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Alistair Mooney Alistair Mooney | 11:00 UK time, Monday, 15 September 2008

Our first programme of the new term was broadcast this morning, and is our first to feature on the iPlayer. Catch China Stories: Xiao Di and Jiang Fen Gui for next 7 days.

Chinese farmer

The China Stories website has just launched its new Video Stories section, containing the individual stories - each around 10 minutes long.

And meet the team behind the programmes and the website in Production Stories.

China Stories on iPlayer
Programme Notes - 143kB
China Video Stories
China Production Stories


Other China Stories content coming up, aimed at upper Primary and Secondary...

Primary TV

Around Scotland Age 10-12 ´óÏó´«Ã½ TWO Scotland Mondays / Fridays, 1140-1200

China Stories
15 Sep Xiao Di and Jiang Feng Gui
22 Sep Dr Hao and Tian Tian New time: 1110-1130
Programme Notes - 143kB PDF
China Stories website

Primary Radio

Scottish Resources First Level/Second Level Age 7-9 ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 4 digital Mon/Tues overnight, 0345-0400

China Stories
16 Sep Getting to know you
23 Sep Getting to like you
Programme Notes - 297kB PDF
Listen online

Scottish Resources Second Level/Third Level Age 10-12 ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 4 digital Wed/Thurs overnight, 0335-0355

China Stories
18 Sep Sink or swim - Part 1
25 Sep Sink or swim - Part 2
Programme Notes - 332kB PDF
Listen online

China Stories
02 Oct The cooking competition - Part 1
09 Oct The cooking competition - Part 2
Programme Notes - 406kB PDF
Listen online

China Stories
16 Oct Ghost Granny - Part 1
23 Oct Ghost Granny - Part 2
Programme Notes - 534kB PDF
Listen online

Secondary TV

Modern Studies Int2/Higher ´óÏó´«Ã½ TWO Scotland Mon/Tues overnight

China Stories
04 Nov Director Feng and Yang Xi Wen 0400-0420
04 Nov Cao Fei, Tong Yan and Liu Hong Liang 0420-0440
Programme Notes coming soon
China Stories website

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