2026-03-11
39 分钟Discussion keeps the world turning.
This is Roundtable From the heart of Beijing to the edges of the global stage, you're at Roundtable.
I'm Yeohong Lin.
When we talk about international relations,
we often think about governments, summits or policy frameworks.
But sometimes the most meaningful exchanges happen in classrooms,
research projects and everyday conversations.
In this episode of Generation Global Navigating a Changing World,
Roundtable's Yuxian speaks with three young scholars currently living and studying in Beijing,
coming from the United States, the United Kingdom and Indonesia.
Each arrived with their own academic interests and expectations,
but their experiences in China have also reshaped how they see the country and its development.
Today's conversation explores what happens when curiosity meets lived experience and how young scholars are helping bridge perspectives between societies.
Now pull up a chair and enjoy the conversation.
China, it's a world that conjures a million different images,
ancient temples and hyper-modern skylines,
time-honored philosophies and breakneck technological speed, a place of deep and long history,
and a driving force in shaping our global future.
We often try to understand it through the lens of politics and economics,
and considering an annual tone-setting event,