Heyang, Yushan, and Josh Cotterill discuss navigating the Gaokao journey and the introduction of new multidisciplinary majors. They explore practical strategies for the exam and how these majors could open up fresh pathways for students. Topics include essential skills for the new majors, contrasting family support in exams between China and the West, tips for managing exam stress, and job prospects for graduates with multidisciplinary majors.

Experts Heyang and Ding Heng, along with small town aesthetics specialist Steve Hatherly, discuss the representation of Chinese town life. They explore the evolution of small towns, their portrayal in art projects, promotion in popular culture, and revitalization through tourism. The conversation delves into the balance between nostalgia and accurate depiction of contemporary county towns.

Heyang, an expert in eye health and digital technology balance, discusses the importance of promoting eye health in the digital age. The podcast covers China's initiatives for National Eye Care Day, the global impact of vision impairment, advancements in technology for visually impaired individuals, and practical tips for protecting eye health.

Discover the lasting appeal of physical games in a digital era. Dive into the world of antique appraisal shows blending history and mystery. Explore the nostalgia for physical media and the potential value of collectibles. Learn about the unique Chinese trend of smashing fake antiques during live streams.

Experts Niu Honglin, Yushan & Steve Hatherly discuss global land restoration efforts, from combating desertification in Inner Mongolia to sustainable land management in Nanning. They highlight the importance of engaging youth in environmental conservation, innovative desert transformation methods like Agile Grass Shrub, and the impact of diet on human health and the environment.

Exploring Chinese online shoppers' preferences on e-commerce platforms, innovations for '618' shopping festival, decline of pre-sale models, and e-commerce branding strategies. Also, discussing a university weight loss course's transformational impact on students' health journeys.

Drone racing, an electrifying sport with global appeal, is discussed by Heyang, Li Yi & Yushun. They delve into the intense competition faced by pilots, the rise of drone racing in China, benefits for children, and China's prominent role in advancing the industry.

Exploring the shift towards relaxed parenting, the podcast discusses the impact of different parenting styles on child development, highlighting the benefits of a more supportive and encouraging approach. The guests share practical solutions and experiences in modern parenting, emphasizing the importance of balance and adaptability in fostering a healthy relationship with children.

Experts Laiming, Niu Honglin & Brandon Yates discuss China's new gaming refund standards for minors, highlighting the need for regulations, parental responsibilities, and industry challenges. They delve into topics like overspending, refund policies, and strategies for monitoring minors' online gaming spending, emphasizing the importance of balancing gaming with other activities for young gamers.

Josh Cotterill, an expert in the Chinese animation industry, discusses the growth of Chinese animation and what's ahead. The podcast explores the excitement of Hangzhou hosting the 20th China International Cartoon & Animation Festival, highlighting talent development and creative activities in the city.