Guests Laiming, Niu Honglin, and Yushun discuss the rise of online videos featuring digital parents offering emotional support to individuals. They explore the impact on real-life relationships, and the nostalgic appeal of instant cameras among young people in China.

Guests Laiming, Niu Honglin, and Yushun discuss the rising trend of flower viewing in China during spring. Topics include exploring niche destinations, cherry blossom tourism in Wushi City, and embracing tranquility in spring travel experiences. They also talk about the impact of social media on travel trends and the rising popularity of urban gardening.

Experts in logistics, e-commerce, and supply chain management discuss new regulations in China's delivery industry and the challenges of ensuring package delivery. They explore consumer rights, personalized services, and the impact of technological advancements. The podcast also touches on motivational quotes, spring reflections, and the enduring legacy of Leslie Chung's music and films.

The podcast discusses the Yellow River Protection Law in China and the cultural shifts needed for ecological preservation. It also touches on International Bird Day and the release of birds back to the wild. Topics include legislative measures, conservation efforts, historical significance of the Yellow River, ecological challenges, and collaborative governance for preservation.

Student association enthusiast Heyang, college society aficionado Gao Junya, and career-focused club member Josh Cotterill discuss the impact of joining college societies on future paths. Topics include quirky clubs, career-boosting opportunities, and the importance of extracurricular activities in personal development.

AI experts Heyang and Gao Junya, along with advocate Josh Cotterill, discuss the increasing demand for AI training programs, the surge in popularity of AI courses, emotional responses to AI tools replacing human skills, AI's impact on various industries, and limitations in creative fields.

Pet adoption experts Heyang and Yushun, along with animal welfare advocate Josh Cotterill, discuss the truth behind 'free pet adoption' in China. They dive into the hidden costs, ethical concerns, legal aspects, and economic motives behind this trend. Also, explore the unique 'vegetable basket line' in Chongqing benefiting farmers.

Experts Heyang and Yushun, along with Josh Cotterill, discuss challenges in home maintenance in China. Topics include consumer concerns in services, regulatory efforts, online platforms benefits, and professional appliance repairs vs DIY methods.

Experts Niu Honglin and Li Yi discuss China's new national water conservation regulation, its impact on water security and ecological responsibility. They compare water management approaches with the UK and US. The episode also touches on tech companies' role in water conservation and societal attitudes towards romance and grand gestures.

Experts Niu Honglin, Li Yi, and Josh Cotterill discuss the decline in physical book borrowing among students in university libraries. Topics include shifting reading habits, comparing short video platforms with physical books, exploring library rules, and strategies for book engagement in universities.