Round Table China

Step with us into the world of Chinese TV dramas, where quality and creativity are reaching new heights! We will explore how these drama series, especially hits like 'Blossoms Shanghai' (a.k.a. 繁花), are garnering critical acclaim and captivating audiences in droves.

On the show: Heyang, Li Yi and Josh Cotterill

We bring you on an exhilarating ride through the story of Chongli.

Discover how this once humble little town transformed into a world-class skiing destination, following the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games. From its breathtaking ski resorts to its inspiring journey out of poverty, join us as we take a look at Chongli's extraordinary rise to fame.

On the show: Heyang, Li Yi and Josh Cotterill

Heart to heart. (01:10)/ Milk teas have been all the rage in the beverage business in China. But hold on to your boba! What if we told you there might be more to your daily indulgence than meets the eye? Brace yourselves for the not-so-sweet revelation as we dive into groundbreaking research by Chinese researchers. Can your beloved milk tea be a secret culprit behind mental health issues like depression and anxiety? The discussions can get serious.(15:37)

On the show: Heyang, Yushun and Josh Cotterill.

We invite you to step into the frosty magic of northeast China's Winter Wonderland! This season, an avalanche of excitement is sweeping through the country, as ice and snow tourism takes center stage. Brace yourselves, because Harbin, nestled in the icy embrace of Heilongjiang Province, has stolen the spotlight, as the ultimate playground for wintery fun.

On the show: Heyang, Yushun and Josh Cotterill.

With neon lights of your dream city beckoning, a new life awaits but there's always the daunting task of relocating. Worry no more, because Round Table got you covered, from the moving day to the beyond. Let’s make relocating a journey of transitions, transformations, and triumphs. (00:55)/ “Low-temperature burns” are real! (22:05)

On the show: Niu Honglin, Josh Cotterill and Gao Junya

We’d like to invite you to embark on a mesmerizing journey through China's winter heartlands, with each destination unfurling its own snowy narrative. From the mystical expanse of Xinjiang's snowy wonders to the vibrant, sparkling icy festivities of Northeast China, and onto the Olympic slopes of Chongli - each story is woven with threads of culture, tradition, and modern allure.

Our first stop is Xinjiang, with its snow-capped peaks and ancient villages, where snowy gusts tell tales from history and every ski trail beckons with adventure. Prepare to be captivated by the charm of a place where winter isn't just a season—it's a celebration.

On the show: Niu Honglin, Josh Cotterill and Gao Junya

Join us as we lift the curtain on the small theater stage, where the unique performances of Yue Opera transport you straight to the Dragon Gate Inn, amidst the winds and sands of the desert. Don't miss out on this cultural phenomenon – the newfound allure of traditional Yue Opera! / 'Little Sugar Tangerines' enjoy a big North-South swap (22:38)! On the show: Heyang, Laiming & Niu Honglin

We invite you on an engaging discussion into the world of effective governance! We go deep into the heart of bureaucratic challenges, unravel the knots of red tape and formalism; and explore ways to strike a balance that improves efficiency, accountability, and adaptability. On the show: Heyang, Laiming & Niu Honglin

College students need to accrue enough credits to quality for graduation. And if they want to prove they are among the more competitive stock, they need to work hard for a higher GPA score, or rather, a higher ranking among their peers in general. Some schools have now noticed the fierce competition among the most ambitious students and are seeking to make student’s lives a little easier by cancelling the practice of GPA. Will this really make a difference? / Motivational Monday (19:50)! On the show: Laiming, Niu Honglin & Brandon Yates

Kindergartens provide preschool children with the opportunity to socialize, receive education, and ease their ways into compulsory primary education. While parents and children's demand for kindergarten services continues to grow and upgrade, the distribution of such demand is constantly shifting. Recently, some places in China have started cutting the number of kindergartens or consolidating them. What is the likely consequence of such moves? On the show: Laiming, Niu Honglin & Brandon Yates