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In the 3rd episode of Meet China, join us on four captivating journeys that unveil the extraordinary facets of China. We explore the flourishing coffee culture, groundbreaking wastewater recycling innovations, the revival of ancient crafts as well as the preservation of natural wonders.
Our first stop takes us on an aromatic adventure to the misty mountains of Yunnan province, where we'll uncover the unexpected rise of China's coffee revolution. Immerse yourself in the aromatic world of China's burgeoning coffee industry, where the nation's passion for the beloved brew has ignited an impressive annual growth rate exceeding 10 percent. Witness how this ancient tea-drinking civilization has transformed into a caffeinated powerhouse.
Prepare to be amazed as we delve into China's pioneering concept in wastewater treatment, where the seemingly impossible becomes a reality. Witness the transformation of sewage into a refreshing and revitalizing coffee beverage, a testament to China's ambitious pursuit of innovation and leadership in the wastewater industry.
Next, the mesmerizing artistry of Zhang Xiaodong, a master of the ancient and enigmatic craft of dragon scale bookbinding. Zhang’s story is a tribute to the power of China’s cultural heritage in our digital age. Watch in wonder as his nimble fingers weave magic, breathing life into exquisite tomes that have captivated audiences from Beijing to California.
Architecture possesses a unique spirit, serving as a mirror that reflects the essence of its time and place. In China, bold new designs are beautifully intertwining tradition with modernity, giving rise to iconic structures that dot the country’s vast landscape. Join us on this journey to discover how this emerging Chinese architectural style is not only sustainable but also deeply rooted in cultural resonance.