Melhores podcasts sobre Classical Chinese Medicine Society (2024)

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Connecting continents: A young Brazilian in the East 21:22

2d ago21:22

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This year marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Brazil. In this edition of the Makin’ It in China series, we welcome Vitor Moura, a young Brazilian entrepreneur who has spent nearly a decade in China. As the founder of Lantau and the marketing director at Bracham, Vitor is committed to enhancing cross-border trade bet…

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An Egyptian in the Middle Kingdom 22:21

11d ago22:21

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For Egyptian Hany Sobhy Makary Guirguis Hanna, coming to China was totally accidental. But staying here for ten years has definitely been a deliberate choice for him. So, what’s it like when an Egyptian ventures to the Middle Kingdom? And what happens when he tries to follow in the footsteps of his ancestors and grow his trade business in China? Jo…

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Neeraj Punhani: Weaving dreams in Shaoxing 14:01

13d ago14:01

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In this episode of our Makin' It in China series, we are joined by Neeraj Punhani, an Indian entrepreneur with over two decades of experience in the textile industry. Punhani has established his own company in Shaoxing, located in Zhejiang Province, east China. Join us as we explore his journey of working and living in China.…

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The Iranian voice of Chinese classics 16:53

16d ago16:53

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In this episode of the Makin' It in China series, we delve into the journey of Ehsan Doostmohammadi, an Iranian researcher at Southwest University in Chongqing, southwest China. With a profound passion for traditional Chinese medicine and culture, Ehsan is dedicated to translating classic Chinese texts into Persian, opening the door for Iranian rea…

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Krankin' beyond barriers 18:02

1M ago18:02

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Joshua Dominick, affectionately known as "Lao Tan" in Chinese, has spent more than two decades in Beijing. Originally from the U.S., Josh speaks fluent Chinese and has become a familiar face in the local community. A decade ago, he founded Krankin' Thru China, an organization dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities to engage in outdoo…

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Baking the way in China's "German town" 21:22

1M ago21:22

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Taicang, a small city in Jiangsu Province, eastern China, is known for its deep connections with German enterprises. Home to over 500 German-invested companies, the city has grown to become a prime destination for German entrepreneurs. Among them, Erwin Gerber stands out with his thriving bakery. In this episode of the Makin' It in China series, we…

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A Singaporean's Shanghai story: Building home for expats 21:38

1M ago21:38

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Meet Linda Painan, a female entrepreneur from Singapore, who has spent the last 28 years in Shanghai. As the chairperson of The Expatriate Center, a mother of three and a philanthropist, Linda's journey is a story of dedication and resilience. In this episode of our Makin' It in China series, we'll explore how Linda has fostered a sense of communit…

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A French entrepreneur’s experience of China’s fashion industry 17:15

2M ago17:15

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For French entrepreneur Benoit Auger, his romance with a Chinese lady started a life-long engagement with her country. In 2006, he moved to live in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou and began his business adventure in the clothes and fashion industry. How did Auger meet his sweetheart? Why did he choose to live and “make it in China”? Join th…

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Beating malaria worldwide with Chinese medicine 13:03

2M ago13:03

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Dr. Song Jianping and Dr. Li Mingqiang are among the many Chinese doctors who have gone on foreign aid missions fighting malaria worldwide over the past several decades. Using treatment solutions centered on the TCM drug artemisinin, the two have helped contain the deadly disease in countries like Cambodia, Comoros, and São Tomé and Príncipe.…

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Guardians of the Great Wall: A legacy of preservation 18:36

2M ago18:36

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For more than 40 years, Mei Jingtian, a voluntary ranger now in his 80s, has devoted himself to the preservation of the Great Wall in the northern mountainous suburbs of Beijing. His example has encouraged a new generation of career rangers, including his niece Liu Hongyan, to continue protecting this architectural wonder of the world.…

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French trainer helps Chinese basketball youths realize dreams 27:03

3M ago27:03

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In this episode of our Makin' It in China series, we tell the story of French basketball trainer Patrick Regulier with the Zhejiang Lions youth team. Regulier has been in China for 16 years and has turned his career from a player to a trainer. He has become a crucial part in the young players’ pursuit for a professional route ahead.…

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Luan Yushuai: A marathon journey from deliveryman to Olympian 12:11

3M ago12:11

12:11

Never did he ever imagine that one day he would participate in the Olympic Games. "Yushuai, you did it." The moment Luan Yushuai opened the email from the Paris 2024 organizing committee confirming his qualification for the Mass Participation Marathon, his joy was beyond words. For the past seven years, Luan has been passionate about running while …

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Frederic Moal：A French coach and his Chinese BMX team 26:40

3M ago26:40

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Frederic Moal is a French BMX racing coach in China. In charge of the Guizhou provincial team, he manages six young riders competing in various national competitions with his unique coaching methods. Affectionately known as Laofa, or the French papa, Moal has built a deep bond with his riders, who have almost become his family members. Hear Moal’s …

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Yaya Sanogo and his football journey in Qingdao 27:23

3M ago27:23

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In this episode of our Makin' It in China series, we speak to Yaya Sanogo, a French professional footballer now playing at Chinese club Qingdao Red Lions. Sanogo became a household name when he joined the English Premier League side Arsenal when he was just 19 years old. Having played in Europe only, Sanogo decided to explore a new chapter by signi…

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Ma Dan: A teacher’s impact within and beyond the classroom 22:28

4M ago22:28

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Ma Dan is an experienced art and dance teacher from Wuhan in central China's Hubei Province. Between 2016 and 2022, she volunteered to teach music and dance in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region. By forming the first Tibetan-styled cheerleading team and assisting students to succeed in college auditions for performing arts, her passion for…

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The old man and the sea, and the coral reefs 27:06

4M ago27:06

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Climate change, environmental pollution, acidification, and overfishing are greatly endangering coral reefs around the world. Without proper interventions, scientists say the Earth’s coral reefs could disappear before the next century. What can we do to conserve the world’s beautiful underwater "tropical rainforest"? In this podcast, we bring you a…

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Farrukh Pirumshoev: A Tajik entrepreneur thriving in China 10:09

4M ago10:09

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Farrukh Pirumshoev is a young Tajik entrepreneur based in the northwest Chinese city of Xi’an, engaging in the international trade of cars between China and Central Asia. Trading about 30 cars each week, his company is thriving along with the growing Chinese economy and the increasing economic exchanges between China and Central Asian countries. I…

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Saulebek Kabylbekov: Visionary healer's journey of light and hope 11:02

4M ago11:02

11:02

In this episode of our Makin' It in China series, we delve into the inspiring story of Saulebek Kabylbekov, a Kazakh eye doctor who has illuminated the lives of thousands in northeast China. Since 1998, he has dedicated himself to treating over 250,000 patients at Daqing Ophthalmology Hospital in Heilongjiang Province. Meanwhile, his compassionate …

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Dev Raturi: Seeing my dreams come true in China 11:36

4M ago11:36

11:36

Indian businessman Dev Raturi oversees a booming chain of restaurants in China. Having explored in the risky business world for more than a decade, Raturi attributes his success to China’s good business environment and the friendship and assistance he has received from the Chinese people. In this episode of Makin’ It in China, Raturi shares how he …

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Vikash Kumar Singh: Connecting China-India worlds through language 17:33

5M ago17:33

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Vikash Kumar Singh is an Indian expatriate who currently teaches Hindi, Indian culture, history and literature at Beijing Foreign Studies University. With 17 years of residence in China, Vikash speaks fluent Chinese and is dedicated to fostering Sino-Indian cultural exchanges through teaching and literary translation. In this episode of the Makin' …

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Fang Guoqiang: Promoting conservation of the Xin’an River through green farming 24:27

5M ago24:27

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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 Rive…

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China & Europe: Building bridges 24:37

5M ago24:37

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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 wh…

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Meng Qingjin: Exploring billions of years of natural history 22:26

6M ago22:26

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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…

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Sandor Nagy: Former Hungarian striker inspires youth football in Qingdao 15:39

6M ago15:39

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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 M…

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Steven Back: Looking forward to more business growth in China 27:26

6M ago27:26

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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 sha…

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Faris Rebronja: I’d like to be a bridge between Serbia and China 19:25

6M ago19:25

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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 …

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Frédéric Barbier: Witnessing a French company's growth in China's business frontier 22:30

6M ago22:30

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This year as we celebrate the 60-year diplomatic relationship between China and France, we ponder the remarkable fruits of this enduring partnership. What successes have emerged from this collaboration? What is it like for a French firm to flourish and thrive on Chinese soil? In this episode of Makin' It in China, join reporter Liu Yushan in a dis…

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Song Dong: Weaving artwork into every sphere of life 22:04

6M ago22:04

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"I am honored to be among the few who have lived to see their works being collected in the Louvre," says Song Dong when sharing pictures of his paintings on social media. The 57-year-old Chinese artist is known for his daring abstract oil paintings and diverse body of works that crosses cultural and national barriers. Song Dong, who has remained cl…

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Jerry Grey and Ann Liang: A marriage that has traveled thousands of miles on bikes 11:55

7M ago11:55

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Jerry Grey and Ann Liang made their home in south Guangdong province in Zhongshan in 2004. Over the past 2 decades, the couple took on the mission of traveling across China on bicycles and raise fund for local charity works in the city of Zhongshan. Culminating over 35,000 kilometers, they have cycled across the country "from north to south, from e…

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You Benchang: I just want to be an actor 22:10

7M ago22:10

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Blossoms Shanghai is an epic that depicts the profound social and economic transformations that Shanghai saw from the 1960s to the 1990s. Its popularity also brings 91-year-old actor You Benchang back to the spotlight. His supporting role as “Uncle”, a sharp, witty and charismatic business veteran, captivated audience young and old.…

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Margaret Chen: Making waves while bridging China and Spain 11:25

8M ago11:25

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Margaret Chen, originally from China, is a successful businesswoman based in Spain. Over the past several decades, she has been dedicated to promoting economic and cultural ties between the two countries. Having made a name for herself in both Spain and China, Chen says that she has simply been riding the waves of the times.…

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Yang Yongxiu: Making my dream car 14:12

8M ago14:12

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He is a dreamer. He wants to make his dream car. And he succeeded. In this edition of Footprints we meet Yang Yongxiu, the developer of a famous Chinese car brand and learn his story of making his dream car.

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Shu Yong: Using his art to bridge cultural barriers 24:03

8M ago24:03

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“It is my hope to use the form of a bridge as a symbol of China's commitment to the common prosperity of the world," says Shu Yong, renowned Chinese Modern and Contemporary artist and a member of China's Top political advisory body. Through his artwork and governmental proposals, Shu Yong aims to establish a series of Chinese national cultural symb…

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Chen Huai: A national political advisor committed to biodiversity protection 11:45

8M ago11:45

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Chen Huai, in his early 40s, is a renowned ecologist based in the city of Chengdu, southwest China. Over the past two decades, he has devoted himself to the research of wetlands and his findings have helped people better protect the wetlands and biodiversity. Also serving as a member of the 14th National Committee of the CPPCC, Chen has drawn from…

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Li Dongni: Dedicating her life to cultivating future talents 27:14

8M ago27:14

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"Nowadays, artificial intelligence has become the pinnacle of the current technological and industrial development," says Professor Li Dongni of the School of Computer Science, Beijing Institute of Technology. As a scientific researcher and deputy of the Beijing Municipal People's Congress, AI has been a major focus of her teaching, research, and p…

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Hu Jinlong: reviving Xiashi Lantern craftsmanship 24:27

9M ago24:27

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Enjoying lanterns is a custom of Chinese New Year celebrations observed nationwide. Xiashi Lanterns are well known for their unique pinholes technique, elegant shapes and vibrant colors. In this podcast, meet Hu Jinlong, master of this unique lantern art from Haining, Zhejiang province.

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Yin Qi: Reviving the splendor of Chinese New Year paintings 17:29

9M ago17:29

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Yin Qi is an art collector and promoter of a particular genre of traditional Chinese art called Chinese New Year Paintings. Having an experience of almost two decades in the field, Yin takes us to explore the fascinating world of this traditional Chinese folk art to enjoy its beauty, culture and legends.…

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Fan Zeng: Weaving aesthetic harmony between brushstrokes 22:07

9M ago22:07

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“I can make my brush travel thousands of miles, or within spitting distance. It’s all in my brushstrokes.” Says 86-year-old Fan Zeng, a contemporary master of traditional Chinese ink and wash painting whose works have received critical acclaim globally. Combining Chinese free-hand ink spattering style with western realistic painting techniques, Fan…

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Xu Rong: Promoting Tai Chi in France 12:07

9M ago12:07

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This year marks the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France. Over the past six decades, people from the two countries have developed profound friendship and conducted fruitful cultural exchanges. One of the examples is Xu Rong, who has been promoting a traditional Chinese martial art called Tai Chi in…

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Wei Zuochun：Chengdu puppetry inheritor and master of face-changing art 27:05

10M ago27:05

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Face changing is an important feature of Sichuan Opera, one of China's oldest regional operas. It is the art of changing vividly colored masks on an opera performer’s face within a split of a second, multiple times. If it’s magical to see how they do it in lightning speed, it becomes unimaginable to see puppets and their puppeteers do face changing…

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Reliving the Ping-Pong Diplomacy: 53 years on 28:11

10M ago28:11

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A group of students from University of Virginia, the United States, visited China on a tour of youth exchanges and sports diplomacy in January 2024. Playing ping-pong (table tennis) games with their Chinese counterparts, visiting the Great Wall, and watching Peking Opera, the students are seen as re-enacting the historic 1971 Ping-Pong Diplomacy be…

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Wuwei Part 2 1:17:45

10M ago1:17:45

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Dr Bisong Guo continues the fascinating story of Wuwei and gives some historical background. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO2Y0UooeB0 Above is a link to the film , Journey to the West. This is a film, full of symbology which will give a more in depth understanding of the monkey king that Bisong refers to. If you want to listen to more podcasts: …

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Zhang Jianna: A sanitation worker famed for her kindness and language skills 12:08

10M ago12:08

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Forty-nine year-old Zhang Jianna is part of the refuse collection crews working in the bustling embassy area of Beijing. The sanitation worker shot to fame as she turns mundane moments in her work into opportunities for kindness and inspiration. But what has she actually done to make her stand out? Join this edition of Footprints to find out.…

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Cen Feng: Building a “super” railway bridge with grit and wit 18:52

10M ago18:52

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Cen Feng, a veteran railway engineer, is building the world’s longest-span cross-sea dual-use bridge, which will be able to carry both high-speed trains and road vehicles. Being head of the project’s building team, Cen shoulders huge responsibility as the project involves massive engineering complexities and challenges. Over the past 12 months, he…

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Tan Jun and the Chime Bells of Marquis Yi 24:30

11M ago24:30

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The Chime Bells of Marquis Yi, a set of well-tuned carillon of sixty-five bronze bells unearthed in today’s Hubei province, is considered one of the most astonishing archaeological discoveries in recent history. How does this ancient instrument sound like? And how does it feel to play the 2,400-year-old giant musical instrument? As one of very few …

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Cen Huaxiu: Weaving dreams across borders with a passion for Chinese culture 13:37

11M ago13:37

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22-year-old Cen Huaxiu is a fourth-year Vietnamese undergraduate student. She is presently studying Chinese at Zhejiang University, but her interest extends beyond the language. Growing up immersed in traditional Chinese cartoons and stories, Cen Huaxiu is profoundly drawn to Chinese culture and intends to pursue her dream of establishing a career …

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Wuwei part 1 48:40

11M ago48:40

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Dr Bisong Guo introduces us to the Daoist concept of Wu Wei, effortless doing. If you want to listen to more podcasts: https://www.classicalchinesemedicine.co.uk/. If you would like to know more about our online and physical courses in the Swiss Alps https://www.theshenfoundation.com/ Lötschberg Zentrum Haupstrasse 16 3917 Kippel Switzerland Teleph…

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Chen Zhenghua: Writing is my life-long calling 22:31

11M ago22:31

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For nearly two decades, Chen Zhenghua has been riding on a wave of the boom of Chinese online literature, which includes fantasy novels, sci-fi, history, and other kinds of writings. His signature online novel Sword Snow Stride, which has been adapted into various cultural products, has brought him fame and fortune. Now having succeeded with domes…

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Toolbox for a simple life. Episode 4 56:10

11M ago56:10

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If you want to listen to more podcasts: https://www.classicalchinesemedicine.co.uk/. If you would like to know more about our online and physical courses in the Swiss Alps https://www.theshenfoundation.com/ Lötschberg Zentrum Haupstrasse 16 3917 Kippel Switzerland Telephone +41 76411 0858 email: theshenfoundation@gmail.com…

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Artificial Intelligence 53:26

11M ago53:26

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Dr Bisong Guo discusses Artificial Intelligence from a Daoist perspective If you want to listen to more podcasts: https://www.classicalchinesemedicine.co.uk/. If you would like to know more about our online and physical courses in the Swiss Alps https://www.theshenfoundation.com/ Lötschberg Zentrum Haupstrasse 16 3917 Kippel Switzerland Telephone +…

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