Join the journey of China's Emei-style female kung fu troupe, blending traditional martial arts with modern twists. Discussing dance fusion, female representation in martial arts, empowerment through tradition, exploring Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an, and enjoying a classical music concert in Beijing.

Niu Honglin, a Yiwu businesswoman, discusses how AI is revolutionizing global business practices. The podcast explores AI's impact on optimizing supply chains, enhancing customer experiences, and promoting Yiwu businesswomen globally through innovative technology integration.

Author and AI enthusiast Josh Cotterill explores the dual role of AI in combating climate change while also addressing its environmental impact. The discussion delves into the potential of AI in climate solutions, the energy consumption of AI technologies, concerns about AI dependency, and the impact of short video platforms on music duration.

Undergrads discuss challenges in thesis writing - from disappearing research to academic pressure. Debate on the need for undergrad theses, specimen protection, and differences between Chinese and Western systems. Tips for teachers to support students with research skills and offer alternative evaluation methods.

Exploring the origins of narcissism from Greek mythology to social media, the podcast delves into the spectrum of narcissistic traits and how to navigate relationships with narcissists. It discusses the fine line between self-confidence and narcissism, using examples like Tony Stark to highlight the complexities of dealing with narcissistic individuals.

Delving into the world of AI in education, the podcast explores China's efforts to integrate AI into schools. Topics include AI tutoring, automated assessment, and the impact of AI on grading processes. The discussion also touches on personalized tutoring, challenges in implementation, and the potential benefits and concerns of using AI in the classroom.

Experts Niu Honglin, Yushun, and Steve Hatherly discuss the modern reluctance of young people to host guests at home, citing changing social norms, personal space preferences, and the impact of digital interactions. They also delve into hygiene concerns at gyms, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness, disinfection, and gym owners' responsibility to maintain a hygienic workout environment.

Experts in the household services sector, Niu Honglin, Yushun, and Steve Hatherly, discuss the rise of Gen Z in household services. They cover the evolution of nanny services, the entry of young entrepreneurs in the industry, and the importance of professionalism and education in household services.

Heyang, a Tui Na expert, discusses how this ancient Chinese practice is now popular among urban professionals for stress relief and wellness. The podcast explores the evolution of Tui Na from traditional remedy to modern escape, highlighting its benefits for chronic pain and overall health. The episode also touches on the impact of technology on modern lifestyles and the trend of younger generations embracing traditional Chinese medicine for self-care.

Experts in education models and parental involvement, Heyang, Li Yi, and Brandon Yates discuss the new cooperative education model where parents attend classes with kids in Beijing and Shanghai. They explore the impact of parental involvement on education, challenges faced by working parents, the significance of open communication, balancing expectations, and fostering child independence.