 subordinate institutions, including 10 publishing houses, 5 magazines, as well as China.com, China International Book Corporation, International Communication Research Center, Translation Qualification Evaluation Center and other units, and has overseas branches in 12 countries and regions such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, Russia, Egypt, Mexico, Japan, and Hong Kong, forming a career pattern covering translation, publishing, printing, distribution, Internet and multi-professional business, theoretical research and social undertakings.

Every year, more than 3,000 books, nearly 30 periodicals, and more than 30 stores are published in more than 10 languages, and the books and periodicals are distributed to more than 180 countries and regions in the world, and the network audience is all over the world. The information disseminated by CIPG comprehensively reflects China's long history and culture, truly demonstrates the new progress and achievements of China's reform and opening up, and plays a positive role in enhancing understanding and friendship between China and foreign countries.

Founded in October 1949, the China Foreign Languages Publishing and Distribution Bureau is the largest foreign language publishing and distribution organization in China, providing readers from all over the world with a wealth of Chinese information through books, periodicals, audio-visual products and the Internet. CIPG has seven publishing houses, including Foreign Languages Publishing House, New World Publishing House, Chinese Language Teaching Press, China Pictorial Publishing House, Dolphin Publishing House, Chaohua Publishing House, and New Star Publishing House, and five magazines, including Beijing Weekly, China Today, People's Pictorial, People's China, and China News Report, which publishes more than 2,000 books, 21 print periodicals, and 25 online periodicals in 20 languages every year. The above publications are distributed by China International Book Corporation to more than 100 countries and regions.

The China website, sponsored by CIPG, has 10 editions in 9 languages, including Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, and Esperanto. The Center for International Communication Research of CIPG undertakes systematic research on communication theory and practice; Entrusted by the Ministry of Personnel of the People's Republic of China, CIPG is responsible for the implementation and management of the National Translation Qualification (Proficiency) Examination. CIPG has branches in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Belgium, Egypt, Mexico and Hong Kong.

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1. China News ** requires multiple approvals to establish reporter stations and select and edit reporters abroad;

2. China's news reports can only be reported after being verified by the relevant departments;

3. If the content of the news report is contrary to the first orientation, the leader of the news organization will lose his position.

To sum up, in addition to the international department of **TV station and China's **overseas department, other ** institutions do not have long-term reporter stations, and if there are international events that need attention, the state will allow some state-owned ** institutions to set up temporary reporter stations. Of course, the Xinhua News Agency is the mouthpiece of the state.

According to someone, the China Report Magazine of CIPG is very powerful?

China News Service is a public institution, a state-level news agency that publishes articles to Chinese-language newspapers and periodicals in Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and overseas, as well as Chinese-language radio and television stations, and is a professional organization engaged in external propaganda. The function of the China News Service is to introduce and report on New China to overseas Chinese, foreign Chinese, and Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan compatriots, convey information about the hometowns of overseas Chinese, and carry out propaganda on patriotism and Chinese culture.

On October 1, 1952, CNS was founded by well-known figures in the Chinese press and overseas Chinese circles. Liao Chengzhi is the founder and leader of CNS. Jin Zhonghua, a well-known expert on international issues, served as the first president.

The predecessor of CNS was an international news agency officially established in Guilin in 1938 by Fan Changjiang and Hu Yuzhi, who began to publish articles in Changsha in 1938.

CNS has built a multi-channel, multi-level and multi-functional news and information dissemination system, broadcasting text, charts, networks, new news and information products to all parts of the world 24 hours a day, with users in more than 100 countries and regions on five continents, forming a full-scale customer network covering major overseas Chinese.

CNS is one of the earliest Chinese** online in Asia. In 1995, the Hong Kong branch of China News Service went online, and its articles have since entered the Internet. On January 1, 1999, the headquarters of China News Service launched the China News Network in Beijing, referred to as "***", and ran the China Overseas Chinese Network.

It is important news in China**.

China News Service publishes newspapers and periodicals such as China News Weekly, China News, World Chinese Media Yearbook, and China Philanthropist[4]. In addition to the Chinese edition, the foreign language edition of China Newsweek publishes nine magazines in seven languages: American, British, Japanese, Korean, Italian, South Asian, French, Russian, and Arabic.

Summary. China News Service, abbreviated as "China News Service," is a state-level news agency in China whose main business is to report on foreign affairs, and an international news agency that mainly serves overseas Chinese, compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao, Taiwan compatriots, and foreigners with relations with China.

China News Service, abbreviated as "China News Service," is a state-level news agency in China that focuses on reporting on foreign travel and travel, and is an international news agency that mainly serves overseas Chinese and Chinese compatriots, compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao, Taiwan compatriots, and foreigners related to China.

Headquartered in Beijing, China News Service has 48 domestic and foreign branches and reporter stations, with more than 2,000 employees. In Beijing, New York, and Hong Kong, hail and song to the heart. There are stationed reporters in Taiwan.

There are branches or correspondent stations in Tokyo, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, New York, Washington, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Vancouver, London, Paris, Sydney, Moscow, and other places. It has established a 24-hour uninterrupted information release system, with seven backbone news product systems: text, special articles, networks, periodicals, editions, and articles, forming a user network covering most overseas Chinese media.

China News Service is a state news agency.