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I'm Steve Hatherly.
And coming up next, as part of our National Day holiday specials, we're bringing you episodes from Ni How Are You.
It's a series of cross-cultural conversations exploring how people in China and the United States see, experience,
and understand each other.
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On today's show, Li Yunqi speaks with three students from Yale University who are members of the Whiffenpoofs,
one of the world's oldest collegiate a cappella groups.
The group toured China earlier this year and returned to Beijing in August for another performance.
So, after meeting and singing with people in China, what did they take away from the experience?
Let's find out.
One, two, three, go.
Ni hao, how are you?
Ni hao, Beijing.
Wow.
We have three singers on the show today, obviously, and not just any singer, but to be exact, a cappella singers.