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HACE 2 D

China's top legislature pledges stronger legal support for economic growth

China's National People's Congress highlights its role in supporting reform and development through high-quality legislation and pledges to advance new laws on financial stability, state-owned assets, and AI (01:03). Chinese lawmakers review a draft law on promoting ethnic unity and progress, aimed at strengthening legal support for development in ethnic minority regions (11:10). Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the late Ali Khamenei, has been chosen as the new supreme leader of Iran (20:52).

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2 MAR

Did I say too much or not enough?

The Soapbox: Tigers' fasting programs / There is a razor thin line between connection and cringe. You know the feeling. You say something real. Too real. And suddenly your brain screams, "Why did I just say that?" But what if that awkward, exposed moment is actually the point (18:24)? On the show: Steve, Fei Fei & Yushun

2 mar

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27 min
HACE 5 D

China addresses key economic issues

China expects its GDP increase for 2026 to exceed 6 trillion yuan, a boost officials say will help stabilize employment, improve livelihoods, and manage economic risks. The government also plans to deepen its “AI+” initiative, with AI-related industries expected to exceed 10 trillion yuan in scale by 2030. Meanwhile, six emerging pillar industries — including biomedicine, the low-altitude economy and smart robotics — are set to double their output within five years. Where does the Chinese economy stand today? What signals are coming from top policymakers? And what priorities will shape its future?

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26 min
HACE 6 D

Generation Global: Navigating a Changing World, Ep. 1

Welcome to Round Table new special series: Generation Global: Navigating a Changing World! In this debut episode, Steve and Yushun sit down with Ace Asim, a researcher and student focused on AI and ethics at Peking University, to explore how China's rapid technological advancement looks through the eyes of international youth.

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53 min
29 ENE

When weather forecasts become financial forecasts

Markets are seen as rational systems driven by data, while weather seems purely physical and unpredictable. China's meteorological authorities and the Fudan University are now bridging this divide. They have unveiled "Shangji," a pioneering AI model designed to decode the hidden patterns that connect weather forecasts directly to stock market moves. / Can your workout actually be hurting you (18:02)? On the show: Niu Honglin, Steve & Fei Fei.

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25 min
27 ENE

Your time vs. the company clock

A concept called micro-shifting is hailed as work's future, offering flexible, autonomous bursts championed by digital professionals. Yet for millions locked into rigid hours and fixed locations, this promised departure from the nine-to-five reveals a critical divide between flexibility and fairness in the modern economy. On the show: Niu Honglin, Steve & Xingyu

27 ene

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25 min
18 FEB

Spring Festival fun: firecrackers to livestreams

Festivals reveal a society's values. In China, few moments do so like Spring Festival, especially from the second day onward, when private rituals become public celebration. Welcoming the son-in-law and worshipping ancestors and gods once reflected an agrarian world of kinship and survival. Today, these same customs sit alongside malls, livestreamed fairs, and global audiences. What happens when tradition meets urbanization and technology? On the show: Niu Honglin, Steve & Yangyang

18 feb

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27 min
08/09/2019

Episode 13 The use of Spies

Sun Tzu’s war theories are built on information and espionage. He believed a spy-master had to be very smart indeed, to sniff out the truth from mission reports. He also had to be highly thorough: when a military operation is mapped out, efforts must be made to gain knowledge about the opposing commander, his staff members, his aides-de-camp, his gatekeepers and his guards.

08/09/2019

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9 min
14 ENE

Yangtze River Economic Belt: Ep 1 | Fishing ban

How do you revive a great river? In the first episode of our three-part series, we look at the boldest move yet on the Yangtze: a total fishing ban. And it's working. Native fish are returning and the finless porpoise has reappeared in growing numbers, all while hundreds of thousands of fishermen have traded their nets for new lives on land. Join us for a story of ambitious ecological healing and profound human adaptation along one of China's most important waterways. On the show: Steve, Fei Fei & Yushan

14 ene

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26 min
19 FEB

New visa policy boosts Spring Festival tourism

--Instant tax refunds inject new momentum into inbound consumption --Chinese yuan claims fifth place in global payments with 3.13% share --US Fed officials agree to hold rates steady but differ on rate cuts

19 feb

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26 min

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