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Morning Express (Singaporean TV series)

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Written by
  
Lim Wee Leng (林伟玲)

Country of origin
  
Singapore

First episode date
  
1 September 2014

Language
  
Chinese

Directed by
  
Xiao Xueping (肖雪萍)

Original language(s)
  
Mandarin

Number of episodes
  
484 (as of 8 July 2016)

Developed by
  
Zhao Quan Yin (赵全胤)

Presented by
  
Kristine Lim Zhi Ying Yang Zhen Hua Jiang Huan

No. of episodes
  
484 (as of 8 July 2016)

Genres
  
Documentary film, Current affairs

Similar
  
Channel 8 News, Hello Singapore, Morning Express with Robi, 118 II, 118

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Morning Express (Chinese: 晨光第一线) is a documentary/current affairs programme produced by Mediacorp Channel 8. It is hosted by a team of the three hosts/newscasters consisting of Kristine Lim Zhi Ying, Yang Zhen Hua and Jiang Huan. The show covers a daily brand news belt, headlines of different newspapers, financial and economics bulletin, as well as different lifestyle topic everyday. The show replaced the weekday broadcast of Good Morning Singapore.

Contents

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Presenters

  • Kristine Lim Zhi Ying (林稚瑛)
  • Yang Zhen Hua (杨振华)
  • Jiang Huan (蒋睆)
  • Segments

  • 0900 - 0910: News
  • 0910 - 0920: Newspaper (纸上风云)
  • 0920 - 0930: Lifestyle topics of the day
  • Monday: Spotlight (晨光聚焦)
  • Tuesday: Sincerity (晨心诚意)
  • Wednesday: Trending (潮流解码)
  • Thursday: World News (着眼天下)
  • Friday: Hobby (玩物壮志)
  • Trivia

  • Kristine Lim Zhi Ying's first current affairs program and comeback after she left for Beijing to be a correspondent for Channel NewsAsia.
  • Yang Zhen Hua and Jiang Huan's debut current affairs programme.
  • The programme was televised at 11:00am on March 25 2015, during the national mourning period. It was extended to a 1-hour version from 9 to 10 am on September 12, 2016 and aired outdoors for the first time in Bedok Town Centre.
  • References

    Morning Express (Singaporean TV series) Wikipedia