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I'm Fei Fei, together with Yu Shen and Yu Shan.
Coming up, meet Ying Yu Zhen, China's pioneering sand fighter,
named also the final ornery on the FAO's 100 Women Heroes list on October the 15th.
We've actually covered two Chinese heroes on previous shows, but I feel like In's stories brings a new dimension.
You know, the people moved by her decades-long fight against desertification.
And one of them is an American teacher called Ronald Sakalski, with whom she also reconnected after more than 20 years.
And today we explore the power of persistence and also human connection.
And...
What if social media told you exactly which friends had deleted you?
Would that be a dream feature or a social nightmare?
Well, recently, a years-old WeChat function suddenly went viral, sparking a lot of heated debate online.
But that function isn't really new and doesn't even do what most people think it does.
So why did who-deleted-me strike such a nerve?
And why do we care so much about being removed from somebody's friend list?
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