discussion keeps the world turning this is roundtable You're listening to roundtable with myself.
Hi young I'm joined by Steve Hatherley and doing home in the studio coming up curious about social shifts tech twists or the mysteries of life Let us talk about it email us at roundtable podcast at qq.com emails are fine,
but voice memos get extra love and Love well,
we love to say no question is a dumb question But deep down,
don't we sometimes roll our eyes when someone slows down the conversation with a basic ask?
This sentiment is captured by the popular internet slang called dumb phobia or yan chunzheng in Chinese.
But what if our impatience isn't just mood, it's bias?
Let's dig into why we bristle at obvious questions and whether it says more about us than them.
Our podcast listeners can find us at Roundtable China on Apple Podcast.
And now, let's have a moment of heart to heart.
First up today, we have a lovely voice memo from Meiqi.
and surely because I can't contain my excitement.
Yay!
Last year, I got to know the story of the Icos of Cullion 3 roundtable,
and I was listening to it while driving, laughing and crying all the way.
Yeah, maybe the car is passing by without the driver, which is a lunatic.
Needless to say, the story has become one of my all-time favorites.
And this year, my absolute favorite children's choir, the One Voice Children's Choir.
I don't know whether it remains yet.
And One Voice Children's Choir.