It is one of the ultimate mountain climbing challenges, and Erick Tseng took on that challenge and even podcasted on the ascent! ShaoLan shares the Chinese word for Everest and mountains. 



085 - Mount Everest in Chinese with ShaoLan and Product Director Erick Tseng from Facebook

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In this special episode, ShaoLan teaches philanthropist Nicolas Berggruen how to say “philosophy” in Chinese. Nicholas then gives his remarkable views on philanthropy and how he is making a positive difference in the world.



111 - Philosophy in Chinese with ShaoLan and Philanthropist Nicolas Berggruen

How do you say “New York” in Chinese? ShaoLan teaches Sunny Bates and in return is treated to Sunny’s recommendations on where to visit in one of the world’s most iconic cities. 



110 - New York in Chinese with ShaoLan and Author, Serial Entrepreneur & Mentor Sunny Bates

How long will the journey take? Learn how to reply in Chinese as ShaoLan teaches Hyperloop One’s Bruce Upbin. Test your comprehension along with Bruce at the end of the lesson.



109 - Hour in Chinese with ShaoLan & VP Strategic Communications Bruce Upbin

What distance is it faster to cycle in LA? Find out that and how to say “transportation” in Chinese with the help of ShaoLan and today’s special guest and tech entrepreneur Michael Schneider. 



108 - Transportation in Chinese with ShaoLan and Founder and CEO Michael Schneider at Service

Moving from somewhere to somewhere is a phrase you will hear every day in China.  Find out how to say it in Chinese with Hyperloop One’s Bruce Upbin. ShaoLan also explains to Bruce that it can also be used to describe moving jobs as well as physical places. 



085 - Mount Everest in Chinese with ShaoLan and Product Director Erick Tseng from Facebook

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