After visiting tourist destinations dazzling with neon lights and colorful lanterns, or after enjoying traditional and modern performances, or a run at the gym after work, a late-night snack is always welcomed! Maybe it's barbecue on roadsides, or hotpot restaurants that stay open throughout the entire evening, late-night food markets in China burst with tantalizing choices. Round Table invites you to join us for some nighttime dining experience in China. On the show: Niu Honglin, Ding Heng & Josh Cotterill

While some parents view smartwatches as a safer alternative to smartphones for kids, offering location tracking without the additional risks of full-fledged devices, there's a catch – these watches can become so addictive that children struggle to put them down, even during mealtimes or when it's time for bed. So let's talk about it: are smartwatches for kids a convenience or cause for concern? On the show: Heyang, Yushun & Gao Junya

In the city, twinkling lights from high-rise buildings blend in with the stars, creating a magical skyline. In this episode of our series spotlighting China's night economy, let's check out the tourist attractions, cultural sites, and entertainment options in some Chinese cities that never sleep. On the show: Heyang, Yushun & Gao Junya

Is it true that more and more people prefer partners who exhibit higher IQs, or is it just a hot topic over the internet? What do we hope to achieve by dating smarter people? Do smart people often translate into good partners? / Motivational Monday (20:07)! On the show: Laiming, Li Yi & Brandon Yates

Summer nights can be magical times. Deep in your memory might be images of little kids running after fireflies, teenage boys making noises on basketball courts, young lovers stealing some quiet time benches hidden beneath camphor trees. With the rise of the nighttime economy and growing enthusiasm for fitness, more people are engaging in nighttime sports activities. On the show: Laiming, Li Yi & Brandon Yates

Fitness enthusiasts Heyang, Li Yi, and expert Steve Hatherly discuss the evolving fitness landscape for young professionals, exploring trends in fitness investments, gym memberships, social media influence, and prioritizing health and wellness amid busy schedules.

Women, despite growing interest and participation in STEM education, often encounter significant obstacles, including the "leaky pipeline" phenomenon, where many drop out at various stages due to hostile environments and gender biases. Why does this gender disparity still persist, and what steps can be taken to support and retain women in these fields traditionally dominated by men? On the show: Heyang, Li Yi & Steve Hatherly

There's nothing like biting into a juicy watermelon, a sweet peach, or a succulent lychee to beat the summer heat. But this year, lychee lovers are facing sticker shock. How significant is this price rise, and what are the underlying climate factors affecting our favorite summer treats? / Is early childhood meant to be forgotten (18:15)? On the show: Heyang, Yushun & Yushan

Imagine a world where your time is the currency, and every act of kindness is a deposit into a bank of human connection. Sounds too good to be true? Well, the time bank movement is making that a reality, and it's giving whole new meaning to the phrase "time is money." Buckle up, as we explore how this innovative concept is changing elderly care in China, one hour at a time. On the show: Heyang, Yushun & Yushan

Celebrate World Biodiversity Day with Heyang, as she embarks on an unforgettable journey through the rainforests of Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province. Will she spot the elusive wild Asian elephants in their natural habitat? Experience the thrill of the search, the beauty of biodiversity, and Heyang's heartfelt reflections of being in wild nature.