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

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How do you say “take care” in Chinese? Transition singer Jesse Edbrooke finds out that ”protecting your weight” has a fascinating origin rooted in ancient Chinese culture and isn’t as offensive as it may first seem. 



127 - Take Care in Chinese with ShaoLan and Jesse Edbrooke from Transition band

Find out how to say how old you are in Chinese with a rising star dancer of the Royal Ballet, Luke Wragg. ShaoLan shares the fascinating history of the original characters in Chinese too. 



126 - Year(s)-old in Chinese with ShaoLan and Young Ballet Dancer Luke Wragg

Editor of the amazing publication “The What,” Gina Pell joins ShaoLan to find out how to say “friend” in Chinese. Find out how friendship is viewed in Chinese culture and also learn bonus words “girlfriend” and “boyfriend.”



125 - Friend in Chinese with ShaoLan and Content Chief Gina Pell at The What

Can you dance? The 11-year-old star of the Royal Opera House ballet Luke Wragg certainly can! In this episode, he joins ShaoLan in the London studio to chat about how to say “dance” and also “ballet” in Chinese.



124 - Dance in Chinese with ShaoLan and Young Ballet Dancer Luke Wragg

Lucid dreaming teacher Charlie Morley shares his experiences with Buddhism and learns how to say “Buddha” in Chinese.  Also as a bonus feature, you can listen to one of his Buddhist rap songs. 



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

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