China’s Gen Z is pioneering a new era of consumption — one that balances emotional fulfillment with ethical responsibility and environmental sustainability. This shift isn’t just reshaping consumer habits; it’s actively fueling China’s economic advancement.
How did a bottle of chili paste from Sri Lanka make its way overseas and go viral in a Chinese live streaming? And how did a traditional handmade stool help revive the rural economy in Sri Lanka? What made a live streaming that sold out its inventory in just 3 minutes convince Sri Lankan entrepreneur Chiranjaya Udumullage of the huge potential and strong vitality of the Chinese market? Devinder Kumar, a host from CICG Europe-Asia, enters the live streaming room, eager to find out how Chiranjaya Udumullage is promoting business and sale for his hometown’s quality products.
Can a megacity of over 20 million people be a haven for wildlife? Why has a British conservationist recorded over 450 bird species in Beijing, and what made him stay here for more than a decade? Belgian host Romuald Bronchart joins Terry Townshend, a British wildlife conservationist, to experience a day of birdwatching in the mountains of west Beijing. Through Terry’s eyes, we have a glimpse at China’s progress in ecological conservation and the questions that matter most when nature, education, and public awareness begin to intertwine.
What kind of architecture can truly represent a city? Japanese architect Shuhei Aoyama, who has been living in Beijing for nearly 20 years, has his answer. From Baitasi Hutong to Yangzhou’s historical streets, he gently bridges tradition and modern life. For Aoyama, architecture isn’t just about shapes—it’s about people, nature, and the city itself. Joined by Belgian host Romuald Bronchart, the two explore how old buildings can revive again, and how design can quietly reshape the future of Chinese cities.
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Washington’s measures, driven by short-term political gains over sustained collaboration, threaten global trade stability and harm all stakeholders.
China-Brazil’s upgraded bilateral relationship promises stronger political alignment, expanded win-win economic cooperation and deeper mutual understanding.
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