Round Table is a premier English radio/podcast show, straight from Beijing. Hear what's buzzing on the Internet and the main streets, see the latest lifestyle trends, and feel the pulse of life in China, Round Table is your golden ticket. With dynamic cultural exchanges between hosts from diverse backgrounds, we take you on a journey deep into modern China. We invite you to join our conversation! Shoot us an email or a voice memo at [email protected]. Let the fun begin!
This podcast episode explores the evolution of museums in China, discussing their changing definition, the importance of accessibility and inclusivity, the role of technology, and the concept of "the city as a museum." The episode also highlights the significance of museum sustainability and showcases various museums i...
This podcast episode explores the challenges faced by delivery workers in China, the government's efforts to professionalize the courier industry, the limited career prospects in the delivery industry, the structural problems contributing to the lack of job opportunities for young people with college degrees in China, ...
This podcast episode explores various topics related to education, the job market, and social media. It discusses the challenges faced by college graduates in finding employment, the rising number of graduates in China and South Africa, the importance of vocational training, and the need for continuous education and sk...
This podcast episode explores the journey of a young man's quest to climb China's five greatest mountains in just five days using only public transportation. It highlights the role of China's well-developed high-speed railway system in making this feat possible. The episode also examines the impact of high-speed railwa...
This podcast episode explores various topics, including the significance of International Nurses Day and the challenges faced by nurses, the state of nursing in China, the roles and responsibilities of nurses, the global nursing shortage and its causes, the concept of "addictive personality" and its complexities, as we...
This podcast episode explores the challenges and opportunities of technology inclusion for elderly people, the complex relationship between seniors and internet connectivity, the importance of digital literacy and offline services for seniors, and the declining popularity of high heels among women both in China and glo...
This podcast episode explores the growing popularity of music festivals in China and around the world. It discusses the surging demand for live entertainment and music festivals in China, particularly among young people and university students, and the economic benefits these events bring to local communities. The epis...
This podcast episode explores various topics, including the potential equalization of treatment for gasoline-powered cars and new energy vehicles (NEVs) in China, the challenges and opportunities facing the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in South Africa, the impact of government subsidies on the development of NEV...
This podcast episode explores the high costs of raising children in China, discussing a new report that highlights the financial burden and the various factors contributing to these costs. It delves into the challenges faced by parents, the societal pressures to provide the best for their children, and the impact of go...
This podcast episode explores the challenges faced by single and childless individuals in making end-of-life decisions and receiving appropriate care. It discusses the legal considerations for individuals who remain single in China and the UK, as well as the legal and ethical challenges surrounding end-of-life care in ...
This podcast episode explores the key concerns of young people as identified by ChatGPT, including climate change and the environment, social justice and equality, mental health, education, and technology and innovation. The discussion also delves into the limitations and potential biases of AI models, the significance...
This podcast episode explores the recent phenomenon of people moving back to big cities, such as Beijing, after leaving during the pandemic. The speakers discuss the reasons behind the initial exodus from big cities, including pandemic-related restrictions and the rise of remote work. They also examine the factors infl...
This podcast episode explores the travel trends and behaviors among young people in China, focusing on the concept of "special forces style" travel that involves packing multiple activities and destinations into a short amount of time. The hosts discuss the motivations behind this travel style, including limited vacati...
This podcast episode explores the implementation and importance of labor education in primary and middle schools, both in China and the UK. It discusses the various tasks included in the new curriculum standard, such as everyday chores, productive labor, and service, and the different approaches schools are taking to i...
This podcast episode explores the phenomenon of a sped-up life, where individuals feel the need to rush through their daily routines. The speakers discuss the reasons behind this accelerating pace, including the fear of being left behind, technological advancements, and societal pressure. They also examine the pros and...
This podcast episode explores the severe shortage of pediatricians in China, as well as in other Western countries like the UK and US. The shortage is attributed to various factors such as low pay, high labor intensity, and a decline in medical students pursuing pediatrics. It also discusses the reasons why medical stu...
This podcast episode explores the changing landscape of imported movies in China and the challenges faced by Hollywood films and superhero movies in the Chinese market. It discusses the increasing competition from Chinese movies, the impact of cultural differences and changing consumption habits, and the decline in pop...
This podcast episode explores the challenges and controversies surrounding intellectual property rights in China, with a focus on the case of Zheng Yuanjie, a well-known Chinese children's book author who stopped publishing new content due to frustration over the lack of protection for his intellectual property rights....
This podcast episode explores the reading habits of Chinese people, highlighting the findings of various reports. One report reveals that the number of books read by Chinese people has stabilized, with a shift towards books on mental health and traditional cultures. Another report discusses the reasons why people turn ...
This podcast episode explores the challenges faced by Asian elephants in China due to habitat loss and human activity. It emphasizes the importance of community development in conservation efforts and discusses a program that incorporates beekeeping as a means of income generation and reducing human-elephant conflict. ...
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