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Footprints

What can best represent today's China? Its people. From movers and shakers to the grassroots, we invite you to trace the footprints of the Chinese people from every walk of life, including modern farmers, traditional craftspeople or tech tycoons. With Footprints, you’ll feel the pulse of the 1.4 billion Chinese people and find inspiration in their incredible life stories. Updated weekly.

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China Plus

Catégorie

Society

Site du podcast

radio.cgtn.com

Dernier épisode

12 oct. 2026

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