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MEET CHINA Episode 29

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Today, we're diving into China's vibrant cultural and environmental innovations. From the soaring popularity of bird-watching in Beijing to the rise of bamboo as a game-changing sustainable material, and a breathtaking theatrical spectacle reviving the ancient wonders of Dunhuang—this is Meet China.

Bird-Watching: A Gateway to Nature’s Embrace

Bird-watching isn't just a hobby — it's an adventure. It’s a journey of whispers, a symphony of wings, and a quest for wonder. As migratory birds take flight on their epic journeys, we join Beijing's thriving bird-watching community — where a love for nature brings people together and offers endless joy and inspiration.

Bamboo: the super material you never knew about

Move over, plastic—bamboo is here to save the day. This fast-growing, biodegradable wonder is being transformed into eco-friendly products like drinking straws, all without chemicals or microplastics. We take you inside the world’s largest bamboo straw factory in Anhui Province, where cutting-edge techniques are turning raw bamboo into sustainable solutions. From forest to factory, bamboo is proving it’s not just for pandas—it's a key player in the fight for a greener future.

Theatrical production brings Dunhuang's rich heritage to the stage

History meets innovation in The Summoning of Dunhuang, a groundbreaking theatrical production that revives the spirit of this ancient Silk Road city. Through a dazzling mix of music, dance, theater, and multimedia art, the show transforms Beijing's National Speed Skating Oval into a breathtaking stage — turning heritage into an unforgettable spectacle.

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