Discussion keeps the world turning.
80 years after its creation, the United Nations mission is as big as ever.
But can it stay relevant to younger audiences?
In this first episode of our UN 80th Anniversary Series, Roundtable's He Yong speaks with Qin Qian,
a content creator who uses his insider UN experience to connect China's youth with his popular social media channel.
They explore why relevance matters and how young voices are stepping up to reimagine the UN for the next generation.
Live from our studios in Beijing, this is Roundtable.
I'm Steve and I thank you so much
for sharing your time with us today for the show and with Youshun and Youshan,
first on the program.
80 years after its founding, the United Nations faces a defining challenge,
bridging the gap between its monumental global mission and a new generation.
Can this venerable institution capture the imagination of digital native youth?
In the premiere of our special series commemorating the UN's 80th anniversary,
roundtables He Yang sat down with Qin Qian, a former UN insider turned content creator.
Through his social media channel, Qin is building a vital bridge,
demystifying the UN's work for millions of young Chinese.
Their conversation delves into the urgent fight for relevance and how a rising generation is stepping forward to reshape the UN for the future.
Enjoy.
Could you share with us what your channel is all about and what made you start it?