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I'm Yong Hong ling, joined by Josh Catterrell and Ding Heng.
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If you live in China, you might have already noticed this.
Everyone from your hairdresser to your tech support is called a teacher.
Nowadays its not just a quirky trend, it has deep roots in our history and evolving social norms.
Today lets unravel the fascinating journey of the word teacher.
Explore how it has morphed into a universal term of respect and what this says about the chinese society.
Also, have you heard about the latest trend in Beijing?
Medicinal bread.
Thats right.
Bakeries are popping up with health focused loaves featuring ingredients from traditional chinese medicine.
Imagine grabbing a loaf with goji berries or ginseng.
Is it a gimmick or a delicious way to boost your health?
Tell us what you think.
But now, in a world where titles often define our interactions, the term teacher has become remarkably ubiquitous.
Its fascinating to consider how this once exclusive designation has permeated various professions, reflecting a broader shift in our societal values.
From the savvy businessman to the local noodle chef.