Alexandra Stevenson

Alexandra Stevenson, Shanghai bureau chief for The New York Times, dives deep into China’s alarming birthrate crisis, discussing the cultural and economic shifts causing young couples to delay or forgo parenthood. She highlights how policy changes contribute to this trend, significantly impacting the country’s demographic future. The conversation also touches on the potential ramifications of such a decline on China's global standing. Additionally, a fascinating look at the unexpected resurgence of chimney sweeps in London spices up the discussion!