CCTV-1

CCTV-1 (CCTV-1 综合, "General") is the flagship channel of Chinese television network CCTV. It has a mixture of all kinds of TV programs and is available on cable, terrestrial, and satellite television services.
==Beijing Television==
The first channel of Beijing Television (北京电视台) began regular broadcasts on September 2, 1958. The channel used handwritten or Song typeface "北京电视台" Chinese characters as its ident.
===1958–1978===
CCTV 1958.jpg|Ident with Song typeface characters from 1958.
BTV 1958.png|Handwritten logo from 1958.
==CCTV==
===1979–1987===
Beijing Television was renamed China Central Television (CCTV, 中国中央电视台) in May 1, 1978. CCTV-1 used CCTV's "butterfly" logo as its ident. In 1983, CCTV-1 introduced computer-generated on-screen logos. Initially, the on-screen bug had a "butterfly" pattern.
CCTV-1 19870129.jpg|Ident from 1987.
CCTV1 Logo 1983.svg|On-screen bug from 1984.
CCTV Logo 1985.svg|On-screen bug from 1987.
==CCTV-1==
===1987–1992===
After CCTV-2 became available nationwide, CCTV-1 added figure "1" to its screen bug to avoid confusion. The logo was narrowed in 1988 following CCTV moving its operation to Color TV Center (now CMG Headquarters).
CCTV1 Logo 1987.svg|On-screen bug from 1987.
CCTV1 Logo 1988-1992.svg|On-screen bug from 1988.
CCTV-1 19900716.jpg|Example.
===October 1991===
===February 1992-August 1992===
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On 1 February 1992, CCTV1 starts using the butterfly logo as an on-screen logo. The logo includes the underline and the twin-striped number "1".
===August 1992–December 1992===
1992.8.jpg|1992.8
CCTV 1992.9.jpg|1992.9 Narrower than 1992.8 version.
The logo is moved to the upper left corner.
===1993–1998===
On 1 January 1993, all the on-screen logos changed from '中央电视台-X' to the Butterfly Logo with the twin-striped numbers.
CCTV 1993.1.jpg|1993.1 - 1993.3
CCTV-1.jpg|1993.3 - 1998.5.31
===1998–2001===
On 1 June 1998, CCTV-1 started using the 1998 logo.
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CCTV1 1998 Secondary Logo.svg|On-screen variant
===2001–2010===
On 9 July 2001, CCTV-1 starts using the "Spoon" logo with the CCTV logo. Also, the number 1 is inside the spoon.
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Bandicam 2020-01-20 15-14-26-533.jpg|on-screen bug since July 15, 2001
Bandicam 2020-01-20 15-15-39-668.jpg|on-screen bug from July 9, 2001 to July 14, 2001
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Bandicam 2020-01-20 15-26-18-526.jpg|Pre-on-screen bug in 2003
CCTV-1 ident 2004.jpg
CCTV-1 ident 2009.jpg
CCTV-1 HD ident 2009.jpg
CCTV1 2001 on-screen.svg|On-Screen Logo
===2011–present===
Starting 1 January 2011, all the CCTV logos are changed, but the numbers in the spoon for the channels and the Chinese text is under. In there has number "1" inside and the text "综合" under.
CCTV1.jpg|Ident from 2009 (still used in openings)
CCTV-1 20150000.jpg|Ident from 2013
CCTV-1 20160000.jpg|Ident from 2016
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CCTV1 Ident 2016 Main.jpg|Ident from 2016
CCTV1 Ident 2020 Main.jpg|Main ident used since September 2020
CCTV1 Ident 2020 Qomolangma.jpg|Since September 2020 (version 1)
CCTV1 Ident 2020 Horse.jpg|Since September 2020 (version 2)
CCTV1 Ident 2020 Great Wall.jpg|Since September 2020 (version 3)
CCTV1 Ident 2020 Space.jpg|Since September 2020 (version 4)
CCTV1 Ident 2020 Lighthouse.jpg|Since September 2020 (version 5)
CCTV1 Ident 2020 Xiongan Railway Station.jpg|Since September 2020 (version 6)
CCTV1 Ident 2020 Train Bridge.jpg|Since September 2020 (version 7)
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