Round Table China China Plus

From the myth of Narcissus to modern-day social media influencers, let's dive into what makes narcissists tick and how we can navigate relationships with them. Get ready for a deep dive into the mind of a narcissist - it's going to be an eye-opener! / Why are ice cups so popular? On the show: Heyang, Yushun & Steve Hatherly

Welcome, dear class, to "AI 101: How Robots Are Invading Our Classrooms!" Don't worry, they're not here to take over - not yet, at least. Today, we will be exploring the exciting and sometimes controversial world of artificial intelligence in our schools. Will AI be the ultimate study buddy or the class troublemaker? Let's boot up our digital brains and find out! On the show: Heyang, Yushun & Steve Hatherly

I'd like to invite you to explore an intriguing cultural shift among young people: the growing reluctance to have guests over at home. Let's talk about how different interpretations of social distance, a clearer distinction between private and social life, and the changing importance placed on relationships are influencing this trend. Let's unpack these modern dynamics! / Uncover the hidden realities of gym hygiene (19:25). On the show: Niu Honglin, Yushun & Steve Hatherly

Have you ever wondered how services like baby-sitting, elderly care, and housekeeping have evolved with time? This sector has not just expanded but has also become innovative in incredible ways. One notable trend is that more young people are entering this sector and we're seeing a shift in perception and opportunities. On the show: Niu Honglin, Yushun & Steve Hatherly

Have you ever tried Tui Na or 推拿? This ancient Chinese practice, which combines techniques such as kneading, pressing, and pulling, is not only great for relieving stress but is also effective for addressing chronic pain and improving overall health. How has Tui Na evolved from a traditional remedy into a modern stress relief escape for many young professionals today? / Motivational Monday (19:49)! On the show: Heyang, Li Yi & Brandon Yates

Parents are now stepping into classrooms in elementary schools in Beijing and Shanghai, to participate in a new cooperative education model. While it aims to foster stronger bonds between home, school, and community, it also raises questions: Can this kind of parental involvement transform education for the better? Is it fair to expect such a high level of involvement from parents? On the show: Heyang, Li Yi & Brandon Yates