Yu Shan

Niu Honglin, an urban development expert, and Yu Shan, a community development advocate, dive into the revolutionary impact of pocket parks in China. They discuss how these urban green spaces serve as community hubs, fostering social connections and creativity. The conversation highlights the remarkable growth of over 48,000 parks and innovative projects like Guangzhou's Freeman's Garden, which blend commerce with nature. They envision a future where these vibrant oases unite to enhance urban living and promote emotional well-being.

Lai Ming, a panelist known for discussing the ethical implications of AI, and Yu Shan, who combines legal insights with personal narratives, explore the emotional power of technology in reconnecting us with lost loved ones. They delve into a poignant radio drama that intertwines memory and love, discussing the groundbreaking AI technology, Aquiverse, which aims to restore lost voices. Conversations about nostalgic memories, family bonds, and the ethical dilemmas of digital recreations provoke deep reflections on life, loss, and the responsibilities of innovation.