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In this episode, we'll be taking a closer look at an explosive masterpiece created by the renowned Chinese artist Cai Guoqiang - "天梯" (Tianti), which translates to "Sky Ladder."
Tianti is a breathtaking firework artwork that was first unveiled in 2015 in the city of Quanzhou, China. The piece consists of a series of ladder-like structures, which are suspended in mid-air and then set alight, creating a stunning display of light and sound. The result is a truly awe-inspiring spectacle that captures the beauty and power of fire.
Cai Guoqiang is no stranger to creating spectacular firework displays, having worked on many high-profile events around the world, including the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. However, Tianti is a unique and deeply personal work for him, inspired by childhood memories of his grandmother and the idea of reaching for the heavens.
In this episode, we'll explore the inspiration behind Tianti, the technical challenges of creating such an intricate and complex artwork, and the cultural and symbolic significance of firework art in Chinese history and tradition.
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In this episode, we're going to dive into the meaning and significance of a popular Mandarin Chinese song called "他一定很爱你" (Tā yídìng hěn ài nǐ), which translates to "He Definitely Loves You." This song has captured the hearts of many listeners with its powerful lyrics and emotional melody, and it has become an anthem of sorts for those who have experienced love and heartbreak.
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In this episode, we shared a story about Lu An Ke (Eckart Löwe) , a German volunteer who spent over a decade (1997-2013) in moutainous area of China to educate local kids who were left behind by their parents working in the cities. His students consider Lu both their closest friend and best teacher. His story was well-know in China.
In 2009 and 2013, he was interviewed by ChaiJing, a well-respected Chinese journalist and environmental activist, about his experience.
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In this episode, we shared a story about Lu An Ke (Eckart Löwe) , a German volunteer who spent over a decade (1997-2013) in moutainous area of China to educate local kids who were left behind by their parents working in the cities. His students consider Lu both their closest friend and best teacher. His story was well-know in China.
In 2009 and 2013, he was interviewed by ChaiJing, a well-respected Chinese journalist and environmental activist, about his experience.
Hope you enjoy it.
Thanks
Simeng
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Have you ever thought about the differences between south China and north China ?
In this episode, we shared some anecdotal misunderstandings between northern and southern Chinese as shared on Zhihu, a question and answering forum.
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Have you ever thought about the differences between south China and north China ?
In this episode, we shared some anecdotal misunderstandings between northern and southern Chinese as shared on Zhihu, a question and answering forum.
Please let us know what you think.
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What does a college student's day look like ?
In this episode, you will meet Xiaolin, a college student from a top tier university in Wuhan. Shout out to Cal who shared with us this idea.
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What does a college student's day look like ?
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In this episode we narrated a habit of 李嘉诚 Li Jia Cheng/ Li Ka-shing, one of the most influential entrepreneurs in Asia and the world.
In 2019 Forbes put Li in the list of the world's most generous philanthropists outside of the US. Li is often referred to as "Superman Li/ 李超人" in Hong Kong because of his business prowess.
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🙏Shout out to Filip for becoming our patron and for sharing with us this idea of creating an episode on real inspiring people.
In this episode we narrated a habit of 李嘉诚 Li Jia Cheng/ Li Ka-shing, one of the most influential entrepreneurs in Asia and the world.
In 2019 Forbes put Li in the list of the world's most generous philanthropists outside of the US. Li is often referred to as "Superman Li/ 李超人" in Hong Kong because of his business prowess.
Please let us know what you think. 💬
Meanwhile, if there is any particular topic you had in mind that you would like us to feature in the future episodes, please comment below.👇
Rui & Simeng
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