This version of the podcast has been designed for listeners in China. 

If listening outside of China, it is better to subscribe to the global version:

https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/mosaic-of-china/id1475631459.

There are some professors who can justifiably be accused of living in their own little academic bubbles, but Professor Chang Chihyun is not one of them. 

In today's episode, Chihyun talks about his experiences in the world of unversity education in China, and shares a few morsels of his knowledge of history and sinology along the way.  

The episode also includes a catch-up interview with Tom BARKER from Season 01 Episode 25.

Follow the full transcript for this episode at https://mosaicofchina.com/season-02-episode-03-chang-chihyun. Subscribe to the PREMIUM version of this episode at https://patreon.com/mosaicofchina.

喜马拉雅 is now limiting the number of images that can be posted here. 

To see all the images from this episode, please see: 

https://www.weibo.com/mosaicofchina. 

This version of the podcast has been designed for listeners in China. 

If listening outside of China, it is better to subscribe to the global version:

https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/mosaic-of-china/id1475631459.

There are some professors who can justifiably be accused of living in their own little academic bubbles, but Professor Chang Chihyun is not one of them. 

In today's episode, Chihyun talks about his experiences in the world of unversity education in China, and shares a few morsels of his knowledge of history and sinology along the way.  

The episode also includes a catch-up interview with Tom BARKER from Season 01 Episode 25.

Follow the full transcript for this episode at https://mosaicofchina.com/season-02-episode-03-chang-chihyun. Subscribe to the PREMIUM version of this episode at https://patreon.com/mosaicofchina.

喜马拉雅 is now limiting the number of images that can be posted here. 

To see all the images from this episode, please see: 

https://www.weibo.com/mosaicofchina. 

This version of the podcast has been designed for listeners in China. 
If listening outside of China, it is better to subscribe to the global version:
https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/mosaic-of-china/id1475631459.

Food can be a window into a culture. But it can also be a barrier, especially when it comes to street food. Many can be intimidated to communicate with hawkers who often speak with strong dialects. And many can be turned off by hole-in-the-wall establishments, where there's no fancy décor, and definitely no English menu.

Jamie Barys has made it her mission to remove these barriers, by offering tours that uncover some of the hidden delights of Chinese cuisine. In this episode, she reveals some of her favourite lesser-known dishes, explains the history and legends behind them, and also discusses how she has managed to pivot the focus of her business which, until 2020, had been reliant on tourists from outside of China.

The episode also includes a catch-up interview with Lexis COMSTOCK from Season 01 Episode 20.

Follow the full transcript for this episode at https://mosaicofchina.com/season-02-episode-02-jamie-barys. 
Subscribe to the PREMIUM version of this episode at https://patreon.com/mosaicofchina.

喜马拉雅 is now limiting the number of images that can be posted here. 
To see all the images from this episode, please see: 
https://www.weibo.com/mosaicofchina.

This version of the podcast has been designed for listeners in China. 
If listening outside of China, it is better to subscribe to the global version:
https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/mosaic-of-china/id1475631459.

Food can be a window into a culture. But it can also be a barrier, especially when it comes to street food. Many can be intimidated to communicate with hawkers who often speak with strong dialects. And many can be turned off by hole-in-the-wall establishments, where there's no fancy décor, and definitely no English menu.

Jamie Barys has made it her mission to remove these barriers, by offering tours that uncover some of the hidden delights of Chinese cuisine. In this episode, she reveals some of her favourite lesser-known dishes, explains the history and legends behind them, and also discusses how she has managed to pivot the focus of her business which, until 2020, had been reliant on tourists from outside of China.

The episode also includes a catch-up interview with Lexis COMSTOCK from Season 01 Episode 20.

Follow the full transcript for this episode at https://mosaicofchina.com/season-02-episode-02-jamie-barys. 
Subscribe to the PREMIUM version of this episode at https://patreon.com/mosaicofchina.

喜马拉雅 is now limiting the number of images that can be posted here. 
To see all the images from this episode, please see: 
https://www.weibo.com/mosaicofchina.

Hello, I’m Oscar. In this trailer, I introduce the new features of Season 2 of the Mosaic of China podcast, including the PREMIUM version of the show that is now available on Patreon (https://patreon.com/mosaicofchina), and the new transcripts of the show (https://mosaicofchina.com/transcripts). 

The transcripts (文字版) have been designed for anyone whose first language isn’t English, or for listeners with hearing impairments, or for any English speakers who want to follow the words that are spoken in Chinese on the show. The PREMIUM version of the show will include an average of 10-20 minutes of extra content for every episode, accumulating to up to 10 hours of extra content over the course of the entire season. This is what I came up with to keep the show free from advertising, while at the same time create a way to accept donations towards the cost of putting this all together. So if you have anything to spare, and you want to help fund this independent project as an early Christmas present, please head over to https://patreon.com/mosaicofchina, and you can look forward to getting some great extra content too.have been designed for anyone whose first language isn’t English, or for listeners with hearing impairments, or for any English speakers who want to follow the words that are spoken in Chinese on the show. The PREMIUM version of the show will include an average of 10-20 minutes of extra content for every episode, accumulating to up to 10 hours of extra content over the course of the entire season. This is what I came up with to keep the show free from advertising, while at the same time create a way to accept donations towards the cost of putting this all together. So if you have anything to spare, and you want to help fund this independent project as an early Christmas present, please head over to https://patreon.com/mosaicofchina, and you can look forward to getting some great extra content too.

Hello, I’m Oscar. In this trailer, I introduce the new features of Season 2 of the Mosaic of China podcast, including the PREMIUM version of the show that is now available on Patreon (https://patreon.com/mosaicofchina), and the new transcripts of the show (https://mosaicofchina.com/transcripts). 

The transcripts (文字版) have been designed for anyone whose first language isn’t English, or for listeners with hearing impairments, or for any English speakers who want to follow the words that are spoken in Chinese on the show. The PREMIUM version of the show will include an average of 10-20 minutes of extra content for every episode, accumulating to up to 10 hours of extra content over the course of the entire season. This is what I came up with to keep the show free from advertising, while at the same time create a way to accept donations towards the cost of putting this all together. So if you have anything to spare, and you want to help fund this independent project as an early Christmas present, please head over to https://patreon.com/mosaicofchina, and you can look forward to getting some great extra content too.have been designed for anyone whose first language isn’t English, or for listeners with hearing impairments, or for any English speakers who want to follow the words that are spoken in Chinese on the show. The PREMIUM version of the show will include an average of 10-20 minutes of extra content for every episode, accumulating to up to 10 hours of extra content over the course of the entire season. This is what I came up with to keep the show free from advertising, while at the same time create a way to accept donations towards the cost of putting this all together. So if you have anything to spare, and you want to help fund this independent project as an early Christmas present, please head over to https://patreon.com/mosaicofchina, and you can look forward to getting some great extra content too.

This version of the podcast has been designed for listeners in China. 

If listening outside of China, it is better to subscribe to the global version:

https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/mosaic-of-china/id1475631459.
 
If you were asked to name your favourite phrase in Chinese, would you choose something you hear every day in China like 差不多, 哎哟, and 没有? Or would you choose something deeper which reveals layers of meaning like 一山不容二虎, 养儿防老 and 而遇而不可求? 

In today's final compilation episodes from Season 1, the guests discuss their favourite words and phrases in Chinese. So get ready to make notes in case you want steal any of them for yourself!

This version of the podcast has been designed for listeners in China. 

If listening outside of China, it is better to subscribe to the global version:

https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/mosaic-of-china/id1475631459.
 
If you were asked to name your favourite phrase in Chinese, would you choose something you hear every day in China like 差不多, 哎哟, and 没有? Or would you choose something deeper which reveals layers of meaning like 一山不容二虎, 养儿防老 and 而遇而不可求? 

In today's final compilation episodes from Season 1, the guests discuss their favourite words and phrases in Chinese. So get ready to make notes in case you want steal any of them for yourself!