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Driving the Jingha Expressway? This station becomes your co-pilot. The playlist leans into upbeat pop and classic Chinese ballads - think late-career Faye Wong or nostalgic rock from Cui Jian. It's not trying to be sophisticated, and that's fine. For long stretches of asphalt, you need something that keeps you moving without demanding attention. The DJs, if they talk at all, keep it brief. Mostly it's just music, one track after another, with the occasional traffic update in Mandarin. The signal fades in and out near tunnels, but that's part of the charm. This is a Music radio China experience…
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