Was there a color TV in China during the Republic of China?

During the Republic of China, there was no color TV in China, and the first color TV was produced in China in 1970.

1958, the first black-and-white TV set in China was born in Tianjin 7 12 factory.

1970 65438+On February 26th, the first color TV set in China was born in the same place, which started the production of color TV sets in China.

1978, the state approved the introduction of the first color TV production line and fixed it in the former Shanghai TV Machine Factory, namely Shanghai Radio and Television Group. 1982 10 was completed and put into production. Soon, Xianyang Rainbow Factory, the first color tube factory in China, was established.

During this period, the color TV industry in China has rapidly warmed up and formed a scale. More than 0/00 large and small color TV production lines have been introduced in China, and a large number of domestic brands such as Panda, Venus, Peony and Feiyue have emerged.

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In the snail incident of 1973, people in China were delayed for five years to see the color TV.

In order to "truly reflect the glorious image of leading comrades", the State Council approved the introduction of a color TV production line 1972, and a delegation from the Fourth Machinery Department visited Corning Company in the United States. Before returning home, the Americans sent a beautiful snail to every member of the delegation.

After receiving the tip-off, Jiang Qing went to the Fourth Engine Department and lost his temper. He said: "This is the provocation of American imperialism, which dares to accuse us of being reptiles." He instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to send a note to the US Liaison Office in China to protest and send the snail back! According to a survey conducted by China's liaison office in the United States, snails are a traditional Christmas gift in the west, which means auspiciousness and has no concept of speed.

Americans have no intention of satirizing China. They just want to please us and hope that we can buy their technology. Although the Political Bureau of the Central Committee decided to take back Jiang Qing's speech in the Fourth Machinery Department, due to Jiang Qing's pressure, it was impossible to import color TV production lines from the United States as originally planned, so he had to wait another five years and spend nearly 90 million US dollars to import them from Japan.

For an illusory political reason, the people of China delayed seeing color TV sets for five years, and even gave Japanese taxpayers about 700 million yuan more. Therefore, China's color TV sets follow the Japanese P standard, not the American N standard.

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