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I'm Neil Holing, joined by Steve and Yuxun.
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Every week, there's at least one story that makes you shake your head,
sigh deeply, or say, OK, I need to talk about this.
The soapbox segment today is where we do exactly that.
And hidden door handles look sleek.
They signal futurism, intelligence, and electric mobility.
But in a real emergency, design choices can turn into life or death obstacles.
China is now becoming the world's first country to set a mandatory safety standard requiring mechanically-operatable car door handles,
making a shift from design debate to hard regulation.
What pushed policymakers to draw this line?
But first up, the soapbox.
Welcome to the soapbox,
a segment where we pick a story that has been circulating online recently and then share our real opinions standing on the digital soapbox we prepared.
So, who has the soapbox for today?
I have.
So first of all, it's about the story of a very, very well-known tourist attraction.