Being a foreign reporter in China used to be a wide-open and exciting adventure. No more. Today, foreign journalists are constantly monitored, their travel is limited and fewer Chinese people feel free to speak with them. CNBC Beijing Bureau Chief Eunice Yoon is one of only a handful of American reporters still operating in Beijing earlier this decade. Many others have had to leave China for reasons of personal security or because their visas were not renewed. Since arriving in China earlier this decade, Ms Yoon has traveled to scores of cities and interviewed hundreds of executives, government officials and ordinary people on the street. In this episode, we find out who was Ms Yoon's single favorite interviewee and why. Ms Yoon also talks about how escalating US-China tensions are impacting foreign media operating in China. We also learn from Eunice what happened when she walked this Shanghai Auto Show in April with two young guns - diehard Tesla owners.

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