Experts Laiming, Niu Honglin, and advocate Josh Cotterill discuss China's efforts in occupational disease prevention. Topics include challenges in diagnosis, awareness of workplace injuries as occupational diseases, safety regulations in industries like mining, and advancements in using technology for worker safety.

Guests Laiming, Niu Honglin and Josh Cotterill discuss Hungary's culture, music, and China-Hungary relations. Topics include Hungarian music diversity, Budapest's attractions, investment opportunities, bilingual education, and a trend of planting fruit in Chinese workplaces.

Experience the bold defiance of youth in Shenzhen rejecting traditional wedding gift cash envelopes. Delve into the struggles of multi-brand boutiques in China and the unique challenges they face in a competitive market. Join Heyang, Ding Heng, and Josh Cotterill in exploring the evolution of gifting culture and the fight against societal norms.

Heyang, Ding Heng, and Josh Cotterill, key figures in China's marathon industry, discuss the rapid growth of marathons in China, the benefits of participating, and the challenges faced by organizers. They delve into the rise of marathons in China, the influence of social media on marathon culture, and the obstacles encountered in the Chinese marathon scene, emphasizing the need for improved management and safety protocols.

Experts Heyang and Yushun, along with Giorgia Maset, explore the vibrant cultural exchange between China and France, from historical artifacts to joint exhibitions. They delve into the influence of French luxury brands, the shift towards thrifting in French culture, and the growing trade and Olympic collaboration between the two nations.

Explore the challenges and joys of creating the 'Echoes of Kuliang' radio drama series, with insights from the cast themselves. Learn about character nuances, unexpected bloopers, and the complexities of voice acting. Delve into character backstories, transformative inspirations, and the blend of nervous energy and charisma in Dr. Edward Smith. Discover the differences between acting in an audio drama and being a radio panelist, emphasizing themes of friendship, peace, and unity. Finally, acknowledge listener feedback, team dedication, and special gifts in this heartfelt chapter.

Guests Laiming, Niu Honglin, and Steve Hatherly discuss the credibility of snacks from agricultural institutions, rise of Altmeo as a popular snack in China, misleading advertising tactics, navigating consumer disputes, and effective micro breaks for relaxation.

The podcast discusses the pros and cons of opening university campuses to the public, sharing experiences from Chinese universities like Peking and Wuhan. They explore the inclusivity and impact of this practice, comparing it to South Korea and Canada. The debate centers around issues of accessibility, security, and educational integrity, questioning the right balance for universities.

Expert in new professions in streaming, ecommerce, and MCNs discusses the impact of the digital economy on job creation and industry transformation. Topics include diverse roles in e-commerce livestreaming, rise of independent entrepreneurs, and challenges faced by traditional companies in adapting to the digital era.

Delving into the world of zero-waste living, the podcast explores personal journeys and city-wide initiatives to reduce waste. From individual actions like cutting water and plastic usage to the challenges and progress of creating zero-waste cities in China, the conversation highlights the importance of sustainability at all levels.