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Beijing criticizes DPP authorities for denying entry of Shanghai delegation for red panda ceremony

Rescue efforts are underway following an explosion at a shopping mall in southwest Japan, triggered by a powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake (01:02). The European Commission says the fast-spreading fires in France and Spain have exceeded their capacity to respond, prompting calls for cross-border firefighting aid from member nations (23:52). Beijing has slammed the Democratic Progressive Party authorities in Taiwan for rejecting the entry applications of a Shanghai delegation to Taipei for a ceremony marking the public debut of two red pandas gifted by the mainland (32:21) .
Season 1, Episode 4

Lead by example

Imagine a chain composed of heavy metal links. If you wish to move the chain, you won’t “push it,” since the links might hit one another, clinking left and right without moving forward. Each link represents an individual member as part of a team. It requires a leader to show the way and pull the chain, which is why Chinese people say, 人不率则不从，身不先则不信. To watch the videos: http://chinaplus.cri.cn/zt/Old-Wisdom-New-Insights-S1/index.html FB: https://www.facebook.com/crilearnchinese/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/LearnChineseforfun/ Weibo: https://weibo.com/cgtnradio
Season 1, Episode 1

Agree to disagree

Have you ever met somebody who is completely different to you but is still likeable? If you want to agree to disagree and still get along with them, here is a Chinese saying you can say, 日月不同光，昼夜各有宜！ To watch the videos: http://chinaplus.cri.cn/zt/Old-Wisdom-New-Insights-S1/index.html FB: https://www.facebook.com/crilearnchinese/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/LearnChineseforfun/ Weibo: https://weibo.com/cgtnradio
Season 1, Episode 2

Every rose has its thorn

It’s said that “he who wants a rose must respect the thorn,” which tells us that even the best situations have their downsides. There’s a Chinese equivalent, 甘瓜抱苦蒂，美枣生荆棘. Listen to the podcast to find out what it means. To watch the videos: http://chinaplus.cri.cn/zt/Old-Wisdom-New-Insights-S1/index.html FB: https://www.facebook.com/crilearnchinese/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/LearnChineseforfun/ Weibo: https://weibo.com/cgtnradio
07/12/2021

EP67 Examine your motives

The key part of this verse is Laozi's focus on Compassion, Frugality and lack of Ambition – what he describes as his three treasures.
04/09/2021

EP20 Watching the world go by

Roaming free and aloof, unmoved by people around him enjoying themselves and feasting, Laozi sees richness in wanting nothing. He is nourished by the Dao.
14/06/2025

Chain reaction: building future resilience

In recent years, geopolitical conflicts, trade protectionism, and supply chain disruptions have compelled economies to reconsider the structure of global supply chains. As globalization shows signs of fragmentation, new patterns of integration are emerging, shifting from a worldwide framework to regional partnerships. These partnerships are now forming the backbone of what many refer to as a "new globalization."
18/11/2022

COP27 renews the global hope of fighting climate change

Assem Hanafi is the ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt to China.
22/05/2025

A look at China's economy in 2025

China's economy has made a solid start in 2025. In the first quarter, GDP grew by 5.4% year-on-year, surpassing expectations. From January to April, retail sales increased by 4.7%, indicating a mild recovery in consumer confidence, while total trade rose by 2.4%, despite ongoing global uncertainties and U.S. tariff pressures. What's fueling this resilience? How is China managing to navigate through these challenges?
11/11/2021

EP54 Search for the answer within

Laozi is saying that you don't need to look far to understand the actions of others, family, villages, states and even the way of the universe. Start by understanding yourself. Understanding starts by observing yourself.

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