The Beijing Television Cultural Center fire was an urban conflagration on 9 February 2009, in the Beijing central business district of Beijing, involving the uncompleted Beijing Television Cultural Center (TVCC) building.

2014年2月9日 · Five years ago tonight (Sunday), the China Central Television (CCTV) hotel tower caught fire during an illegal fireworks display and burned, killing one firefighter. The blaze marked the end of a Year of the Rat that saw Beijing host the 2008 Olympics.

2009年2月9日 · The Mandarin Hotel, adjacent to the CCTV building and part of the project, just got on fire today. The project, designed by OMA with facade studies by FRONT, looks to be completly affected as...

2009年2月10日 · Xinhua, quoting a fire official, said a fireworks company had been hired to ignite several hundred large firecrackers in an open space outside the building, the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, which...

BEIJING, Feb. 9 – The newly built, and still unoccupied, Mandarin Oriental Hotel on the grounds of Central China Television’s new headquarters has caught fire and appears to have been destroyed. The cause of the blaze at the 40-story luxury hotel is unknown and at this time, there are no reports of injuries.

2019年5月16日 · On February 9, 2009, in the middle of the Lunar New Year, the distinctive 40-story Mandarin Oriental hotel in Beijing's Television Cultural Centre (TVCC) erupted in sparks and flames that consumed the building from top to bottom in an intense fire lasing for several hours.

2016年2月10日 · Seven years ago, the Mandarin Oriental hotel next to the iconic China Central Television (CCTV) tower on Guanghua Lu caught fire and burned, killing one firefighter and leaving the Central Business District with a skyline scar that still has not fully healed.

2009年2月10日 · Investigators have blamed China's state TV for a huge fire that destroyed a hotel in Beijing, saying fire-crackers it illegally set off caused the blaze. A firefighter died after inhaling...

Staff at China Central Television (CCTV) started the tragic blaze that engulfed their $714 million headquarters on Monday night, Beijing fire authorities concluded Tuesday. A view of the capital's fire-ravaged Mandarin Oriental Hotel, which was set to open shortly, Tuesday, February 10, 2009.

2009年2月11日 · BEIJING China’s national television network on Tuesday blamed an illegal fireworks display by its employees for igniting a blaze that destroyed a futuristic luxury hotel and theater here.