2026-09-18
19 分钟Discussion keeps the world turning.
This is Round Table.
You're with us on Round Table.
Thank you for joining us today.
I'm Steve Hatherly with Feifei and Yushan.
And coming up: You walk into a room.
There's a stage.
Someone hands you a presentation, but the problem is you've never laid eyes on it before.
The slides are nonsense.
The crowd is waiting, and it's your job to just keep talking.
In Beijing, Shanghai, and a handful of other Chinese cities, this is not a nightmare, it's a night out.
It's a game that flips everything you know about professional presentations on its head,
and once you hear why people keep coming back, who knows, you might actually be interested yourself.
Don't forget that you can find us at Round Table China on Apple Podcasts,
and also don't forget that we really do enjoy hearing from you.
So you can send us an email or a voice note with anything that might be on your mind,
anything that you want to discuss that we discuss here on the show.
Here's how you do that: roundtablepodcast@qq.com.
And now, let's dive into our second story today.
Talking nonsense with a PPT, a PowerPoint presentation.