In a world where AI can summarize, generate, and organize almost anything, what still makes human thinking special? In this episode, flomo co-founder Liu Shaonan joins Shi Yinglun to explore notes, personal context, AI agents, and why deep thinking starts with what we choose to remember.

AI is not only about labs, models or algorithms. It can also respond to real human needs. In this episode, we spotlight a team of Chinese teenagers developing AI-powered tools to help people with speech impairments be better understood, and to support visually impaired runners through a volunteer-based companion app. Wang Jialiang, co-founder of TouchPal and founder of SuperMind AI Incubator, shares why the real value of learning AI is not just about skills or awards, but about helping young people discover that they can make a difference

China's annual "two sessions" have drawn global attention once again in this March. In this special coverage of the "two sessions," parliamentarians from around the world share their insights about the event.

In this episode, Ado Shaibu, chairperson of Local Authorities Accounts Committee of the Tanzanian parliament, said the advantage of Chinese-style democracy is that it is closely linked with national development goals and people's well-being. China's modernization provides inspiration and practical examples.