Episodes
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Farrukh Pirumshoev is a young Tajik entrepreneur based in the northwestern Chinese city of Xi'an, specializing in the international trade of automobiles between China and Central Asia. His company thrives by trading approximately 30 cars each week, benefiting from the expanding Chinese economy and the rising economic exchanges between China and Central Asian nations.
If you enjoy feature stories like this one, be sure to check out "Footprints" on your favorite podcast platform!
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Today, we will explore how Chinese people celebrate the New Year and how international friends perceive these rich traditions. Additionally, we have the inside scoop on some of the best places to visit during the holiday season.
Joining Heyang via video link are Lizzy Bessenger from South Africa, who has been living in Kunming, China, for over six years as an English teacher and content creator, and Jack Forsdike from Yorkshire in the UK, who has been in China for about four years and is now a content creator.
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In this episode of Makin' it in China, we share two stories.
Ehsan Doostmohammadi, an Iranian researcher at Southwest University in Chongqing, is dedicated to translating classic Chinese texts into Persian. His work provides Iranians with a unique insight into Chinese heritage and traditional medicine.
Saulebek Kabylbekov, a Kazakh ophthalmologist based in Daqing, Heilongjiang, has treated more than 250,000 patients since 1998. Renowned for his humanitarian efforts and commitment to providing free medical services, he received the Chinese Government Friendship Award in 2023.
If you enjoy feature stories like this one, be sure to check out "Footprints" on your favorite podcast platform!
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For this Round Table Chinese New Year Special, Heyang engages in a video discussion with two guests from Africa: Bernard Momanyi, Editorial Director at Capital FM in Kenya, and Jean Paul Lam, President of the New Chinatown Foundation in Mauritius.
As China and Africa strengthen their ties, particularly in trade, culture, and community, our guests discuss how this celebration fosters connections between people across continents.
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Known as the world's capital of small commodities, Yiwu in eastern China attracts hundreds of thousands of sellers and buyers from both domestic and international markets every day. In this episode of our Makin' it in China series, Harold Mori, a young Peruvian entrepreneur, shares his journey of starting a trading business from the ground up right here in Yiwu.
If you enjoy feature stories like this one, be sure to check out "Footprints" on your favorite podcast platform!
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For this Round Table Chinese New Year Special, we explore the vibrant celebrations of Chinese New Year around the world, with a particular focus on how the joy of this festival is shared throughout the United Kingdom!
Heyang video chats with Josh Leung, organizer of the Chinese New Year celebrations in Lancaster, and John Wardle, a Chinese-British musician and performer from Liverpool, UK.
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Sandor Nagy, a former Hungarian footballer, has been residing in China for nearly two decades. After his retirement, he embarked on a new chapter by founding a football club in the coastal city of Qingdao, located in Shandong Province in eastern China. His club has since become a beacon for many young football enthusiasts in the region.
If you enjoy feature stories like this one, be sure to check out "Footprints" on your favorite podcast platform!
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For this Round Table Chinese New Year Special, we honor the richness of culture, the beauty of art, and the power of community, from China to the US.
Heyang has a video chat with three guests:
Robin Cofer, a talented American sculptor whose latest exhibition explores elements of Chinese culture.
Helena Xuan, the organizer of Robin's exhibition and a curator at the Yuanquan Culture Museum.
And Shenzhan Liao, Senior Vice President of Education at the China Institute in America.
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The Chinese New Year holidays are approaching—and so is the stress. We know that, ultimately, we will navigate the family drama, the financial pressures of traveling, socializing, and gift-giving, while still enjoying the festivities. But how can we maintain our happiness without losing our composure? We talk mental prep for the Spring Festival celebrations! / Motivational Monday (17:30)! On the show: Heyang, Steve Hatherly & Yushun
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One day remains until Chinese New Year's Eve! If you're wondering how to spend your time, why not check out a film? The Spring Festival film frenzy has already shattered records—get ready for the ultimate cinematic celebration! On the show: Heyang, Steve Hatherly & Yushun
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Lights, music, and surprises await! The CMG Spring Festival Gala promises a spectacle that will leave you talking long after the night ends. We provide a preview of what to expect, along with a look back at China's biggest television event of the year! Don't miss the magic! / Round Table's Happy Place (19:18)! On the show: Heyang, Steve Hatherly & Yushan
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China has introduced a brand-new high-speed train that is set to be the hottest thing on tracks. This ain't just a train; it's a rocket on rails. With enhanced overall speeds and improved passenger comfort, what factors contribute to this remarkable advancement, and how does it compare to its predecessor, the CR400? On the show: Heyang, Steve Hatherly & Yushan
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Downtown traffic congestion not only slows individuals down on their way to their destinations, but it also negatively impacts air quality. New York City has recently implemented a strategy that many other cities around the world have been utilizing for quite some time. What is congestion pricing, and what difference does it make for the cities that adopt it? / Time Magazine has named two e-readers as the best of 2024 (19:21). On the show: Steve Hatherly, Niu Honglin & Laiming
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As China confronts a rapidly aging population, it faces significant societal challenges. In response, the concept of "smart home care" is gaining traction. This approach involves utilizing technology to assist elderly individuals in living independently at home. What is the current status of China's population aged over 60, and how can these devices enhance the quality of life for those who use them? On the show: Steve Hatherly, Niu Honglin & Laiming
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