https://radio.cgtn.com/podcast/column/other/Deep-Dive/599 We invite reporters to go beyond headlines and offer first-hand information on the big events in China and elsewhere in the world. With us, you could have more access to news events that shape our lives and futures. en Copyright @ China Plus Tue, 14 Apr 2026 20:45:09 GMT 5 https://cgtn-radio-data.cgtn.com/rss/programother/599podcastcpchinapluspodcast@hotmail.com Deep Dive We invite reporters to go beyond headlines and offer first-hand information on the big events in China and elsewhere in the world. With us, you could have more access to news events that shape our lives and futures. False China Plus During the global fight against fascism in the 20th century, countless ordinary people sacrificed their lives, never living to see the victory they helped secure. In this episode, we meet a man who collects music albums from that era. The songs he shares serve as melodic memorials to unsung heroes, ensuring their stories and spirit echo through generations. During the global fi... false 894 full During the global fight against fascism in the 20th century, countless ordinary people sacrificed their lives, never living to see the victory they helped secure. In this episode, we meet a man who collects music albums from that era. The songs he shares serve as melodic memorials to unsung heroes, ensuring their stories and spirit echo through generations. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 21:00:00 GMT 1_2716767 In August 1937, one of the largest and bloodiest battles of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression erupted in Shanghai. Tough ending in a Chinese defeat, the battle marked a pivotal turning point after Japan’s full-scale invasion, as the ferocious resistance demonstrated China’s unshakable resolve to defend its sovereignty – at any cost. In this episode, we visit the former home of a commander who fought in that battle, where his family safeguards his relics and the enduring legacy of national courage. In August 1937, one ... false 833 full In August 1937, one of the largest and bloodiest battles of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression erupted in Shanghai. Tough ending in a Chinese defeat, the battle marked a pivotal turning point after Japan’s full-scale invasion, as the ferocious resistance demonstrated China’s unshakable resolve to defend its sovereignty – at any cost. In this episode, we visit the former home of a commander who fought in that battle, where his family safeguards his relics and the enduring legacy of national courage. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 20:00:00 GMT 1_2716765 This is one of the darkest chapters in human history—the secret atrocities committed by Japan’s Unit 731 during World War II. Hidden behind the frontlines, the unit conducted horrific biological experiments on civilians and unarmed soldiers. In this episode, we meet a collector who has spent years uncovering relics from Unit 731, and a descendant of biological warfare victims, as they shed light on a haunting, yet lesser-known, chapter of history. This is one of the d... true 1171 full This is one of the darkest chapters in human history—the secret atrocities committed by Japan’s Unit 731 during World War II. Hidden behind the frontlines, the unit conducted horrific biological experiments on civilians and unarmed soldiers. In this episode, we meet a collector who has spent years uncovering relics from Unit 731, and a descendant of biological warfare victims, as they shed light on a haunting, yet lesser-known, chapter of history. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 19:00:00 GMT 1_2716763 During World War II, one school in China stood as a cradle of heroes—the Whampoa (Huangpu) Military Academy. Founded through a unique collaboration between the Communist Party of China and the Kuomintang, both sides laid its foundation, selected its instructors, trained its cadets, and shaped its mission. In this episode, we meet a passionate collector of Huangpu relics, whose dedication ensures that the academy’s legacy forged in valor, sacrifice, and national unity lives on. During World War II,... false 877 full During World War II, one school in China stood as a cradle of heroes—the Whampoa (Huangpu) Military Academy. Founded through a unique collaboration between the Communist Party of China and the Kuomintang, both sides laid its foundation, selected its instructors, trained its cadets, and shaped its mission. In this episode, we meet a passionate collector of Huangpu relics, whose dedication ensures that the academy’s legacy forged in valor, sacrifice, and national unity lives on. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 18:00:00 GMT 1_2716762 Garlic scattered across the battlefield, bones half-buried in the earth, bullets rusting in the hills… These silent witnesses of the Battle of Nankou still speak for the Chinese soldiers who held their ground against the Japanese invasion. In this episode, we retrace their footsteps and meet the man dedicated to keeping their memory alive. Garlic scattered acr... false 829 full Garlic scattered across the battlefield, bones half-buried in the earth, bullets rusting in the hills… These silent witnesses of the Battle of Nankou still speak for the Chinese soldiers who held their ground against the Japanese invasion. In this episode, we retrace their footsteps and meet the man dedicated to keeping their memory alive. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 17:00:00 GMT 1_2716761 On November 4, 1931, a fierce battle broke out in Tailai County, Heilongjiang Province, marking China’s earliest armed resistance against Japanese aggression. In this episode, we meet a local villager who has spent years collecting relics from that historic battle in northeast China. Through his collection, he shares the story of his hometown: a tale of bravery, sacrifice, and the unyielding spirit that ignited the first sparks of China’s fight against Japanese aggression. On November 4, 1931,... false 745 full On November 4, 1931, a fierce battle broke out in Tailai County, Heilongjiang Province, marking China’s earliest armed resistance against Japanese aggression. In this episode, we meet a local villager who has spent years collecting relics from that historic battle in northeast China. Through his collection, he shares the story of his hometown: a tale of bravery, sacrifice, and the unyielding spirit that ignited the first sparks of China’s fight against Japanese aggression. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 16:00:00 GMT 1_2716760 Eighty years after the guns fell silent, echoes of China’s fight against fascism still resonate. What can a yellowed newspaper reveal about China’s first stand in World War II? What does a blood-soaked vest tell us about a soldier’s final battle? What does an old record sing about the power of unity on the eastern front? Deep Dive special series, The Unyielding East: China’s WWII Relics, brings you the forgotten objects and the unforgettable stories of a nation that stood its ground. Discover China’s role in the global fight against fascism, and the people whose sacrifices helped secure final victory on Deep Dive, wherever you get your podcasts. Eighty years after t... false 59 trailer Eighty years after the guns fell silent, echoes of China’s fight against fascism still resonate. What can a yellowed newspaper reveal about China’s first stand in World War II? What does a blood-soaked vest tell us about a soldier’s final battle? What does an old record sing about the power of unity on the eastern front? Deep Dive special series, The Unyielding East: China’s WWII Relics, brings you the forgotten objects and the unforgettable stories of a nation that stood its ground. Discover China’s role in the global fight against fascism, and the people whose sacrifices helped secure final victory on Deep Dive, wherever you get your podcasts. Thu, 14 Aug 2025 09:00:00 GMT 1_2716757 This week, China held a rare top-level meeting to rethink how cities are built, and why they matter in the fight against climate change. With over half the world now living in urban areas, cities are both the problem and the solution. In this episode, we dive into how cleaner transport, smarter energy systems, and better planning could reshape the future of urban life. This week, China hel... false 687 full This week, China held a rare top-level meeting to rethink how cities are built, and why they matter in the fight against climate change. With over half the world now living in urban areas, cities are both the problem and the solution. In this episode, we dive into how cleaner transport, smarter energy systems, and better planning could reshape the future of urban life. Fri, 18 Jul 2025 10:05:00 GMT 1_2716465 As global supply chains face increasing challenges from geopolitical tensions, national security concerns, and the shifting dynamics of international trade, businesses are being forced to adapt quickly. In this episode of Deep Dive, we explore how these challenges are transforming the global trade landscape. Reporter Tian Lu takes us inside the recent Davos Forum in Tianjin, where experts gathered to discuss the future of supply chains. As global supply cha... false 891 full As global supply chains face increasing challenges from geopolitical tensions, national security concerns, and the shifting dynamics of international trade, businesses are being forced to adapt quickly. In this episode of Deep Dive, we explore how these challenges are transforming the global trade landscape. Reporter Tian Lu takes us inside the recent Davos Forum in Tianjin, where experts gathered to discuss the future of supply chains. Fri, 04 Jul 2025 08:58:00 GMT 1_2716297 As federal immigration crackdowns intensify and local leaders push back, immigration has once again taken center stage in American politics. In this episode, reporter Han Peng examines what’s driving the divide and where the country might be headed next. As federal immigrati... false 1200 full As federal immigration crackdowns intensify and local leaders push back, immigration has once again taken center stage in American politics. In this episode, reporter Han Peng examines what’s driving the divide and where the country might be headed next. Thu, 19 Jun 2025 10:41:00 GMT 1_2716101 South Korea stands at a crossroads, with a new president elected amid political turmoil and economic uncertainty. What lies ahead for the nation’s future, especially on urgent issues like the economy and cost of living? In this episode, Lee Jungjoo, a reporter at The Korea Herald, breaks down what the new administration signals for what is to come. South Korea stands a... false 817 full South Korea stands at a crossroads, with a new president elected amid political turmoil and economic uncertainty. What lies ahead for the nation’s future, especially on urgent issues like the economy and cost of living? In this episode, Lee Jungjoo, a reporter at The Korea Herald, breaks down what the new administration signals for what is to come. Fri, 06 Jun 2025 08:34:00 GMT 1_2715944 The ongoing China-Central and Eastern European Countries Expo has drawn businesses from nine additional countries outside the region—including the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain—with many attending for the very first time. Amid shockwaves from U.S. tariffs disrupting global trade, could this signal an effort by China and European nations to forge new partnerships and sustain economic growth? CGTN Radio reporter Tianlu joins this episode from the expo with her firsthand observations. The ongoing China-Ce... false 996 full The ongoing China-Central and Eastern European Countries Expo has drawn businesses from nine additional countries outside the region—including the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain—with many attending for the very first time. Amid shockwaves from U.S. tariffs disrupting global trade, could this signal an effort by China and European nations to forge new partnerships and sustain economic growth? CGTN Radio reporter Tianlu joins this episode from the expo with her firsthand observations. Sat, 24 May 2025 13:49:00 GMT 1_2715777 Against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving global landscape and the growing strain unilateralism and hegemonism place on the international order, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Russia and attended the ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory in the Great Patriotic War. At a time of profound global shifts not seen in a century, where are China-Russia relations headed? And how can the post-war world order be upheld? Welcome to the #DeepDive podcast, where our frontline journalist breaks down the key messages behind President Xi’s visit and explore what it means for China, Russia, and the world. Against the backdrop... false 1960 full Against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving global landscape and the growing strain unilateralism and hegemonism place on the international order, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Russia and attended the ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory in the Great Patriotic War. At a time of profound global shifts not seen in a century, where are China-Russia relations headed? And how can the post-war world order be upheld? Welcome to the #DeepDive podcast, where our frontline journalist breaks down the key messages behind President Xi’s visit and explore what it means for China, Russia, and the world. Sun, 11 May 2025 06:47:00 GMT 1_2715628 In 1997, a young trader named Scott Bessent, working under George Soros’ Quantum Fund, helped launch one of the most ruthless financial offensives in modern history, triggering a chain reaction that crashed the economies of Thailand, South Korea, and much of Asia. Now, 28 years later, Bessent is no longer a private trader — he’s the 79th U.S. Secretary of the Treasury. In this episode, NYC finance lawyer Teen Sheng unpacks how Trump’s inner circle may have mapped out America’s economic war against the world — and why it could lead us down a dangerous path. In 1997, a young tra... false 2193 full In 1997, a young trader named Scott Bessent, working under George Soros’ Quantum Fund, helped launch one of the most ruthless financial offensives in modern history, triggering a chain reaction that crashed the economies of Thailand, South Korea, and much of Asia. Now, 28 years later, Bessent is no longer a private trader — he’s the 79th U.S. Secretary of the Treasury. In this episode, NYC finance lawyer Teen Sheng unpacks how Trump’s inner circle may have mapped out America’s economic war against the world — and why it could lead us down a dangerous path. Sat, 19 Apr 2025 17:11:00 GMT 1_2715407 As the world’s leading superpower retreats from decades of globalization, the global economy faces growing uncertainty. Amid this shifting landscape, Chinese President Xi Jinping has embarked on his first overseas trip of 2025—visiting Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia - three of China’s close neighbors and also key members of ASEAN which has been China’s largest trading partner for four consecutive years. So how does this trip fit into China’s efforts to cushion the impact of rising U.S. tariffs? And what does it reveal about Beijing’s broader aspirations for regional partnerships? In this episode, CGTN reporter Zhao Yunfei joins us from Kuala Lumpur to explore what President Xi’s Southeast Asia tour might signal for the future of China’s economic and trade strategy. As the world’s leadi... false 1564 full As the world’s leading superpower retreats from decades of globalization, the global economy faces growing uncertainty. Amid this shifting landscape, Chinese President Xi Jinping has embarked on his first overseas trip of 2025—visiting Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia - three of China’s close neighbors and also key members of ASEAN which has been China’s largest trading partner for four consecutive years. So how does this trip fit into China’s efforts to cushion the impact of rising U.S. tariffs? And what does it reveal about Beijing’s broader aspirations for regional partnerships? In this episode, CGTN reporter Zhao Yunfei joins us from Kuala Lumpur to explore what President Xi’s Southeast Asia tour might signal for the future of China’s economic and trade strategy. Thu, 17 Apr 2025 09:39:00 GMT 1_2715378 On March 28, a devastating 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar. Among the first responders were China's search and rescue team and CGTN reporter Cen Ziyuan, who rescheduled her work, rushed to the epicenter, and witnessed firsthand the race against time, the heat, and decay. In this special episode, Cen shares her journey through rubble and resilience alongside the rescuers. On March 28, a devas... false 1366 full On March 28, a devastating 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar. Among the first responders were China's search and rescue team and CGTN reporter Cen Ziyuan, who rescheduled her work, rushed to the epicenter, and witnessed firsthand the race against time, the heat, and decay. In this special episode, Cen shares her journey through rubble and resilience alongside the rescuers. Sun, 06 Apr 2025 13:25:00 GMT 1_2715267 Often referred to as the "Asian Davos," the Bo’ao Forum for Asia convenes political leaders, CEOs, and scholars each year to tackle the most pressing challenges facing the region and the world. As Asia’s economic and technological influence grows at an unprecedented pace, the forum has become a vital bridge between East and West—especially in shaping the future of artificial intelligence. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Zhu Tianlu explores how nations can equitably share AI’s benefits while establishing governance frameworks to mitigate its risks. Often referred to as... false 1082 full Often referred to as the "Asian Davos," the Bo’ao Forum for Asia convenes political leaders, CEOs, and scholars each year to tackle the most pressing challenges facing the region and the world. As Asia’s economic and technological influence grows at an unprecedented pace, the forum has become a vital bridge between East and West—especially in shaping the future of artificial intelligence. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Zhu Tianlu explores how nations can equitably share AI’s benefits while establishing governance frameworks to mitigate its risks. Thu, 03 Apr 2025 09:25:00 GMT 1_2715245 Your most sensitive secrets – ID details, home addresses, even financial records – may already be for sale on the web without your knowledge. This month, a 13-year-old girl was caught trading in stolen personal information, revealing how private lives are being archived and sold like commodities. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Jiang Tao uncovers how this shadow economy operates and what protection exists in our increasingly exposed digital world. Your most sensitive ... false 1128 full Your most sensitive secrets – ID details, home addresses, even financial records – may already be for sale on the web without your knowledge. This month, a 13-year-old girl was caught trading in stolen personal information, revealing how private lives are being archived and sold like commodities. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Jiang Tao uncovers how this shadow economy operates and what protection exists in our increasingly exposed digital world. Fri, 28 Mar 2025 09:29:00 GMT 1_2715185 South Koreans have long been known for their passion for investing, and in November 2024, individual investors hit a major milestone—pouring over $100 billion into the U.S. stock market. But as 2025 began, the tide started to turn. A wave of American tech stocks stumbled following the release of China’s AI chatbot, DeepSeek, shaking up market dynamics. Now, South Korean retail investors—always on the hunt for the next big opportunity—are shifting their focus toward China’s surging tech sector. In this episode, Lee Jungjoo, a reporter at The Korea Herald, unpacks the factors fueling South Korea’s growing appetite for Chinese stocks—and what it means for the future of global markets. South Koreans have l... false 1559 full South Koreans have long been known for their passion for investing, and in November 2024, individual investors hit a major milestone—pouring over $100 billion into the U.S. stock market. But as 2025 began, the tide started to turn. A wave of American tech stocks stumbled following the release of China’s AI chatbot, DeepSeek, shaking up market dynamics. Now, South Korean retail investors—always on the hunt for the next big opportunity—are shifting their focus toward China’s surging tech sector. In this episode, Lee Jungjoo, a reporter at The Korea Herald, unpacks the factors fueling South Korea’s growing appetite for Chinese stocks—and what it means for the future of global markets. Fri, 21 Mar 2025 10:10:00 GMT 1_2715109 The Two Sessions tackle a wide range of topics—from pressing domestic issues affecting everyday lives to pivotal matters of international relations. Yet, for global journalists covering this key political event, one topic takes center stage: the evolving relationship between China and the United States. In this episode, CGTN Americas reporter Sean Callebs shares his insights from the Two Sessions and explores how this event is shaping China’s engagement with the world. The Two Sessions tac... false 1598 full The Two Sessions tackle a wide range of topics—from pressing domestic issues affecting everyday lives to pivotal matters of international relations. Yet, for global journalists covering this key political event, one topic takes center stage: the evolving relationship between China and the United States. In this episode, CGTN Americas reporter Sean Callebs shares his insights from the Two Sessions and explores how this event is shaping China’s engagement with the world. Sat, 08 Mar 2025 12:58:00 GMT 1_2714968 As China’s most significant political event unfolds, the future of the electric vehicle (EV) industry takes center stage. At this annual gathering, policymakers and industry leaders are shaping strategies for growth, innovation, and global competitiveness—setting the course for the next phase of EV development. In this episode, CGTN Europe reporter Jen Copestake joins us to share key insights from the ongoing Two Sessions and explore the shared ambitions driving collaboration between Chinese and European automakers. As China’s most sign... false 1559 full As China’s most significant political event unfolds, the future of the electric vehicle (EV) industry takes center stage. At this annual gathering, policymakers and industry leaders are shaping strategies for growth, innovation, and global competitiveness—setting the course for the next phase of EV development. In this episode, CGTN Europe reporter Jen Copestake joins us to share key insights from the ongoing Two Sessions and explore the shared ambitions driving collaboration between Chinese and European automakers. Thu, 06 Mar 2025 11:53:00 GMT 1_2714938 As Ne Zha 2 continues to shatter box office records in China and beyond, its success is not only captivating audiences but also sparking a global fascination with Chinese culture. At the same time, China’s expanded visa-free policy—now allowing stays of up to 240 hours—is making it easier than ever for travelers to experience the country firsthand. With the global rise of Chinese cinema and a tourism industry on the brink of even greater growth, China is stepping into the spotlight like never before. In this special edition of Deep Dive, CGTN Español reporter Gabriel Salgado explores how blockbuster films, innovative travel policies, and a deep cultural heritage are drawing the world’s attention to China. As Ne Zha 2 continue... false 925 full As Ne Zha 2 continues to shatter box office records in China and beyond, its success is not only captivating audiences but also sparking a global fascination with Chinese culture. At the same time, China’s expanded visa-free policy—now allowing stays of up to 240 hours—is making it easier than ever for travelers to experience the country firsthand. With the global rise of Chinese cinema and a tourism industry on the brink of even greater growth, China is stepping into the spotlight like never before. In this special edition of Deep Dive, CGTN Español reporter Gabriel Salgado explores how blockbuster films, innovative travel policies, and a deep cultural heritage are drawing the world’s attention to China. Sat, 01 Mar 2025 19:16:00 GMT 1_2714889 The launch of China’s AI model DeepSeek has sent shockwaves across the tech world, prompting a noticeable shift in Western media’s portrayal of China’s technological advancements. While some netizens question the BBC’s abrupt change in tone, others wonder: is the West finally learning to view China’s progress without bias? In this episode, CGTN Opinion Editor Huang Jiyuan explores DeepSeek’s global impact and the evolving narratives in Western media. The launch of China’... false 1392 full The launch of China’s AI model DeepSeek has sent shockwaves across the tech world, prompting a noticeable shift in Western media’s portrayal of China’s technological advancements. While some netizens question the BBC’s abrupt change in tone, others wonder: is the West finally learning to view China’s progress without bias? In this episode, CGTN Opinion Editor Huang Jiyuan explores DeepSeek’s global impact and the evolving narratives in Western media. Thu, 20 Feb 2025 10:44:00 GMT 1_2714779 The number of Chinese people participating in winter sports has skyrocketed from 12 million to over 300 million since 2015, and the hosting of major international events is further fueling this rapid growth. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporters Yang Guang and Yu Tianyu share their firsthand observations of the Asian Winter Games in Harbin, northeast China, how this event is pushing the popularity of winter sports in China to new heights, and what it means for the future of the country’s ice and snow economy. The number of Chines... false 1101 full The number of Chinese people participating in winter sports has skyrocketed from 12 million to over 300 million since 2015, and the hosting of major international events is further fueling this rapid growth. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporters Yang Guang and Yu Tianyu share their firsthand observations of the Asian Winter Games in Harbin, northeast China, how this event is pushing the popularity of winter sports in China to new heights, and what it means for the future of the country’s ice and snow economy. Thu, 13 Feb 2025 09:57:00 GMT 1_2714705 As of Feb 7, China’s New Year box office has soared past 12 billion yuan (1.7 billion USD), making the Chinese mainland the world's top-grossing movie market—surpassing North America. But just a month ago, the industry wrapped up a lackluster 2024 with disappointing revenues. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Liu Yushan breaks down the factors driving this resurgence and what it means for filmmakers in China and beyond. As of Feb 7, China’s... false 1459 full As of Feb 7, China’s New Year box office has soared past 12 billion yuan (1.7 billion USD), making the Chinese mainland the world's top-grossing movie market—surpassing North America. But just a month ago, the industry wrapped up a lackluster 2024 with disappointing revenues. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Liu Yushan breaks down the factors driving this resurgence and what it means for filmmakers in China and beyond. Sat, 08 Feb 2025 13:53:00 GMT 1_2714667 From the United States to Brazil, Kenya to Spain, and on to Australia, France, Russia, and the United Arab Emirates— from January 16 to 26, these eight countries hosted special events in the lead-up to one of China’s most anticipated annual celebrations: the Spring Festival Gala - one of the world’s most watched TV programs. In this special episode, musician Huang Ye, who performed at the New York event, shares his experience of being part of the prelude celebration and discuss how the Spring Festival Gala has evolved over the years—forging new traditions while honoring its roots. From the United Stat... false 820 full From the United States to Brazil, Kenya to Spain, and on to Australia, France, Russia, and the United Arab Emirates— from January 16 to 26, these eight countries hosted special events in the lead-up to one of China’s most anticipated annual celebrations: the Spring Festival Gala - one of the world’s most watched TV programs. In this special episode, musician Huang Ye, who performed at the New York event, shares his experience of being part of the prelude celebration and discuss how the Spring Festival Gala has evolved over the years—forging new traditions while honoring its roots. Mon, 27 Jan 2025 15:47:00 GMT 1_2714569 President Donald Trump’s inaugural address has sent shockwaves through the nation and the global community, outlining a vision for America that is as bold as it is divisive. On one front, the U.S. is pulling back—retreating from international agreements, closing its borders to immigrants, and turning inward. Yet, on another, it’s reaching farther than ever—asserting dominance over key territories and setting its sights on Mars. In this episode, CGTN White House correspondent Nathan King takes us inside Trump’s audacious blueprint for America’s future, unpacking its implications for the nation and the global order. President Donald Tru... false 1747 full President Donald Trump’s inaugural address has sent shockwaves through the nation and the global community, outlining a vision for America that is as bold as it is divisive. On one front, the U.S. is pulling back—retreating from international agreements, closing its borders to immigrants, and turning inward. Yet, on another, it’s reaching farther than ever—asserting dominance over key territories and setting its sights on Mars. In this episode, CGTN White House correspondent Nathan King takes us inside Trump’s audacious blueprint for America’s future, unpacking its implications for the nation and the global order. Wed, 22 Jan 2025 19:19:00 GMT 1_2714512 Two weeks after a powerful earthquake, Dingri County in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region has shifted its focus from emergency response to resettlement and reconstruction. In this episode of Deep Dive, we bring you firsthand accounts from the remote area with my colleague Xu Yawen sharing a story about swift rescue efforts, the resilience of the community, and the first steps toward recovery. Two weeks after a po... false 1012 full Two weeks after a powerful earthquake, Dingri County in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region has shifted its focus from emergency response to resettlement and reconstruction. In this episode of Deep Dive, we bring you firsthand accounts from the remote area with my colleague Xu Yawen sharing a story about swift rescue efforts, the resilience of the community, and the first steps toward recovery. Tue, 21 Jan 2025 12:45:00 GMT 1_2714496 With the rapid advancement of eVTOL (electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing), China has taken a bold step by establishing a dedicated department to explore the potential of the low-altitude economy. In this episode, CGTN tech reporter Zhao Chenchen dives into the world of flying taxi technology and examines the economic opportunities this emerging industry holds. With the rapid advan... false 917 full With the rapid advancement of eVTOL (electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing), China has taken a bold step by establishing a dedicated department to explore the potential of the low-altitude economy. In this episode, CGTN tech reporter Zhao Chenchen dives into the world of flying taxi technology and examines the economic opportunities this emerging industry holds. Fri, 10 Jan 2025 10:12:00 GMT 1_2714403 After a failed attempt to arrest South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, the Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials has tasked the police with executing the warrant. Yet, the political crisis shows no signs of easing. In this episode, Korean Herald reporter Lee Jungjoo unpacks the month-long political turmoil that continues to roil the nation. After a failed attem... false 1491 full After a failed attempt to arrest South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, the Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials has tasked the police with executing the warrant. Yet, the political crisis shows no signs of easing. In this episode, Korean Herald reporter Lee Jungjoo unpacks the month-long political turmoil that continues to roil the nation. Mon, 06 Jan 2025 10:16:00 GMT 1_2714342 As the world looks toward 2025 with hope, many in Gaza have stopped marking time, unable to distinguish one day from the next. In this episode, we reconnect with Ahmed Riziq, the founder of education project Gaza Great Minds. Despite limited funding and scarce materials, the initiative has expanded over the past months, serving 1,500 students in the war-torn region at the moment. With the New Year approaching, we ask Ahmed: What is his wish for 2025? Find our previous conversation with Ahmed Riziq at https://radio.cgtn.com/podcast/news/5/From-rubble-to-resilience-a-Gazan-teacher-and-his-tent-schools-on-ruins/2712783 As the world looks t... false 1133 full As the world looks toward 2025 with hope, many in Gaza have stopped marking time, unable to distinguish one day from the next. In this episode, we reconnect with Ahmed Riziq, the founder of education project Gaza Great Minds. Despite limited funding and scarce materials, the initiative has expanded over the past months, serving 1,500 students in the war-torn region at the moment. With the New Year approaching, we ask Ahmed: What is his wish for 2025? Find our previous conversation with Ahmed Riziq at https://radio.cgtn.com/podcast/news/5/From-rubble-to-resilience-a-Gazan-teacher-and-his-tent-schools-on-ruins/2712783 Mon, 30 Dec 2024 10:26:00 GMT 1_2714282 Since Macao’s return to China, many Portuguese professionals have embraced the opportunity to build their careers in the Special Administrative Region. In this episode, José Carlos Matias reflects on the changes he has witnessed since the early 2000s and explores how the city has thrived amid a growing landscape of business opportunities. Since Macao’s return... false 1773 full Since Macao’s return to China, many Portuguese professionals have embraced the opportunity to build their careers in the Special Administrative Region. In this episode, José Carlos Matias reflects on the changes he has witnessed since the early 2000s and explores how the city has thrived amid a growing landscape of business opportunities. Fri, 20 Dec 2024 10:15:00 GMT 1_2714206 China’s "trade-in for new" policy is making waves, with applications to swap used cars for new ones surpassing 5 million this year. By encouraging consumers to buy sooner, this initiative is helping to boost spending in key sectors like automobiles and home appliances and could drive retail growth by up to 1.8% in 2024, according to some projections. But how does the policy work, and why has it resonated so strongly with consumers? More importantly, what does it mean for China’s broader consumer market and its economic goals? In this episode, we dive into these questions with Dou Hongyu to explore the ripple effects of this growing trend. China’s "trade-in fo... false 1024 full China’s "trade-in for new" policy is making waves, with applications to swap used cars for new ones surpassing 5 million this year. By encouraging consumers to buy sooner, this initiative is helping to boost spending in key sectors like automobiles and home appliances and could drive retail growth by up to 1.8% in 2024, according to some projections. But how does the policy work, and why has it resonated so strongly with consumers? More importantly, what does it mean for China’s broader consumer market and its economic goals? In this episode, we dive into these questions with Dou Hongyu to explore the ripple effects of this growing trend. Thu, 12 Dec 2024 11:04:00 GMT 1_2714128 Martial law declared, protests erupted, and now impeachment looms - all starting from the chilling winter night on Dec 3. South Korea now faces a political storm like no other. National Desk reporter Lee Jungjoo with The Korea Herald joins this episode to unpack the political crisis and its far-reaching repercussions. Martial law declared... false 1052 full Martial law declared, protests erupted, and now impeachment looms - all starting from the chilling winter night on Dec 3. South Korea now faces a political storm like no other. National Desk reporter Lee Jungjoo with The Korea Herald joins this episode to unpack the political crisis and its far-reaching repercussions. Fri, 06 Dec 2024 10:08:00 GMT 1_2714066 Rising inequality, insufficient action on climate change, and the projected failure to eradicate poverty have revealed significant flaws in the current global governance system. In response, China and Brazil, two of the largest developing nations, are strengthening their ties to address these challenges, while many countries in the Global South are calling for reform. In this episode, Yasmin Scali, a Brazilian journalist specializing in international affairs, joins us to explore the Global South’s vision for the future of the world. Rising inequality, i... false 1167 full Rising inequality, insufficient action on climate change, and the projected failure to eradicate poverty have revealed significant flaws in the current global governance system. In response, China and Brazil, two of the largest developing nations, are strengthening their ties to address these challenges, while many countries in the Global South are calling for reform. In this episode, Yasmin Scali, a Brazilian journalist specializing in international affairs, joins us to explore the Global South’s vision for the future of the world. Sat, 23 Nov 2024 14:12:00 GMT 1_2713937 For decades, global poverty seemed insurmountable. While the percentage of people living in poverty has declined over the years, nearly 600 million are still projected to survive on less than $2.15 a day by 2030. At the same time, China has achieved what many thought impossible, lifting nearly 100 million rural residents out of poverty in just eight years. As the G20 launches the Global Alliance to Combat Hunger and Poverty, could lessons from China’s success inspire a global turnaround? What challenges stand in the way of adapting these strategies on a worldwide scale? In this episode, we explore the fight against poverty from multiple perspectives with CGTN reporter Yang Chengxi from Rio de Janeiro. For decades, global ... false 1377 full For decades, global poverty seemed insurmountable. While the percentage of people living in poverty has declined over the years, nearly 600 million are still projected to survive on less than $2.15 a day by 2030. At the same time, China has achieved what many thought impossible, lifting nearly 100 million rural residents out of poverty in just eight years. As the G20 launches the Global Alliance to Combat Hunger and Poverty, could lessons from China’s success inspire a global turnaround? What challenges stand in the way of adapting these strategies on a worldwide scale? In this episode, we explore the fight against poverty from multiple perspectives with CGTN reporter Yang Chengxi from Rio de Janeiro. Wed, 20 Nov 2024 15:24:00 GMT 1_2713907 Founded near the end of the Cold War, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) has evolved into a pivotal platform for promoting economic collaboration and tackling shared global challenges. In a world increasingly defined by geopolitical tensions, rising protectionism, and the urgent demand for sustainability, APEC’s role has never been more significant. The vision of building an Asia-Pacific with a shared future has never been more urgent or more necessary. In this episode, CGTN reporter Huang Fei unpacks the key outcomes of this year’s APEC meetings in Peru and explores how they could shape the economic trajectory of its 21 member economies and the world beyond. Founded near the end... false 730 full Founded near the end of the Cold War, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) has evolved into a pivotal platform for promoting economic collaboration and tackling shared global challenges. In a world increasingly defined by geopolitical tensions, rising protectionism, and the urgent demand for sustainability, APEC’s role has never been more significant. The vision of building an Asia-Pacific with a shared future has never been more urgent or more necessary. In this episode, CGTN reporter Huang Fei unpacks the key outcomes of this year’s APEC meetings in Peru and explores how they could shape the economic trajectory of its 21 member economies and the world beyond. Sun, 17 Nov 2024 16:30:00 GMT 1_2713868 With the inauguration of Chancay Port, a cutting-edge gateway linking South America and Asia, Peru is poised to become a key player in global trade. But what does this mean for the region? And how could Peru’s growing partnership with China reshape local economies? In this episode, CGTN reporter Chen Tong explores the transformative potential of Chancay Port and the far-reaching ripple effects it could send across Latin America. With the inauguratio... false 732 full With the inauguration of Chancay Port, a cutting-edge gateway linking South America and Asia, Peru is poised to become a key player in global trade. But what does this mean for the region? And how could Peru’s growing partnership with China reshape local economies? In this episode, CGTN reporter Chen Tong explores the transformative potential of Chancay Port and the far-reaching ripple effects it could send across Latin America. Sat, 16 Nov 2024 16:02:00 GMT 1_2713863 For only the second time in U.S. history, a former president is returning to the White House after a four-year absence, bringing bold promises on the economy, immigration, and America’s global relations. But how much of this agenda can he realistically achieve? And who stands to feel the greatest impact of his planned policies? In this episode, CGTN White House correspondent Nathan King joins us to unpack how the 2024 election results could reshape the U.S. and its role on the world stage. For only the second ... false 2157 full For only the second time in U.S. history, a former president is returning to the White House after a four-year absence, bringing bold promises on the economy, immigration, and America’s global relations. But how much of this agenda can he realistically achieve? And who stands to feel the greatest impact of his planned policies? In this episode, CGTN White House correspondent Nathan King joins us to unpack how the 2024 election results could reshape the U.S. and its role on the world stage. Thu, 07 Nov 2024 19:11:00 GMT 1_2713758 An elderly woman has been sentenced to death for trafficking 17 children in the 1990s, reigniting a nationwide discussion on child trafficking in China. Despite significant progress in the fight against human trafficking, the scars of past crimes linger, while troubling new schemes start to emerge. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Jiang Tao delves into why the case of Yu Huaying still resonates so deeply today—and what steps are needed to prevent further tragedies. An elderly woman has... false 1088 full An elderly woman has been sentenced to death for trafficking 17 children in the 1990s, reigniting a nationwide discussion on child trafficking in China. Despite significant progress in the fight against human trafficking, the scars of past crimes linger, while troubling new schemes start to emerge. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Jiang Tao delves into why the case of Yu Huaying still resonates so deeply today—and what steps are needed to prevent further tragedies. Thu, 31 Oct 2024 11:28:00 GMT 1_2713676 As the world experiences rapid change and increasing uncertainty, the need for diverse and multilateral voices has never been more evident. This week, Chinese President Xi Jinping traveled to Kazan for the 16th BRICS Summit, engaging with leaders from developing countries and emerging economies. In this episode, CGTN reporter Zhao Yunfei shares his insights into how President Xi's visit could strengthen global security and elevate the voices of Global South nations in international discussions. As the world experie... false 914 full As the world experiences rapid change and increasing uncertainty, the need for diverse and multilateral voices has never been more evident. This week, Chinese President Xi Jinping traveled to Kazan for the 16th BRICS Summit, engaging with leaders from developing countries and emerging economies. In this episode, CGTN reporter Zhao Yunfei shares his insights into how President Xi's visit could strengthen global security and elevate the voices of Global South nations in international discussions. Thu, 24 Oct 2024 15:44:00 GMT 1_2713606 China is paying greater attention to the growing local government debt that has reached critical levels. In 2024, central authorities allocated 1.2 trillion yuan to tackle the issue, while a dozen heavily indebted provinces and municipalities have suspended infrastructure projects. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan joins us to examine the root causes of this mounting debt and explore potential new economic drivers that could help these regions reduce their reliance on infrastructure investment. China is paying grea... false 942 full China is paying greater attention to the growing local government debt that has reached critical levels. In 2024, central authorities allocated 1.2 trillion yuan to tackle the issue, while a dozen heavily indebted provinces and municipalities have suspended infrastructure projects. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan joins us to examine the root causes of this mounting debt and explore potential new economic drivers that could help these regions reduce their reliance on infrastructure investment. Thu, 17 Oct 2024 10:15:00 GMT 1_2713541 This past National Day holiday was more than just a busy time for tourism. China's real estate market also saw a remarkable surge in sales following a slew of stimulus packages. How likely will the growth maintain its momentum? CGTN reporter Sun Ye joins this episode to discuss the recent surge in China’s property market. This past National D... false 877 full This past National Day holiday was more than just a busy time for tourism. China's real estate market also saw a remarkable surge in sales following a slew of stimulus packages. How likely will the growth maintain its momentum? CGTN reporter Sun Ye joins this episode to discuss the recent surge in China’s property market. Sat, 12 Oct 2024 10:53:00 GMT 1_2713491 Fear has gripped Lebanon after thousands of pagers, walkie-talkies, and other electronic devices were turned into explosives. While conspiracy theories swirl about how these everyday products were weaponized, a deeper, more widespread concern is emerging—one that extends beyond Lebanon's borders. Once trust in the global supply chain is broken, how secure can people feel when making international procurements? Fear has gripped Leb... false 770 full Fear has gripped Lebanon after thousands of pagers, walkie-talkies, and other electronic devices were turned into explosives. While conspiracy theories swirl about how these everyday products were weaponized, a deeper, more widespread concern is emerging—one that extends beyond Lebanon's borders. Once trust in the global supply chain is broken, how secure can people feel when making international procurements? Sat, 05 Oct 2024 14:23:00 GMT 1_2713430 South Korean police are investigating hundreds of cases involving deepfake pornography, where the faces of real women and girls are digitally superimposed onto other bodies without their knowledge or consent. This week, reporter Lee Jungjoo from South Korea’s largest English-language daily - The Korea Herald joins us to delve into the rising fears surrounding deepfakes in the country, the devastating effects the case is having on minors, and what steps can be taken to prevent such violations in the future. South Korean police ... false 1049 full South Korean police are investigating hundreds of cases involving deepfake pornography, where the faces of real women and girls are digitally superimposed onto other bodies without their knowledge or consent. This week, reporter Lee Jungjoo from South Korea’s largest English-language daily - The Korea Herald joins us to delve into the rising fears surrounding deepfakes in the country, the devastating effects the case is having on minors, and what steps can be taken to prevent such violations in the future. Wed, 25 Sep 2024 08:34:00 GMT 1_2713311 Amid growing global uncertainty, the Xiangshan Forum convened in Beijing, bringing together 1,800 experts and military representatives from over 100 countries and international organizations to discuss solutions to some of the world’s most pressing security challenges. In this episode, CGTN reporter Zhao Yunfei joins us to explore the impact of the forum and to unpack the Chinese philosophy on security that underpins these discussions. Amid growing global ... false 1249 full Amid growing global uncertainty, the Xiangshan Forum convened in Beijing, bringing together 1,800 experts and military representatives from over 100 countries and international organizations to discuss solutions to some of the world’s most pressing security challenges. In this episode, CGTN reporter Zhao Yunfei joins us to explore the impact of the forum and to unpack the Chinese philosophy on security that underpins these discussions. Thu, 19 Sep 2024 11:05:00 GMT 1_2713255 This year, the launch of the latest iPhone coincided with a new product release from another tech giant—Huawei. Despite nearly 90% of smartphones sold in China being from domestic brands, Apple continues to hold over half of the market share for smartphones priced above $600, though with a slight decline in the 1st and the 2nd quarter this year. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Feng Yushun joins us to discuss strategies for global tech giants to secure a foothold in China’s expanding consumer electronics market. This year, the launc... false 1124 full This year, the launch of the latest iPhone coincided with a new product release from another tech giant—Huawei. Despite nearly 90% of smartphones sold in China being from domestic brands, Apple continues to hold over half of the market share for smartphones priced above $600, though with a slight decline in the 1st and the 2nd quarter this year. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Feng Yushun joins us to discuss strategies for global tech giants to secure a foothold in China’s expanding consumer electronics market. Sat, 14 Sep 2024 15:33:00 GMT 1_2713220 In 2022, Africa's external debt reached $655.6 billion, with less than 10% owed to China. Despite this, Western lenders—who account for over 35% of Africa’s debt and typically charge double the interest rates—are often left out of the narrative. Instead, Western media continues to blame Chinese investments for a so-called "debt trap". But what’s the real story behind China's involvement in Africa? CGTN Radio reporter Gao Junya, who spent five years working across the continent, shares firsthand insights into the impact of Chinese investment on Africa's development. In 2022, Africa's ex... false 1368 full In 2022, Africa's external debt reached $655.6 billion, with less than 10% owed to China. Despite this, Western lenders—who account for over 35% of Africa’s debt and typically charge double the interest rates—are often left out of the narrative. Instead, Western media continues to blame Chinese investments for a so-called "debt trap". But what’s the real story behind China's involvement in Africa? CGTN Radio reporter Gao Junya, who spent five years working across the continent, shares firsthand insights into the impact of Chinese investment on Africa's development. Sat, 07 Sep 2024 15:17:00 GMT 1_2713155 As one of the most highly anticipated games of the year, Black Myth: WuKong – China’s first AAA video game – has achieved remarkable success, selling 10 million copies within just three days and positioning itself to become one of the best-selling video games of all time. Host Li Yunqi is leading the conversation for this episode to share his perspective on why it took so long to see a AAA game from China, and the impact of Black Myth: WuKong to the world’s gaming industry. As one of the most h... false 1686 full As one of the most highly anticipated games of the year, Black Myth: WuKong – China’s first AAA video game – has achieved remarkable success, selling 10 million copies within just three days and positioning itself to become one of the best-selling video games of all time. Host Li Yunqi is leading the conversation for this episode to share his perspective on why it took so long to see a AAA game from China, and the impact of Black Myth: WuKong to the world’s gaming industry. Fri, 30 Aug 2024 11:46:00 GMT 1_2713076 China has launched a significant crackdown on what it describes as "toxic" celebrity culture while celebrating its athletes' best performance at an overseas Olympic Games. The focus is on aggressive fans who took to social media to attack and spread rumors about the nation's Olympians during the Paris 2024. In this episode, Sideline Story host Fu Yu joins us to delve into the rise of China's sports fandom, how it spiraled into harmful behavior, and what steps can be taken to cool it down. China has launched a... false 1048 full China has launched a significant crackdown on what it describes as "toxic" celebrity culture while celebrating its athletes' best performance at an overseas Olympic Games. The focus is on aggressive fans who took to social media to attack and spread rumors about the nation's Olympians during the Paris 2024. In this episode, Sideline Story host Fu Yu joins us to delve into the rise of China's sports fandom, how it spiraled into harmful behavior, and what steps can be taken to cool it down. Fri, 23 Aug 2024 17:00:00 GMT 1_2713005 The U.S. has cast a shadow over Chinese swimmers, raising yet unproven allegations of doping. But new questions are surfacing about the integrity of U.S. athletes and their own alleged use of banned substances. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Xu Yawen uncovers the truth behind the U.S. doping narrative. The U.S. has cast a ... false 1498 full The U.S. has cast a shadow over Chinese swimmers, raising yet unproven allegations of doping. But new questions are surfacing about the integrity of U.S. athletes and their own alleged use of banned substances. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Xu Yawen uncovers the truth behind the U.S. doping narrative. Fri, 16 Aug 2024 11:08:00 GMT 1_2712938 Despite challenges like doping allegations amplified by the U.S., Team China achieved its best-ever results at an overseas Olympiad. More importantly, the new generation of Chinese athletes showcased something that the nation has long awaited. Sideline Story host Fu Yu joins Deep Dive to explore the spirit and style young Chinese athletes have presented and discuss how the country can build on its recent successes. Despite challenges l... false 1058 full Despite challenges like doping allegations amplified by the U.S., Team China achieved its best-ever results at an overseas Olympiad. More importantly, the new generation of Chinese athletes showcased something that the nation has long awaited. Sideline Story host Fu Yu joins Deep Dive to explore the spirit and style young Chinese athletes have presented and discuss how the country can build on its recent successes. Mon, 12 Aug 2024 11:07:00 GMT 1_2712871 Japanese pharmaceutical giant Kobayashi is at the center of a health scare with over 100 deaths reported potentially linked to its health supplements with red yeast rice, or beni-koji. CMG Tokyo correspondent Xin Lei joins Deep Dive to unravel the causes of Kobayashi’s “death scandal” and what it tells us about Japan’s manufacturing. Japanese pharmaceuti... false 1069 full Japanese pharmaceutical giant Kobayashi is at the center of a health scare with over 100 deaths reported potentially linked to its health supplements with red yeast rice, or beni-koji. CMG Tokyo correspondent Xin Lei joins Deep Dive to unravel the causes of Kobayashi’s “death scandal” and what it tells us about Japan’s manufacturing. Tue, 06 Aug 2024 09:57:00 GMT 1_2712813 When homes are destroyed and starvation is prevalent, an English teacher has built schools on top of the rubble in war-ravaged Gaza, turning parachutes from aid drops into classroom shelters to ensure that local children can continue their education. In this special episode, Ahmed Riziq, founder of an education project Gaza Great Minds, shares his story from the north of Gaza. When homes are destr... false 1658 full When homes are destroyed and starvation is prevalent, an English teacher has built schools on top of the rubble in war-ravaged Gaza, turning parachutes from aid drops into classroom shelters to ensure that local children can continue their education. In this special episode, Ahmed Riziq, founder of an education project Gaza Great Minds, shares his story from the north of Gaza. Fri, 02 Aug 2024 09:20:00 GMT 1_2712783 What is it like to raise and harvest fish and shrimp on the breathtaking altitudes of Xizang, also known as Tibet? CGTN reporter Guo Tianqi visited a fishing farm in Linzhi City and shares the story of how this remote region is cultivating top-quality shrimp and fish with the assistance of Guangdong Province along with her observation about China’s Pairing-up Assistance Program. What is it like to r... false 1083 full What is it like to raise and harvest fish and shrimp on the breathtaking altitudes of Xizang, also known as Tibet? CGTN reporter Guo Tianqi visited a fishing farm in Linzhi City and shares the story of how this remote region is cultivating top-quality shrimp and fish with the assistance of Guangdong Province along with her observation about China’s Pairing-up Assistance Program. Wed, 24 Jul 2024 11:25:00 GMT 1_2712680 Here is a chance for a glimpse into the development path of the world's second-largest economy in the years to come. The world is watching the 3rd plenary session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and its communiqué mapping out the country’s blueprint. CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu brings first-hand information of China’s reform agenda and economic policy as well as their far-reaching impacts on the country and beyond. Here is a chance for... false 1215 full Here is a chance for a glimpse into the development path of the world's second-largest economy in the years to come. The world is watching the 3rd plenary session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and its communiqué mapping out the country’s blueprint. CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu brings first-hand information of China’s reform agenda and economic policy as well as their far-reaching impacts on the country and beyond. Thu, 18 Jul 2024 15:10:00 GMT 1_2712623 The U.S. alleges it has been targeted by a “China-backed Volt Typhoon” hacking group, while China has dismissed it as another lie by Washington to deceive its own Congress and taxpayers. In this episode, CGTN reporter Han Peng unravels what the U.S. tries to achieve with their Volt Typhoon action. The U.S. alleges it ... false 821 full The U.S. alleges it has been targeted by a “China-backed Volt Typhoon” hacking group, while China has dismissed it as another lie by Washington to deceive its own Congress and taxpayers. In this episode, CGTN reporter Han Peng unravels what the U.S. tries to achieve with their Volt Typhoon action. Fri, 12 Jul 2024 09:57:00 GMT 1_2712560 In a world where some are served by AI home appliances while others have never used the Internet, a question is too big to ignore: can the least developed areas have their fair share of AI? As this year’s World AI Conference is set to open in Shanghai, Dou Hongyu speaks to a young Tanzanian devoted to his country’s AI development and joins Deep Dive to unravel the African country’s ambitions for AI. In a world where som... false 1146 full In a world where some are served by AI home appliances while others have never used the Internet, a question is too big to ignore: can the least developed areas have their fair share of AI? As this year’s World AI Conference is set to open in Shanghai, Dou Hongyu speaks to a young Tanzanian devoted to his country’s AI development and joins Deep Dive to unravel the African country’s ambitions for AI. Wed, 03 Jul 2024 10:06:00 GMT 1_2712452 A century ago, Kuliang in southeast China emerged as a hub for early cultural exchanges between China and the U.S. Today, it continues to inspire cross-cultural interactions between the two countries. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Liu Yushan shares heartfelt stories from both the past and present, highlighting how these narratives foster mutual understanding and strengthen the bonds between the two nations. A century ago, Kulia... false 1233 full A century ago, Kuliang in southeast China emerged as a hub for early cultural exchanges between China and the U.S. Today, it continues to inspire cross-cultural interactions between the two countries. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Liu Yushan shares heartfelt stories from both the past and present, highlighting how these narratives foster mutual understanding and strengthen the bonds between the two nations. Sat, 29 Jun 2024 13:41:00 GMT 1_2712414 When Team China struggles in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, the village super league in Rongjiang, Guizhou province in southwest China continues to prosper. Surrounded by farms and mountains, the grassroot tournament has become a national sensation for over a year. In this unique tournament, winners take home livestock instead of trophies. CGTN reporter Li Jingjing joins this episode to share the excitement of these amateur-level football games and how the league's fame has transformed many local lives. When Team China stru... false 1512 full When Team China struggles in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, the village super league in Rongjiang, Guizhou province in southwest China continues to prosper. Surrounded by farms and mountains, the grassroot tournament has become a national sensation for over a year. In this unique tournament, winners take home livestock instead of trophies. CGTN reporter Li Jingjing joins this episode to share the excitement of these amateur-level football games and how the league's fame has transformed many local lives. Fri, 21 Jun 2024 13:14:00 GMT 1_2712324 The number of marathon events is growing rapidly in China, yet still cannot keep up with the even faster-growing number of runners. CGTN Radio reporter Jiang Tao explores the rising popularity and economic impact of marathons in China, the future prospects of this burgeoning sport, and whether it can sustain its rapid growth. The number of marath... false 1018 full The number of marathon events is growing rapidly in China, yet still cannot keep up with the even faster-growing number of runners. CGTN Radio reporter Jiang Tao explores the rising popularity and economic impact of marathons in China, the future prospects of this burgeoning sport, and whether it can sustain its rapid growth. Sat, 15 Jun 2024 14:43:00 GMT 1_2712265 After restoring the habitat and population of wild Asian elephants, villagers in Xishuangbanna in South China have adapted to live peacefully with wildlife, sometimes even returning parts of their homeland to nature. Ahead of World Environment Day, CGTN Radio reporter Heyang recounts her safari journey to Xishuangbanna, Yunnan province, sharing her observations of local efforts to restore the environment and pursue harmony with nature. After restoring the ... false 1223 full After restoring the habitat and population of wild Asian elephants, villagers in Xishuangbanna in South China have adapted to live peacefully with wildlife, sometimes even returning parts of their homeland to nature. Ahead of World Environment Day, CGTN Radio reporter Heyang recounts her safari journey to Xishuangbanna, Yunnan province, sharing her observations of local efforts to restore the environment and pursue harmony with nature. Tue, 04 Jun 2024 12:11:00 GMT 1_2712091 In May, the US government quadrupled its import duties on Chinese EVs, but the question remains: is this measure sufficient for America to close the gap in the electric vehicle race? In this week’s episode, commentator and comedian Lee Camp offers his insights into the challenges hindering the development of the US EV industry. In May, the US gover... false 802 full In May, the US government quadrupled its import duties on Chinese EVs, but the question remains: is this measure sufficient for America to close the gap in the electric vehicle race? In this week’s episode, commentator and comedian Lee Camp offers his insights into the challenges hindering the development of the US EV industry. Fri, 31 May 2024 11:43:00 GMT 1_2712049 A dark chapter in the history of Xizang, or Tibet, is still remembered. What kind of life did an overwhelming majority of local people have to endure under a near-slavery system? In this episode, CGTN reporter Mi Sutong shares the poignant stories of two serf families from the roof of the world. A dark chapter in th... false 1450 full A dark chapter in the history of Xizang, or Tibet, is still remembered. What kind of life did an overwhelming majority of local people have to endure under a near-slavery system? In this episode, CGTN reporter Mi Sutong shares the poignant stories of two serf families from the roof of the world. Thu, 23 May 2024 13:04:00 GMT 1_2711959 Long before the Paris Olympics kicks off, groundwork for the mega sports event is already underway in the city of Yiwu in eastern China, also known as “the world’s supermarket”. In this episode, content creator Rafael Saavedra shares his travel experience in Yiwu, shedding light on how the seemingly insignificant trinkets not only influence major global events but also weave into the fabric of our day-to-day lives. Long before the Pari... false 1277 full Long before the Paris Olympics kicks off, groundwork for the mega sports event is already underway in the city of Yiwu in eastern China, also known as “the world’s supermarket”. In this episode, content creator Rafael Saavedra shares his travel experience in Yiwu, shedding light on how the seemingly insignificant trinkets not only influence major global events but also weave into the fabric of our day-to-day lives. Sun, 12 May 2024 15:56:00 GMT 1_2711849 The surge in Hong Kong travelers visiting Shenzhen and numerous other mainland cities has sparked extensive discussions. In this episode, CGTN reporter Zhu Zhu offers her insights into why more Hongkongers are opting for spontaneous getaways in the mainland, as well as what this trend signifies for one of the world’s largest bay areas. The surge in Hong Ko... false 860 full The surge in Hong Kong travelers visiting Shenzhen and numerous other mainland cities has sparked extensive discussions. In this episode, CGTN reporter Zhu Zhu offers her insights into why more Hongkongers are opting for spontaneous getaways in the mainland, as well as what this trend signifies for one of the world’s largest bay areas. Sun, 05 May 2024 03:54:00 GMT 1_2711748 The development of renewable energies, such as solar photovoltaic (PV), in China's western regions has not only paved the way for sustainable development but has also created a new driver for export. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Xu Yawen sheds light on the positive transformations brought about by clean energy in Xinjiang, the pressing need for the world to intensify efforts in promoting renewable power, and the outlook for the demand and supply of green energy in the years to come. The development of r... false 1129 full The development of renewable energies, such as solar photovoltaic (PV), in China's western regions has not only paved the way for sustainable development but has also created a new driver for export. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Xu Yawen sheds light on the positive transformations brought about by clean energy in Xinjiang, the pressing need for the world to intensify efforts in promoting renewable power, and the outlook for the demand and supply of green energy in the years to come. Sat, 27 Apr 2024 11:36:00 GMT 1_2711679 With an expanding consumer market in China, Tanzania and Zambia are capitalizing on the opportunity to diversify their economic portfolios by meeting the increasing demand from Chinese consumers. In this special episode, two distinguished guests - Mayor Abdallah Mtinika of Temeke, Tanzania, and Mayor Constance Muleabai of Livingstone, Zambia - share their insights into their respective countries' efforts to broaden their economic horizons beyond mineral exports. They were attending the 4th China International Consumer Products Expo in Hainan. With an expanding co... false 765 full With an expanding consumer market in China, Tanzania and Zambia are capitalizing on the opportunity to diversify their economic portfolios by meeting the increasing demand from Chinese consumers. In this special episode, two distinguished guests - Mayor Abdallah Mtinika of Temeke, Tanzania, and Mayor Constance Muleabai of Livingstone, Zambia - share their insights into their respective countries' efforts to broaden their economic horizons beyond mineral exports. They were attending the 4th China International Consumer Products Expo in Hainan. Thu, 18 Apr 2024 14:47:00 GMT 1_2711584 In a remarkable move, Xiaomi has ventured into the automotive sector by unveiling its inaugural electric car model in a mere three years. This not only signifies a stride for the Chinese consumer tech giant but also sets the stage for heightened competition in China's EV market and beyond. CGTN tech reporter Zhao Chenchen joins this episode as we delve into the implications and potential ramifications of Xiaomi's foray into the automotive industry. In a remarkable move... false 1027 full In a remarkable move, Xiaomi has ventured into the automotive sector by unveiling its inaugural electric car model in a mere three years. This not only signifies a stride for the Chinese consumer tech giant but also sets the stage for heightened competition in China's EV market and beyond. CGTN tech reporter Zhao Chenchen joins this episode as we delve into the implications and potential ramifications of Xiaomi's foray into the automotive industry. Tue, 09 Apr 2024 10:45:00 GMT 1_2711484 Since Hong Kong's return to China in 1997, there has been a constitutional obligation to enact a national security law. This legal gap was finally addressed earlier this month. However, the legislation has faced criticism from Western nations. CGTN reporter Cen Ziyuan joins this episode to explain Article 23 and its implications for the special administrative region. Since Hong Kong's re... false 934 full Since Hong Kong's return to China in 1997, there has been a constitutional obligation to enact a national security law. This legal gap was finally addressed earlier this month. However, the legislation has faced criticism from Western nations. CGTN reporter Cen Ziyuan joins this episode to explain Article 23 and its implications for the special administrative region. Fri, 29 Mar 2024 11:36:00 GMT 1_2711395 On March 11, the mutilated body of a 13-year-old student was discovered buried in an abandoned vegetable greenhouse. Many are hoping for harsh penalties for the three suspects, yet considering their ages, will the underage offenders receive a sentence as heavy as the public wants? CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu joins this episode to unravel the murder case and share her views about how China’s legal system could better safeguard minors. On March 11, the mut... false 1125 full On March 11, the mutilated body of a 13-year-old student was discovered buried in an abandoned vegetable greenhouse. Many are hoping for harsh penalties for the three suspects, yet considering their ages, will the underage offenders receive a sentence as heavy as the public wants? CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu joins this episode to unravel the murder case and share her views about how China’s legal system could better safeguard minors. Sun, 24 Mar 2024 13:16:00 GMT 1_2711337 Chinese director Zhang Yimou’s latest film has unexpectedly sparked widespread awareness of self-defense rights. Some law experts also suggest the movie may have the potential to shape China's legislative agenda. CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu joins this episode to uncover the film's impact and its implications for the future of Chinese law. Chinese director Zha... false 984 full Chinese director Zhang Yimou’s latest film has unexpectedly sparked widespread awareness of self-defense rights. Some law experts also suggest the movie may have the potential to shape China's legislative agenda. CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu joins this episode to uncover the film's impact and its implications for the future of Chinese law. Sun, 17 Mar 2024 09:22:00 GMT 1_2711239 A new wave of industrial transformation has led to a surge in demand for skilled workers in the manufacturing sector. CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu joins this episode to discuss the proposals put forward by China's national lawmakers, and explore why it's crucial for the vocational education system to keep pace with this demand. A new wave of indust... false 1095 full A new wave of industrial transformation has led to a surge in demand for skilled workers in the manufacturing sector. CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu joins this episode to discuss the proposals put forward by China's national lawmakers, and explore why it's crucial for the vocational education system to keep pace with this demand. Sun, 10 Mar 2024 13:56:00 GMT 1_2711096 Accompanying the transformations brought by generative AI are concerns about the credibility of the information we consume, the proliferation of deep fakes, and heightened fears of job displacement. CGTN reporter Yang Chengxi joins this episode to discuss the innovations brought by generative AIs and how we should balance our interaction with them. Accompanying the tra... false 1232 full Accompanying the transformations brought by generative AI are concerns about the credibility of the information we consume, the proliferation of deep fakes, and heightened fears of job displacement. CGTN reporter Yang Chengxi joins this episode to discuss the innovations brought by generative AIs and how we should balance our interaction with them. Mon, 04 Mar 2024 10:30:00 GMT 1_2711016 Wrapping up a tropical Chinese New Year holiday seems to be more challenging than starting it. This year, it was even harder for those who left Hainan after the Spring Festival holiday. CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan joins this episode to delve into the transport limitations on the island and explore how the future free trade port can improve its transport system. Wrapping up a tropic... false 1219 full Wrapping up a tropical Chinese New Year holiday seems to be more challenging than starting it. This year, it was even harder for those who left Hainan after the Spring Festival holiday. CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan joins this episode to delve into the transport limitations on the island and explore how the future free trade port can improve its transport system. Sat, 24 Feb 2024 04:06:00 GMT 1_2710882 While the number of Chinese international students considering the U.S. as a destination has been declining, American immigration officers have not made it easy for those who still have an interest. CGTN Radio reporter Liu Yushan joins this episode to uncover the unjust treatment Chinese students face at the border, and how it’ll affect people-to-people exchanges between China and the US. While the number of ... false 1108 full While the number of Chinese international students considering the U.S. as a destination has been declining, American immigration officers have not made it easy for those who still have an interest. CGTN Radio reporter Liu Yushan joins this episode to uncover the unjust treatment Chinese students face at the border, and how it’ll affect people-to-people exchanges between China and the US. Fri, 16 Feb 2024 03:58:00 GMT 1_2710718 Whether embraced or resisted, the rise of ready-made foods is undeniable, with increasing sales and a notable presence on Chinese New Year’s dinner tables. CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu joins this episode to delve into the implications of this trend on how we honor and celebrate our cultural heritage. Whether embraced or ... false 1240 full Whether embraced or resisted, the rise of ready-made foods is undeniable, with increasing sales and a notable presence on Chinese New Year’s dinner tables. CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu joins this episode to delve into the implications of this trend on how we honor and celebrate our cultural heritage. Sun, 11 Feb 2024 00:00:00 GMT 1_2710681 China and the U.S. have jointly launched a counter-narcotics working group to address the fentanyl crisis, a synthetic opioid that has become the leading cause of overdose deaths in the United States. CGTN reporter Zhou Jiaxin joins this episode to discuss the root causes of the deadly drug, and how they could be resolved. China and the U.S. h... false 911 full China and the U.S. have jointly launched a counter-narcotics working group to address the fentanyl crisis, a synthetic opioid that has become the leading cause of overdose deaths in the United States. CGTN reporter Zhou Jiaxin joins this episode to discuss the root causes of the deadly drug, and how they could be resolved. Sun, 04 Feb 2024 09:31:00 GMT 1_2710615 Over the ten-year period ending in 2023, more than 100-thousand Chinese individuals have left their homes for the country’s westernmost region – Xinjiang. On top of the evident transformations, the autonomous region is positioned to continue benefiting from the country’s strategy as a pivotal regional hub. CGTN Radio reporter Xu Yawen joins this episode to share her travel experiences and thoughts about the region. Over the ten-year pe... false 1382 full Over the ten-year period ending in 2023, more than 100-thousand Chinese individuals have left their homes for the country’s westernmost region – Xinjiang. On top of the evident transformations, the autonomous region is positioned to continue benefiting from the country’s strategy as a pivotal regional hub. CGTN Radio reporter Xu Yawen joins this episode to share her travel experiences and thoughts about the region. Sun, 28 Jan 2024 14:15:00 GMT 1_2710535 This winter, Harbin has captured the world's attention with an unprecedented travel rush, sparking discussions and engagements across social media platforms and even drawing the interest of global tourism professionals. CGTN Radio reporter Dong Hongyu joins this episode to discuss the secrets behind Harbin’s sudden rise to fame and its implications for the long-term development of China’s northeast. This winter, Harbin ... false 1364 full This winter, Harbin has captured the world's attention with an unprecedented travel rush, sparking discussions and engagements across social media platforms and even drawing the interest of global tourism professionals. CGTN Radio reporter Dong Hongyu joins this episode to discuss the secrets behind Harbin’s sudden rise to fame and its implications for the long-term development of China’s northeast. Sun, 21 Jan 2024 13:51:00 GMT 1_2710465 An anti-corruption documentary has shed light on the under-the-table dealings in China’s football industry. Among the numerous convicted figures, Li Tie, the former head coach of the Chinese men's football national team, is at the center of the investigation. CGTN Radio reporter Ding Heng joins this episode to discuss the pervasive nature of corruption among footballers and its implications for the entire football industry. An anti-corruption d... false 1585 full An anti-corruption documentary has shed light on the under-the-table dealings in China’s football industry. Among the numerous convicted figures, Li Tie, the former head coach of the Chinese men's football national team, is at the center of the investigation. CGTN Radio reporter Ding Heng joins this episode to discuss the pervasive nature of corruption among footballers and its implications for the entire football industry. Sun, 14 Jan 2024 13:53:00 GMT 1_2710382 Amidst the festive celebrations, the crackling noise of fireworks can evoke different reactions. For some, they are an integral part of traditional festivities, while for others, they disrupt the peace of the night and pose safety and environmental hazards. A recent statement from China’s top legislature has intensified the debate on fireworks. CGTN Radio reporter Liu Yushan joins this episode to delve into the arguments from both sides and discuss how we should balance between the environment and festive celebrations. Amidst the festive c... false 1316 full Amidst the festive celebrations, the crackling noise of fireworks can evoke different reactions. For some, they are an integral part of traditional festivities, while for others, they disrupt the peace of the night and pose safety and environmental hazards. A recent statement from China’s top legislature has intensified the debate on fireworks. CGTN Radio reporter Liu Yushan joins this episode to delve into the arguments from both sides and discuss how we should balance between the environment and festive celebrations. Sun, 07 Jan 2024 13:43:00 GMT 1_2710321 The world has been mired in uncertainties in 2023. Problems such as economic recession, extreme weather conditions, and political turmoil emerged one after another, creating huge challenges and troubles for humanity. People feel the urgent need to find some certainty and a way forward. In this special edition, we will recount some major events that took place over the past year that are still casting significant influence on world affairs and our lives. The world has been m... false 1477 full The world has been mired in uncertainties in 2023. Problems such as economic recession, extreme weather conditions, and political turmoil emerged one after another, creating huge challenges and troubles for humanity. People feel the urgent need to find some certainty and a way forward. In this special edition, we will recount some major events that took place over the past year that are still casting significant influence on world affairs and our lives. Fri, 29 Dec 2023 11:44:00 GMT 1_2710246 The whirlwind involving the popular e-commerce platform Oriental Selection and its popular live-streamer Dong Yuhui has finally come to an end. But questions remain: what lesson can this incident teach other companies in the sector? Is it time for live-streaming firms to reduce reliance on the "star-oriented" business model? Find answers in this week’s episode of Deep Dive. The whirlwind involv... false 1716 full The whirlwind involving the popular e-commerce platform Oriental Selection and its popular live-streamer Dong Yuhui has finally come to an end. But questions remain: what lesson can this incident teach other companies in the sector? Is it time for live-streaming firms to reduce reliance on the "star-oriented" business model? Find answers in this week’s episode of Deep Dive. Fri, 22 Dec 2023 11:38:00 GMT 1_2710164 When speaking of Israel and Palestine, you’ve probably seen a photo of a tall concrete wall covered with graffiti. This wall is part of a barrier Israel began constructing more than 20 years ago to separate its territory from the West Bank, which is partly controlled by the Palestinian Authority. Since the outbreak of the latest conflict between Israel and Hamas on October 7, what has happened to this area? We are joined by CGTN reporter Huang Yue, who recently traveled to the West Bank. When speaking of Isr... false 1625 full When speaking of Israel and Palestine, you’ve probably seen a photo of a tall concrete wall covered with graffiti. This wall is part of a barrier Israel began constructing more than 20 years ago to separate its territory from the West Bank, which is partly controlled by the Palestinian Authority. Since the outbreak of the latest conflict between Israel and Hamas on October 7, what has happened to this area? We are joined by CGTN reporter Huang Yue, who recently traveled to the West Bank. Wed, 20 Dec 2023 02:17:00 GMT 1_2710126 Investors are keeping a close eye on a pivotal year-end meeting in China, eagerly seeking insights into the country's policy and reform agenda. As China has been striving to regain economic growth in 2023, a crucial question arises: What has been the overall economic performance during this pivotal period? Furthermore, how does China plan to navigate the economic challenges that lie ahead in the coming year? CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu joins this episode to delve into these inquiries. Investors are keepin... false 1375 full Investors are keeping a close eye on a pivotal year-end meeting in China, eagerly seeking insights into the country's policy and reform agenda. As China has been striving to regain economic growth in 2023, a crucial question arises: What has been the overall economic performance during this pivotal period? Furthermore, how does China plan to navigate the economic challenges that lie ahead in the coming year? CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu joins this episode to delve into these inquiries. Tue, 12 Dec 2023 15:48:00 GMT 1_2710023 The UN climate talks in Dubai have placed significant emphasis on the role of the transport sector in achieving climate goals, and electric vehicles have emerged as a crucial tool in the global efforts to phase out fossil fuels. In the first half of 2023, 55% of the world’s EV sales occurred in the Chinese mainland. Chinese carmakers are also expanding their presence in the global EV market. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Li Yunqi sheds light on how China has become an EV powerhouse and explores the green potentials of electric cars. The UN climate talks... false 1228 full The UN climate talks in Dubai have placed significant emphasis on the role of the transport sector in achieving climate goals, and electric vehicles have emerged as a crucial tool in the global efforts to phase out fossil fuels. In the first half of 2023, 55% of the world’s EV sales occurred in the Chinese mainland. Chinese carmakers are also expanding their presence in the global EV market. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Li Yunqi sheds light on how China has become an EV powerhouse and explores the green potentials of electric cars. Fri, 08 Dec 2023 14:25:00 GMT 1_2709953 As China grapples with the onset of the flu season, many children have been affected, putting the country’s medical system, especially pediatrics departments in northern regions, under great pressure. What is causing the surge in respiratory infections among children this year? Is there something more concerning than usual? And how to cope with respiratory infections in the aftermath of COVID? We spoke with CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan in this episode. As China grapples wi... false 1202 full As China grapples with the onset of the flu season, many children have been affected, putting the country’s medical system, especially pediatrics departments in northern regions, under great pressure. What is causing the surge in respiratory infections among children this year? Is there something more concerning than usual? And how to cope with respiratory infections in the aftermath of COVID? We spoke with CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan in this episode. Thu, 30 Nov 2023 10:47:00 GMT 1_2709806 The largest armed conflict since 2015 has erupted in northern Myanmar’s Kokang region. This time, the ethnic armed groups launched their offensives with an unusual goal –cracking down on online scamming centers. What changes do they aim to bring to Kokang? How will the conflict reshape the political and economic landscape in the region bordering China? CGTN Radio host Su Yi joins Deep Dive to unravel the history of conflicts in northern Myanmar. The largest armed co... false 1099 full The largest armed conflict since 2015 has erupted in northern Myanmar’s Kokang region. This time, the ethnic armed groups launched their offensives with an unusual goal –cracking down on online scamming centers. What changes do they aim to bring to Kokang? How will the conflict reshape the political and economic landscape in the region bordering China? CGTN Radio host Su Yi joins Deep Dive to unravel the history of conflicts in northern Myanmar. Fri, 24 Nov 2023 10:16:00 GMT 1_2709716 Chinese President Xi Jinping is on a historic visit to San Francisco for a summit with U.S. President Joe Biden and the annual meetings of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum. In this episode, we delve into the key discussions between the two leaders, analyzing the implications for economies across the Asia Pacific region. CGTN America journalist Mark Niu joins us from San Francisco to provide insights into the intricacies of these high-stakes talks and offer a glimpse into the potential future landscape of China-US relations. Chinese President Xi... false 1376 full Chinese President Xi Jinping is on a historic visit to San Francisco for a summit with U.S. President Joe Biden and the annual meetings of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum. In this episode, we delve into the key discussions between the two leaders, analyzing the implications for economies across the Asia Pacific region. CGTN America journalist Mark Niu joins us from San Francisco to provide insights into the intricacies of these high-stakes talks and offer a glimpse into the potential future landscape of China-US relations. Fri, 17 Nov 2023 10:14:00 GMT 1_2709633 Apart from the traditional family photo of Asia-Pacific leaders, APEC is also known for pioneering free trade frameworks around the world. One example is in the electronics industry, where world leaders agreed to reduce tariffs on products like semiconductors, ensuring that the technology could be accessible to all. But today, tariffs have crept back onto trade negotiation tables. Can APEC continue to be a pioneer in free trade? We have CGTN business reporter Zhu Zhu for this episode on the history of APEC and why free trade is important for every one of us. Apart from the tradi... false 956 full Apart from the traditional family photo of Asia-Pacific leaders, APEC is also known for pioneering free trade frameworks around the world. One example is in the electronics industry, where world leaders agreed to reduce tariffs on products like semiconductors, ensuring that the technology could be accessible to all. But today, tariffs have crept back onto trade negotiation tables. Can APEC continue to be a pioneer in free trade? We have CGTN business reporter Zhu Zhu for this episode on the history of APEC and why free trade is important for every one of us. Fri, 10 Nov 2023 02:00:00 GMT 1_2709556 Australian wine once represented over one-third of wine imports into the Chinese market, but only for a limited time. As Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is about to visit China and attend the opening ceremony of the 6th China International Import Expo, will Australian wine make a comeback in the Chinese market? Furthermore, how did Australian wine lose its market share in China to wines from other countries? This week, our former Australia correspondent, Fei Fei, delves into the challenging journey of Australian wines. Australian wine once... false 1405 full Australian wine once represented over one-third of wine imports into the Chinese market, but only for a limited time. As Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is about to visit China and attend the opening ceremony of the 6th China International Import Expo, will Australian wine make a comeback in the Chinese market? Furthermore, how did Australian wine lose its market share in China to wines from other countries? This week, our former Australia correspondent, Fei Fei, delves into the challenging journey of Australian wines. Fri, 03 Nov 2023 11:10:00 GMT 1_2709491 The Belt and Road Initiative has ushered in a transformative era of connectivity, with the network of railways linking Chinese and European cities emerging as a groundbreaking project. Today, an extensive web of rail lines seamlessly connects over 200 European cities to more than 100 Chinese ones. This intricate system facilitates the movement of a wide array of goods, ranging from auto parts to medical equipment. How did this China-Europe Railway Express become a reality? What does it mean for us to see a more connected Eurasian continent? The Belt and Road In... false 1069 full The Belt and Road Initiative has ushered in a transformative era of connectivity, with the network of railways linking Chinese and European cities emerging as a groundbreaking project. Today, an extensive web of rail lines seamlessly connects over 200 European cities to more than 100 Chinese ones. This intricate system facilitates the movement of a wide array of goods, ranging from auto parts to medical equipment. How did this China-Europe Railway Express become a reality? What does it mean for us to see a more connected Eurasian continent? Sun, 22 Oct 2023 10:00:00 GMT 1_2709363 Saudi Arabia holds great potential in developing the digital economy, according to a Chinese businessman. He says the prevalence of the digital economy in the country could be greater in about three to four years’ time as the kingdom is working to transform its economic foundations. In this process, China shares more than infrastructure development. In this episode, we spoke with CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu on Saudi Arabia’s digital economy initiatives and China’s current and future role. Also, as China marks the tenth anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative in Beijing this week, what will future cooperation between China and countries like Saudi Arabia look like? Saudi Arabia holds g... false 1146 full Saudi Arabia holds great potential in developing the digital economy, according to a Chinese businessman. He says the prevalence of the digital economy in the country could be greater in about three to four years’ time as the kingdom is working to transform its economic foundations. In this process, China shares more than infrastructure development. In this episode, we spoke with CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu on Saudi Arabia’s digital economy initiatives and China’s current and future role. Also, as China marks the tenth anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative in Beijing this week, what will future cooperation between China and countries like Saudi Arabia look like? Wed, 18 Oct 2023 10:28:00 GMT 1_2709334 Israel and Palestine have been embroiled in decades-long conflicts with no sign of hope for peace in the region. Over the past few days, the latest clashes between the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and Israel have caused around 10,000 deaths and injuries. Both sides accuse each other of committing inhuman crimes. In this week’s episode, we try to figure out the reasons for the deep-seated hatred and rivalry between the two sides, with CGTN Radio reporter Ding Heng. Live updates of the conflict: https://www.cgtn.com/special/Israel-at-war-as-Hamas-kills-over-100-in-a-surprise-attack.html Israel and Palestine... false 1269 full Israel and Palestine have been embroiled in decades-long conflicts with no sign of hope for peace in the region. Over the past few days, the latest clashes between the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and Israel have caused around 10,000 deaths and injuries. Both sides accuse each other of committing inhuman crimes. In this week’s episode, we try to figure out the reasons for the deep-seated hatred and rivalry between the two sides, with CGTN Radio reporter Ding Heng. Live updates of the conflict: https://www.cgtn.com/special/Israel-at-war-as-Hamas-kills-over-100-in-a-surprise-attack.html Thu, 12 Oct 2023 10:18:00 GMT 1_2709262 In Kenya, the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) is said to be a project that has changed everything. It runs faster than other road traffic and old railway lines and is also popular among travelers. It’s making the port of Mombasa cheaper, more convenient and a better choice for trade in East Africa. But according to Nairobi-based journalist Juliet Njau, people have realized that impacts from the SGR are more than just economical. So, in this episode of our special series “Road to a Bright Future”, we speak with Juliet Njau on how the SGR has been helping female workers in the country. In Kenya, the Mombas... false 663 full In Kenya, the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) is said to be a project that has changed everything. It runs faster than other road traffic and old railway lines and is also popular among travelers. It’s making the port of Mombasa cheaper, more convenient and a better choice for trade in East Africa. But according to Nairobi-based journalist Juliet Njau, people have realized that impacts from the SGR are more than just economical. So, in this episode of our special series “Road to a Bright Future”, we speak with Juliet Njau on how the SGR has been helping female workers in the country. Thu, 05 Oct 2023 10:00:00 GMT 1_2709125 Authorities in China and northern Myanmar have intensified their joint crackdown in response to the rampant spread of telecom and online fraud targeting Chinese citizens. Victims enticed by lucrative job opportunities abroad have tragically found themselves ensnared in remote locations, where they were coerced into participating in online scams. Why has northern Myanmar become a hotbed for online scams? Is it possible to resolve this issue once and for all? In this week’s episode, CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu elaborates on these questions. Authorities in China... false 1208 full Authorities in China and northern Myanmar have intensified their joint crackdown in response to the rampant spread of telecom and online fraud targeting Chinese citizens. Victims enticed by lucrative job opportunities abroad have tragically found themselves ensnared in remote locations, where they were coerced into participating in online scams. Why has northern Myanmar become a hotbed for online scams? Is it possible to resolve this issue once and for all? In this week’s episode, CGTN Radio reporter Dou Hongyu elaborates on these questions. Thu, 28 Sep 2023 09:29:00 GMT 1_2709131 The Hangzhou Asian Games opened over the weekend. Of all the games and sports stars, our attention is drawn to the young dancers who have become part of a sporting event for the first time in history. Breaking, or break dancing, is making this big breakthrough. Does it mean that street dancing is getting mainstream recognition? What distinguishes breaking from other street dances, making it a legit sport? And what motivated the organizers to invite young dancers to this multi-billion-dollar event? To shed light on these questions, we turn to CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan. The Hangzhou Asian G... false 1120 full The Hangzhou Asian Games opened over the weekend. Of all the games and sports stars, our attention is drawn to the young dancers who have become part of a sporting event for the first time in history. Breaking, or break dancing, is making this big breakthrough. Does it mean that street dancing is getting mainstream recognition? What distinguishes breaking from other street dances, making it a legit sport? And what motivated the organizers to invite young dancers to this multi-billion-dollar event? To shed light on these questions, we turn to CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan. Tue, 26 Sep 2023 09:48:00 GMT 1_2709102 China is estimated to have over 10 million patients with Alzheimer’s disease, accounting for a quarter of the world’s total. As society continues to age, there’s a dire need to understand and live with this now-incurable disease. What are the available treatments? How are family members coping with the disease? And what should we do at a younger age? To find answers to these questions, we have CGTN Radio reporter Yang Guang in this week’s episode. China is estimated t... false 1439 full China is estimated to have over 10 million patients with Alzheimer’s disease, accounting for a quarter of the world’s total. As society continues to age, there’s a dire need to understand and live with this now-incurable disease. What are the available treatments? How are family members coping with the disease? And what should we do at a younger age? To find answers to these questions, we have CGTN Radio reporter Yang Guang in this week’s episode. Thu, 21 Sep 2023 08:10:00 GMT 1_2709051 Seafood from Xinjiang? The news has been headlined across China over the past few weeks, and people are most curious whether they’re able to get a piece of Xinjiang-grown trout. No one expected an inland region like Xinjiang to produce seafood like shrimps, trout, crabs and lobsters like the coastal regions. What has made this possible? Who have been working to turn this into a reality? And does Xinjiang “seafood” taste as good? We find out the answers with CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan in this episode. Seafood from Xinjian... false 1172 full Seafood from Xinjiang? The news has been headlined across China over the past few weeks, and people are most curious whether they’re able to get a piece of Xinjiang-grown trout. No one expected an inland region like Xinjiang to produce seafood like shrimps, trout, crabs and lobsters like the coastal regions. What has made this possible? Who have been working to turn this into a reality? And does Xinjiang “seafood” taste as good? We find out the answers with CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan in this episode. Thu, 14 Sep 2023 10:46:00 GMT 1_2708977