The Bridge

We are joined by Dr. Jostein Hauge, assistant Professor at Cambridge University. We discuss the Chinese economic miracle. Can the end of poverty in China be translated to an end of global poverty? Listen in.

Chinese New Year is the biggest holiday in China, and lunar new year the biggest in Asia. Furthermore, The CMG New Year's Gala is the most watched TV show in the world. We discuss how you can celebrate at home. Alex Shi and Jason Smith share more.

We interview Chinese influencer Kenny Wow. He tells us about how Chinese New Year is changing over time. He also explains what the West gets wrong about China, from Social Credit Scores to the cost of eating out.

According to Statista and “The Numbers” ticket sales for cinemas in north America are about half what they were in 2019. Can movie going make a come-back or is Netflix-N-Chill the future of audio-video story telling.

We interview Carl Zha on his childhood in China, his time in the USA, and why he thinks all Americans should visit China. Is the US turning to the Americas? And where is the China-US relation going this year? Listen in.

The Wall Street Journal said that “Power-grid operators are asking tech companies to supply their own electricity or go dark at times.” Can China help the USA power our AI future? Find out more with Alex Shi and Jason Smith.

We interview an influencer in China on his journey to the East. Orikron tells us about Industry 4.0, what Europe can learn from China’s model, and how to learn a Chinese in just months. Listen in.

Information systems managers, nurses, and programmers, while growing few jobs are more likely to pay a lot more soon. What kinds of jobs are young Chinese and American professionals looking for? We compare the future of work in the US and China. Fnd out more with Alex Shi and Jason Smith.

We interview 12-time Emmy Award winning producer, director, writer Josh Selig. He explains how art and children can build stronger bridges between the nations of the world.

China has done it again, “International institutions project China’s GDP to grow by about 5.0% in 2025, in line with Beijing’s “around 5 percent” target.” We ask: how’s the economy look on the ground? Find out more with Jason Smith and BeiBei.