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The Bridge

China, US & the world

Our hosts, from the US and China, discuss what unites us. Using enlightening stories and brilliant guests from all walks of life, we join hands in laughter, building bridges across our cultural world. This is The Br

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  • 414. Life as an expat student in China

    53:45||Ep. 414
    Today we take a look at university life in China with, Shanghai based journalist Andy Boreham. He explains what university life in China is really like. And he gives advice on getting a job in China.

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  • 413. What’s Trump’s China Strategy?

    54:33||Ep. 413
    US based CEO, Cyrus Janssen joins us to discuss China, the USA and the future of diplomacy under Trump. Is this the end or a new beginning? Did Beijing just call checkmate on tariffs?
  • 412. Dating in the age of AI

    55:01||Ep. 412
    We explore how Chinese dating culture is very different from that in the west. Join BeiBei and Jason Smith, and explore the landscape of partner shopping.
  • 411. Debunking anti-China propaganda

    52:29||Ep. 411
    Canadian podcaster and geopolitical analyst Daniel Dumbrill joins the show. He's been living in Chongqing, Southwest China for years. We take our time unravelling the lies about China. From East to West, the truth is breaking through the noise.
  • 410. Eco-systems in deline: can we survive?

    54:17||Ep. 410
    According to new research biodiversity has lost 85% of global wetlands, 50% of live coral, and 32% of global forest area. Can we save the earth before it’s too late? Find out more with BeiBei and Jason Smith. 
  • 409. China's democracy: hidden in plain sight?

    53:36||Ep. 409
    Outside of China, folks simply don’t understand China’s political system. Today we demystify the whole-process. Today’s guest is Fernando Munoz Bernal. Fernando is a journalist and influencer. Listen to this.
  • 408. How bad is economic inequality?

    52:12||Ep. 408
    According to new research by Pew Research Centre, 86% of respondents thought, that “rich people having too much political influence leads to inequality in their country.” What can we learn from China’s example?