Light it up! CGTN’s ‘The Media Challengers’ campaign opens in Beijing

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CGTN published this video item, entitled “Light it up! CGTN’s ‘The Media Challengers’ campaign opens in Beijing” – below is their description.

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With fantastic light shows, CGTN’s “The #Media Challengers” campaign opens in the Chinese capital #Beijing on April 8, 2021. Stay tuned with us for a chance to win up to $10,000! #CGTN

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