We explore the remarkable cultural exchanges between China and the U.S., focusing on the unique experiences of artists and scholars who have been bridging these two nations. In a world where cultures intertwine, creativity knows no borders, and art becomes a universal language. We can all have faith in a better future. / Yushun's one-day tour in NYU Shanghai (39:29). On the show: Niu Honglin, Xingyu, Allan Denis Naymark & Yushun

In a significant stride towards a cleaner future, the European Commission introduced a ban on microplastics. How significant is the microplastic problem? What is China doing to tackle plastic pollution? / What are the factors behind the yawning gap in personal energy levels (19:27)? On the show: Niu Honglin, Xingyu & Brandon Yates

As we observe World Diabetes Day, we delve into the complex landscape of diabetes in China and beyond. From skyrocketing cases to the influence of lifestyle, we dissect the sweet dilemma that millions face daily. Join us as we examine the multifaceted factors that contribute to the rise of diabetes, question how the world can collectively combat the silent epidemic of diabetes. On the show: Niu Honglin, Xingyu & Brandon Yates

At the moment, the spotlight is cast on young consumers and their inclination to shop on underground levels, rather than immersing in the glamour and serenity of the upper decks. Why has it turn into a thing that deserves so much attention and discussion over the internet? / Motivational Monday(19:54)! On the show: Laiming, Niu Honglin & Li Yi

The advent of the internet and the onslaught of AI technologies have introduced more complexities to our lives in the cyberspace. Today, we investigate the efforts of online community-building as a recent annual gathering of the internet industry sheds some light on business development in China and around the world. On the show: Laiming, Niu Honglin & Li Yi

Heyang interviews visionary designer, Alexander Brandt, chief designer of the record-setting Shanghai Astronomy Museum, and the brilliant mind behind "AI's Dreams". They discuss the controversies of AI & tech, the future of immersive education, and how to stay creative in today's fast-changing world.

Office-sharing company, WeWork, once a venture capital darling valued at 47 billion USD, has filed for bankruptcy on November 6th. What went so wrong in this company that was once one of America's most valuable start-ups? On the show: Heyang, Yushun & Josh Cotterill

A video about a plus-size girl trying to squeeze herself into her seat in public transport sparked a wave of controversy. What infrastructure do we need in public places both in our physical world and in the cyberspace? / Some frequent travelers claim there are now less movie options when they fly with commercial airlines. Is that true (19:22)? On the show: Laiming, Li Yi & Josh Cotterill

A white paper sheds some light on the development of China's distant water fishing industry. Why should the average listeners of Round Table care about what's going on hundreds of thousands nautical miles off China's coast? How does it affect our lives? On the show: Laiming, Li Yi & Josh Cotterill

Round Table's Heyang continues her trip in Shanghai. This time, she visits a rooftop experimental farm at NYU Shanghai, in the middle of the bustling metropolis! She talks to professors about how creativity and cultivation intersect with urban farming, art, and the city development.