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What can best represent today's China? Its people. From movers and shakers to the grassroots, we invite you to trace the footprints of the Chinese people from every walk of life, including modern farmers, traditional craftspeople or tech tycoons. With Footprints, you’ll feel the pulse of the 1.4 billion Chinese people and find inspiration in their incredible life stories. Updated weekly.

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What can best represent today's China? Its people. From movers and shakers to the grassroots, we invite you to trace the footprints of the Chinese people from every walk of life, including modern farmers, traditional craftspeople or tech tycoons. With Footprints, you’ll feel the pulse of the 1.4 billion Chinese people and find inspiration in their incredible life stories. Updated weekly.

    Fang Guoqiang: Promoting conservation of the Xin’an River through green farming

    Fang Guoqiang: Promoting conservation of the Xin’an River through green farming

    ​In a mountainous region in east China’s Anhui Province, Fang Guoqiang stands out among people who have been working on the frontline to preserve the environment and achieve sustainable development. For more than two decades, he has promoted the idea and practice of green farming among his fellow villagers in the headwater region of the Xin’an River, a major waterway in east China. This green farming has in turn contributed to the local ecological conservation while increasing the income of farmers.

    • 24 min.
    China & Europe: Building bridges

    China & Europe: Building bridges

    People to people exchanges are often great contributors to a better understanding between different countries and cultures. In this podcast, we’re going to hear the stories of people who have become bridge builders between different cultures and peoples. We’re going to meet three Europeans: Robert van Gulik, Dutch diplomat, writer and sinologist who wanted to bring the wisdom, the knowledge and the beauty of Chinese culture to the West; Tineke van Gils, one of the best-known Dutch ceramic artists whose life has been bonded with porcelain and the place it came from: China; and Eckehard Scharfschwerdt,the German Doctor Who calls China’s Yunnan his second hometown.

    • 24 min.
    Meng Qingjin: Exploring billions of years of natural history

    Meng Qingjin: Exploring billions of years of natural history

    On the east side of the southern part of Beijing’s central axis stands the Natural History Museum of China. Meng Qingjin, the museum's 61-year-old curator, has been with the institution for sixteen years and has personally assembled or recovered many of the exhibits. Join him in today's narrative and learn how generations of Chinese paleontologists and archaeologists converse with fossils from millions of years ago to bring natural history back to life!

    • 22 min.
    Sandor Nagy: Former Hungarian striker inspires youth football in Qingdao

    Sandor Nagy: Former Hungarian striker inspires youth football in Qingdao

    Sandor Nagy, a former Hungarian football player, has been living in China for nearly two decades. Following his retirement, he embarked on a new chapter, founding a football club in the coastal city of Qingdao, Shandong Province in east China. His club has since become a beacon for many young football enthusiasts in the region. In this episode of Makin' It in China series, Sandor talks about his football career and his deep connection with his second home in China.

    • 15 min.
    Steven Back: Looking forward to more business growth in China

    Steven Back: Looking forward to more business growth in China

    What’s China really like? What are the differences between the business culture in China and elsewhere in the world? Are there any areas that international businesses need to adapt to when entering the Chinese market? Hungarian businessman Steven Back has been running his business in China for 16 years. In this episode of Makin' It in China, he shares with us his experiences in doing business in China and the secret to business success in the country.

    • 27 min.
    Faris Rebronja: I’d like to be a bridge between Serbia and China

    Faris Rebronja: I’d like to be a bridge between Serbia and China

    ​Serbian national Faris Rebronja is an international trader of everyday items and is currently based in the County of Pingyao, Shanxi Province in north China. Having lived in China for five years, the young businessman has gained experience not only in the business world but more importantly has formed his own understanding of the Asian nation. In this episode of Makin’ It in China, Rebronja says he is optimistic about China’s future development and wants to grasp more opportunities the world’s second-largest economy will continue to offer him.

    • 19 min.

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