Get China_s first bilingual news show Digest China at africa.chinadaily.com.cn on debatable and hot issues in Chinese society.
In two recent polls on Digest China’s website, our viewers twice ranked food safety as the most concerning issue in life – ahead of other things like housing prices, healthcare and education. What concerns people so much about food safety? How safe is our food?
From March 3 to 14, thousands of National People's Congress deputies and Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference members gathered in Beijing. We interviewed dozens of them and invite you to watch eight interview segments we think best represent the topics discussed during the two political sessions.
While China’s "two sessions" are considered the country's most important annual political events, what exactly can they do for China? In this episode, we will first take to the streets to collect some ordinary people’s ideas. Followed by an animation answering people’s most frequent questions and confusion, we will meet two guests.
The Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping set out to visit Iowa, the United States on Feb 15. Why did Xi pick Iowa? What’s special about this state? And to go even further, how do Chinese and American people see each other? Let’s talk to three guests about two polls.
China entered its 40-day Chinese New Year travel on Jan 8 and reached its peak on Jan 19, according to official announcements. People spend days and nights in line at the train station to get a single ticket home. In the latest episode of China Daily's online bilingual news talk show, we invite you to "digest" why "chunyun" is such a big hassle.
In the past a few months, we have been inviting you to digest the country's complexities and dynamism with different guests. Before the year's gone, we put together 10 most-quotable interview segments to help you "digest" the year 2011.
Walking down the street, you hear a scream. You turn to see a person badly injured in the middle of the road. What do you do? That decision is becoming more difficult in China after some people who offered help were falsely accused of injuring the person in need.
How do psychiatrists maintain their own mental health when all they are dealing with everyday are people who are not happy? And what do they think of the drafted Mental Health Law? For this week's Digest China, host Feng Xin invites two psychiatrists to the studio.
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