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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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Elyn MacInnis: Retracing and promoting U.S.-China friendship 10.11.2023

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Shen Hong: China's lost memories through a western lens 20.10.2023

Professor Shen Hong of Zhejiang University delves deep into China's history through international perspectives. Venturing into prestigious global institutions, Shen unearthed vintage photographs that depict China from the late 1800s to the early 20th century, which offer a unique perspective into the intersections of China's history and its ties with the world. Dive into this edition of "Footprint...

Chen Jinzhang: Capturing nature's essence with ink and brush 12.10.2023

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Mao Donglai: Removing the communication barriers for the hearing impaired 04.10.2023

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Volunteer Talk: Going "Heart-to-Heart" at the 19th Asian Games 22.09.2023

Here comes the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games! Joining the chat are four Zhejiang University students who are volunteers at the Games. Coming from various Asian countries and cultural backgrounds, what motivated them to become volunteers? What types of work are they tasked with? Join us on this heart-to-heart trip to see how Tong Yan, Cen Huaxiu, Zhang Shuiyun, and Chun Tian are contributing to make th...

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Joseph Olivier Mendo’o: Promoting China-Africa exchanges through youth empowerment 15.09.2023

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Linking the continents: A remarkable rise of Ganzhou International Inland Port 07.09.2023

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Lin Zhanxi: A selfless agro-scientist committed to benefiting the world 31.08.2023

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Su Xin: Paving roads of happiness 23.08.2023

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Dong Lili: Chinese eye doctor illuminating hope in Africa 20.07.2023

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Jin Zhaoyu: Reviving the ancient glory of Angkor 13.07.2023

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Trailer: "Footprints" presents "Connected" 10.07.2023

"Footprints" presents "Connected," a gripping 10-episode series arriving on July 13th on all major podcast platforms. Join us on this wondrous journey that takes you into the lives of ordinary people whose destinies intertwine with the ancient Silk Road and the Belt and Road Initiative.

Chu Wenwen: “princess of the beavers” 22.06.2023

She is called “Princess of the Beavers”. She initiated the“Beaver’s Canteen”, “Guardians of the Beaver” and “Beaver’s Ark” programs to save the endangered Mengxin Beaver species. She is Chu Wenwen, a wildlife conservationist from China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.

Zheng Dongping: reviving the traditional lost wax casting method 08.06.2023

Zheng Dongping is a renowned master of bronze casting. In this edition of Footprints, we'll hear about his journey of mastering and reviving the traditional lost wax casting method, and how he promotes bronze culture through his works.

Eris Ling: Protect wildlife and the natural environment through travelling 01.06.2023

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