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这两个小时的节目，原计划在2023年2月5日于「轻松调频 EZFM」14-16点播出。但就在春节假期前、我传送完本期节目时突然接到通知，《Key Change 周末变奏》在「轻松调频 EZFM」的合作于2023年1月底正式结束。 于是本期节目也就成了《周末变奏》在调频广播未竟的谢幕，今日在播客上发布，甚至报尾照常预告“下周同一时间我们再见”…也没有修改掉，毕竟这是一档广播音乐节目最本源的样子：把时间交给选曲，主持人只在必要时将音乐串联起来，而非喋喋不休地输出一些老生常谈的信息与观点。 熟悉《周末变奏》的老朋友都知道，这档脱胎于调频广播的音乐播客，从2020年7月起一直在「轻松调频 EZFM」每个星期日下午播出，放送调性有别于“传统广播”的独立音乐，以及独立音乐人的访谈。两年零七个月的时间不长也不短，从电台离职之后，它也成为了我对调频广播最后的念想。几度周折与不舍终于还是来到大结局，这一刻还是很怀念在广播工作这段时光。 从2023年2月起，《Key Change 周末变奏》将只通过各泛用型播客平台更新。欢迎收听节目的朋友把节目推荐给你身边喜欢音乐的伙伴。 本期歌单： Hour 1 (1400-1500) Florence + The Machine - Dog Days Are Over M83 - Oceans Niagara Two Door Cinema Club - Something Good Can Work Feeder - Buck Rogers The Subways - Uncertain Joys 哥伦比亚可乐 - MelancholyMan The Human League - Seconds Mitski - Nobody 达达乐队 - 旋转木马 Beach House - Space Song betcover!! - 愛人 Belle & Sebastian - I Don't Know What You See In Me U.S. Girls - Futures Bet The Kane Gang - Closest Thing to Heaven Hour 2 (1500-1600) Philip Selway - Picking Up Pieces Radiohead - Just Tennis - Let's Make a Mistake Tonight Chet Faker - It's Not You cuco - Aura YOUR ROMANCE - LOSING HUMANITY Wild Beasts - All The King's Men CVC - Hail Mary The Arcs - Heaven Is A Place The Sheepdogs - Rock and Roll (Ain't No Simple Thing) Yola - Starlight Temples - Gamma Rays Pulp - Babies → 选曲/撰稿/配音/制作/包装：方舟 → 私信/合作联络： 微博/网易云/小宇宙/汽水儿 @线性方舟 → 《周末变奏》WX听友群敲门群主：aharddaysnight

Do you enjoy the contemporary "soft rock" hits from the 70's and 80's?  With EZFM you will experience the nostalgia, and be transported back in time, where memories of your youth will begin to flow with the music that recalls a simpler place and time in your life. 

It's the first call-in show! This week's bonus episode is focused on Black Friday. I sit down all by my onesies and talk about BF and deals and memories and such, recollecting times when I would break night in a line just to save a few bucks. MAN, I love Black Friday. Even though it's technically like all week now, but whatever. I also touch on my thoughts about BF spilling into Thanksgiving, which will always suck but it is what it is.  It wouldn't be a call-in show without some call-ins so I'd like to thank @RetroRentsAL from The Retro Rents Podcast for being the first to call in and talk Black Friday. Also like to thank Maffia-Thug, co-founder of Veteran Gamers and EZFM community member, for chiming in as well! This was the first time doing this and it was a very spur of the moment thing with not too much notice so the call-ins were appreciated. If you'd like to get on one of these Call-in bonus shows, just leave a voicemail when I let you know on twitter. Contrary to what I said on the show, I JUST discovered how to make a personalized number. Of course, they're charging for it now when it used to be free. But my OCD is too annoying for me to not pay it just for a proper voicemail line. So look for the new number on twitter when it goes live!  So if you'd like to follow on twitter, you can go ahead right here @TheTalkingPlace. Or if you'd like to email you can do so at talkingplacepod@gmail.com. And be sure to check out Episode 4 of The Talking Place where Beardy McWhiskey, DeviousMrMatt, and myself talk all things Thanksgiving! Until next show!

Welcome to Episode 1! The very first guest on The Talking Place is the man behind the curtain. If you're a part of the EZFM gaming community, you may know him as Ve6a5. If you're not then allow me to introduce you to Matt Ulvila.  He is the co-founder of 3thought, a visual communications company that helps businesses with logos, websites, rebranding, graphic design, you name it.  We discussed different ways to build a brand, going over a few tips on how to get started with ideas, and what to try and aim for with what you want. It's funny how this was recorded back in June but almost everything that was discussed I found myself going through the past few weeks while trying to get The Talking Place up and running.  There were numerous ways I could've introduced the show but I felt this was the perfect first episode. If you're interested in making a name for yourself by building a more striking presence for your business, help with nailing down the perfect logo, etc, then this one is for you! I hope you enjoy the first episode of The Talking Place!  If you'd like to contact the show, say hi, all that jazz, you can do so below!  Twitter - @TheTalkingPlaceEmail - TalkingPlacePod@gmail.com If you're looking to join me for an episode, don't be shy and email me at the above address and we'll chat!  Links and Info Discussed Knowem.com - Matt brought this site up which is insanely useful if you're going through the naming process. It cross checks numerous sites and such to see if the name you spent days picking is already in use. 3thoughtcreative.com - Is Matt's company he co-founded. Go check it out to see what he and his talented team are capable of. If you're interested in hiring them, they have a contact form on their site.  @3thought - Is their twitter. @Ve6a5 - Is Matt's twitter.   

【特别感谢热心听友Trevino Zhang-张静娴帮忙听写本篇文稿。另外，Trevino同学的文稿是100%的正确率，在此特提出表扬】Heyang: And on that survey conducted jointly by EZFM, our radio station, and also the British Embassy Beijing. I mean, we looked at other interesting questions, including this one, that is, do you think that there is gender bias in our media reports? Zeroing in on language usage in media, which sometimes can reinforce gender stereotypes without you even noticing it. And guys, do you see that there is a bias, what do those youth respondents tend to say？Brian: Well, I would say, I was a bit surprised, but not too surprised, half of the respondents think that there is a bias, and the other half don't. That may be surprising to you if you think there is, and I think that there is. But you have to realize that this is just we're so used to it. This kind of, just reflects how things are. For example, a lot of the time when women are described in the news reports, you'll hear descriptions of their age, their appearance, you know, their family roles or whatever, far more often than you hear with men, and people are just used to that, used to thinking of women in these sorts of ways, to where you see that, that is not unusual at all. Whereas if you see the same amount given to men, you would feel a little bit odd, not that that doesn't happen, but it happens not nearly as much there. So I think, this is just one sort of example there, but it's quite common, so common in fact that I think that's part of the reason why some people don't even see it.Megan: Absolutely. I think you mentioned a very interesting thing there about we don't even notice it and the way women are described in the media, and I was thinking particularly women in politics, so for example, ambassador Barbara Woodward, she is our first female British ambassador to China, and she is doing a great job, supporting this campaign for gender equality. And, you know, she holds a very important role, which is great, but across the world, that's not always the case. And you hear people talk about women in politics, for example, Angela Merkel. There were some comments said about how she looks, and how she dresses, and really, that's not what we should be focusing on. We should be focusing on the great job they do, or you know, how they think, their skills, their talents, rather than how they look.Heyang: Exactly, and it often appalls me, when these female world leaders, or women in leading positions in big companies, and they've worked that hard to get there, and they are making important decisions, and what the viewer or the audience cares about is where did she do her hair, what kind of suit is she wearing, and is she getting a little bit fat? And it's like, people, can't you just grow up a little bit, and look at what the real problem is here. That is you, looking at these ladies in that very biased eye.Brian: Right, right. And there are so many more important things going on. Like Angela Merkel for example, she is probably the most important leader in all of Europe, and she has way more stuff on her plate, way more important things to do, than you know, what is she wearing or these trivial sorts of things there, I mean, and it's again, it's not you sometimes see that for men as well, but it's just a distraction from what's important there, and there is just, there is also far more scrutiny on women. For example, in the US, we are seeing this. Obviously the political Campaign for presidents, and Hillary Clinton regardless of whatever else, sees a lot more scrutiny on her, in particular her appearance, but other aspects as well, because she is a woman, and that's the true all of the world, I think. Heyang: Yes, and that's something that's gotta be changed, and rising people's awareness in this regard is the first thing we can do. Talking about these kind of gender stereotypes, our Wechat listener Giraffe, I think that's your name, it's very interesting on our bullet curtain, is a comment from her. She says that her boyfriend often meets older women in the supermarket when he is doing some grocery shopping, and then, these older people ask her boyfriend, "why are you doing shopping for groceries for the household? Is that because you earn less than your female counterpart in your household?" Oh my gosh, how can we change people's perception on this, why is it that there is this gender stereotype rot that people are just sunken into.Brian: I think humans have just been like this, or at lease society has been like this for ages and ages, but I think it's very telling what you said there, it's the old ladies that are coming up to him in the supermarket, it's not , you know, the young people right out of college, or little girls that are saying that, it's these old ladies who've been raised in this society where, you know, that was women's work, men didn't do that, you know, men don't enter the kitchens, sort of things there. And I think, as time goes on obviously, this education and talking about this, this messaging is important, but you know, part of it will just happen naturally as the generations go on.Heyang: Yes, and more importantly I think, when we are hailing for women's right or being a feminist myself, we’ve kind of touched up on this, earlier on, but I'm gotta say it right now, it's not just about elevating women's right, but it's also meaning that guys can get a wider scope of option. It's like guys, you shouldn't be confined into your gender role either, it's fine to be a little bit metrosexual maybe. （Men could love shopping.) Yes, and also, you know, pluck your eyebrows, that's fine too, although that's a little bit too much for my taste. But still, it means more choice, more options for everyone, and that is what we are hailing for. And too bad, we only have this much time, one last thing I would like to direct to Megan is, be yourself, what is that one golden tip you would give to all of us.Megan: The golden tip is to remember, you can do whatever you want, so remember to be yourself, and remember to strive to achieve what you want to achieve no matter your gender.Heyang: Well said, and we'll end with that note on very special day and like I've said so many times on the show, women's right is not something we only discuss on International Women's Day, it should be every day.

- 分享你心中的梦舟 - 【诗享】 河流打结的地方，文明诞生，但不论在何种文明中，一水相隔的岸边都是诗化离愁的盛产之地。 如果说，船是人类以“征服”这种阻隔为目的创造出的工具，那纸船的存在或难以原说。因它并不具备实际承载的能力——纸轻巧而易损，以此质地制成的船，太像一个飘零而不计成本的梦。 像诗中的纸船，并不一定会带着“我”的名字驶向那个我最愿结识的人；“我”把花种在船上，只能靠“希望”来祈求它们平安抵达不知名的岸；“我”不知道究竟是谁，放下天上的白云同我比赛。 可不确定性，或许正是一切美感的由来，或许纸船早已化身成为一个象征性的艺术符号——它，仅为载着一只只承认阻碍却依旧前行的梦。 我们也正因这些“梦幻”的不确定性，懂得了信仰——每当闭上双眼，总是迫切期盼着明天的存在。 【乐说】 配乐剪辑自日本音乐人妹尾武的作品《雨の記憶》。纸船、溪流、花园、岸边、星空，所有这些纯洁的清影，在这首音乐片段里，在钢琴一粒一粒透明的音符中，我好像都找到了！

- 分享你心中的梦舟 - 【诗享】 河流打结的地方，文明诞生，但不论在何种文明中，一水相隔的岸边都是诗化离愁的盛产之地。 如果说，船是人类以“征服”这种阻隔为目的创造出的工具，那纸船的存在或难以原说。因它并不具备实际承载的能力——纸轻巧而易损，以此质地制成的船，太像一个飘零而不计成本的梦。 像诗中的纸船，并不一定会带着“我”的名字驶向那个我最愿结识的人；“我”把花种在船上，只能靠“希望”来祈求它们平安抵达不知名的岸；“我”不知道究竟是谁，放下天上的白云同我比赛。 可不确定性，或许正是一切美感的由来，或许纸船早已化身成为一个象征性的艺术符号——它，仅为载着一只只承认阻碍却依旧前行的梦。 我们也正因这些“梦幻”的不确定性，懂得了信仰——每当闭上双眼，总是迫切期盼着明天的存在。 【乐说】 配乐剪辑自日本音乐人妹尾武的作品《雨の記憶》。纸船、溪流、花园、岸边、星空，所有这些纯洁的清影，在这首音乐片段里，在钢琴一粒一粒透明的音符中，我好像都找到了！

- 分享你心中的梦舟 - 【诗享】 河流打结的地方，文明诞生，但不论在何种文明中，一水相隔的岸边都是诗化离愁的盛产之地。 如果说，船是人类以“征服”这种阻隔为目的创造出的工具，那纸船的存在或难以原说。因它并不具备实际承载的能力——纸轻巧而易损，以此质地制成的船，太像一个飘零而不计成本的梦。 像诗中的纸船，并不一定会带着“我”的名字驶向那个我最愿结识的人；“我”把花种在船上，只能靠“希望”来祈求它们平安抵达不知名的岸；“我”不知道究竟是谁，放下天上的白云同我比赛。 可不确定性，或许正是一切美感的由来，或许纸船早已化身成为一个象征性的艺术符号——它，仅为载着一只只承认阻碍却依旧前行的梦。 我们也正因这些“梦幻”的不确定性，懂得了信仰——每当闭上双眼，总是迫切期盼着明天的存在。 【乐说】 配乐剪辑自日本音乐人妹尾武的作品《雨の記憶》。纸船、溪流、花园、岸边、星空，所有这些纯洁的清影，在这首音乐片段里，在钢琴一粒一粒透明的音符中，我好像都找到了！

Heyang: Squatting is a familiar posture for a lot of Chinese people. It even has a proper name called the Asian squat. And it certainly is not for everyone. An online survey says many western adults simply cannot perform the pose accordingly. Why is it? Can you do the Asian squat?What are the things we need to know about the Asian Squat?Brian: The Asian Squat is where you squat down and your entire foot is touching the ground. It’s the balls of your feet, the heels, the whole thing. This is in contrast to what you’d see in what most places traditionally considered as the West where you squat down it’s just pretty much on your tip toes there, just the balls of your feet right at the top. And your heels are like a couple inches or centimeters off the ground there. Two very different things.Now anybody can pretty much when you are a kid, a toddler. Because babies or toddlers their bodies are really flexible. They fall down and they can pretty much bounce right off the ground kind of thing. So that’s not an issue. But Asian people at least in East Asia seem to be still be able to do it. People in the West can’t do that. I think a big part of that is toilets. You see squat toilets here. If you don’t squat, you have a hard time going to the bathroom. Whereas in the West, you don’t need to squat for anything. That would be to me a big factor. Luo Yu: Defecating…one primary concern that why so many Asians can do it quite well. When you look at the procedure it’s not that difficult. Just loosen your limbs before your start. It’s a posture for rest. Then set your feet wider distance is usually preferable than a narrow one. Then keep your heels on the ground. And squat. When it comes to the Asian Squat, it’s more of a balancing act. HY: That’s true. It’s amazing how we can do it and…you know…sometimes…the business could take a little longer than expected…but still, we can squat still and we don’t find it to be a big problem. Earlier right before the show, we did a small experiment as dear Brian and myself squatted in front of each other in our studio just to prove the point. And Brian after learning the skill you can do the Asian Squat. But originally, with the Western squat you did, it’s very easy to kick you and you fall. Brian: This is true. And actually I have a question for you guys. Can you do the so-called western squat? (LY: Of course we can.) I figured so. But obviously most Westerners most Americans cannot do the Asian Squat. You can do the regular kind and that works for a little bit. But you get tired of course in contrast to this Asian Squat. One thing I would add to your instructions there is you have to put your feet at a 90 degree angle and you can’t just have them parallelin front of you and have them angled out. I know this becauselike a year ago…LY: Not necessarily. From a western perspective.Brian: I’ll tell it from my own perspective. A year ago I could not do that squat, I wanted to, it’s a useful skill here, I couldn’t do it. I forgot how Ihad got to be able to do it, but the thing I realized in the process was you can’t just have your feet parallel right out in front of you, you need to kind of angle them again outwards. Once I figured that out I was really able to do it. With practice it got easier. A lot of people who might have come to China, use the squat toilet and you squat down and that kind of angling doesn’t come to mind. And if you knew that it would have made a difference. LY: That’s one of the strategies. But as you know our economy has gotten better. Some Asian countries, especially like Japan, some of the Japanese students find it difficult to poop in squat toilets. It’s definitely not an easy thing for them. 22% of the primary school students have been complaining about it. (In Japan)Because usually they’ve seen flush toilets as we’ve seen a surge of upgrade in infrastructure but it’s still very difficult. HY: Yeah, that’s a really good point. Through what loos or toilets that exists in a society, it is the perfect judicator to see how advanced is the society has been. In China, in the last twenty years we’ve seen tremendous growth in the economy, and so has the change has happened in our toilets. Brian: I would say there are places in the West that do squat. In Eastern Europe, people do squat. So it’s not entirely a western thing. LY: In India it’s a must learn skill, because over 60% of people still defecate publicly. Wild places. HY: In the open air. Too bad I don’t have the time to read out these messages…大竹竹有正能量says she used to be able to do it but no longer coz she’s used to new toilets. Stay tuned for more awesome shows on EZFM.

Heyang: A group of bikini-clad models caused chaos on the streets of Jianwai SOHO in Beijing, by encouraging people to scan their buttocks with a smartphone. Is it appropriate to use such a sexually explicit method for marketing? And can I please remind you guys that this is in open air, in a public area that there could be children around. So what’s going on guys? Mark: Well, it’s interesting that you say there might be children around. There are children around on beaches you know when women wear exactly the same outfit, a bikini, right? If you go to the south of France, they don’t even wear the top of the bikini. You know, they are topless as well on the beach. So I don’t quite see. I know the context is quite important, but however, when it comes to actually sort of seeing a woman in a bikini, context is important I agree, you know, it might be not appropriate to wear a bikini to work for example. Heyang: Or in Jianwai SOHO. Mark: But my point is you will see no more than you would if she was on the beach. That’s my point, you see? So socially, I think the context is important, but in terms of children would seeing something that they wouldn’t see anyway if a woman was on the beach, well, they won’t. You know, a woman in a bikini looks the same whether she’s on the beach or in the streets of Beijing. Heyang: Yeah. Well, Mark, I know you are a gentleman and you haven’t really checked out the photos because Mark made that request to me. Mark: I asked you to show me them. She thought I’d get too excited. Heyang: And I’m a lady! Why would I do it for you, right? Anyway, I did check out the photos. And I checked out from Luo Yu’s computer. So I didn’t actively go searching for those photos, right? It was out and about for people to see on Luo Yu’s computer, and we sit next to each other. Luo Yu: The thing is that this morning, when I viewed this news, a colleague came and approached me, saying “how dare you watch these pornos in office!” Mark: Really! Heyang: OK. So there’s a part that I need to let you guys know that it is very explicit. Because it’s kind of a G-string so you can see everything and it’s literally the bum where the QR codes have been stick to. Mark: I’d like to see the picture to get a more objective idea about it cause I might have to modify what I’ve said so far. But you know, seeing a woman in a bikini for me is not something that should be controversial. I wish we could just get to grips with the fact that we all have a human body and they are basically all the same. There are two types of them basically, aren’t there? There’s the male and female. And you see kids walking on the beach with their mom when she is wearing bikini. You know, the thing I strongly object to about the story is that apparently the words “use me” were written on the back of these women in Chinese characters. I find that grossly offensive. And that does really objectify women. I think that’s the thing that bothers me about this, the phrase “use me”. No human being should be used by another. Luo Yu: Yes, I think phrases like “use me” is really vulgar, obscene and pornographic. I won’t want such things happen again. From the societal perspective, if you want to do any business ploy, you have to be complying with the social regulation or moral standards at least, right? You can’t be so explicit. But from personal perspective, I definitely would try if I got the opportunity to scan the QR code. Mark: I bet you would! Luo Yu: It’s very sexy you know? And very convenient! You get the APP and see how can the APP work on your smartphone. Heyang: But don’t you think like Mark said that social context is really important here. I mean would you feel comfortable seeing this and also scanning like literally being that close to a stranger lady’s buttocks in open air where with everybody looking at you? Luo Yu: But I think the company has… Heyang: I mean this is going too far, isn’t it? Luo Yu: This is going too far. And that’s why it’s going outrageous and this matter has been taken care by a bunch of security guards in Jianwai SOHO. But it’s such a successful business ploy. Even Daily Business is reporting it. And people from all across the world know about the matter. Mark: Anyone on this program, anyone that works for a news organization where they write about this or talk about it is condoning it and is supporting this activity of this company even by criticizing it. Because we’ve mentioned the name of the company I think, haven’t we? Did we? Heyang: We haven’t. And I made sure that’s not include in the research. Mark: OK. But simply by discussing it even in a negative way, we are ensuring that this kind of thing will happen again. And we are endorsing this kind of advertising just by talking about it because it’s worked. So I think it would be hypocritical for any of us really to condemn this. Because if we really condemn this, as a media outlet, we should ignore it. Heyang: We should just put it away and not talk about it. Mark: And then this kind of advertising would die because this wouldn’t work. Heyang: And also I think this is not the first time that sex sells this kind of very old tactic that has been used earlier this year. There was that you know the Spartans marching in the streets of Beijing. But that was a lot less obscene because there wasn’t so much flesh been shown and I hate it when people objectify women and treat women just like meat and that’s what I see here. So still criticizing it and well there you go. That’s all we have for this edition of Round Table. Thank you so much for your company. Stay tuned on EZFM.

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一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信号：mrweekly 微博：EZFM来明

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一只长得很丑、智力中下、有语言障碍的英语播音员每周很用力才憋出来的影评 需要文稿可以关注微信订阅号：有情操英语影评 微博：EZFM来明

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Starting from today, we'll bring you a series of reports on the 2014 Beijing Auto Show, which officially kicks off today. Mercedes Benz has unveiled its new models including CLA-class and C-class long-wheelbase models, drawing hot attention from the Chinese media and car buyers over the weekend. CRI's Liu Min has talked with Nicholas Speeks, President and CEO of Beijing Mercedes-Benz Sales Service at the Auto Show. Let's find out more. Q1. At the just concluded new model launching ceremony, we've seen the debut of the brand new C-class long-wheelbase, and it was quite impressive. Would you please tell us more about what Mercedes Benz has brought to the 2014 Beijing Auto Show? Q2.Last year, Mercedes Benz launched many new models in the Chinese market, and brought in a new generation of E –class sedans and brand new flagship S-class models. And those models had ensured Mercedes Benz to be quite competitive in the Chinese market in the second half of 2013. So what is Mercedes Benz's plan to introduce new models to China this year? Q3.In the first quarter of 2014, the sales volume for Mercedes-Benz in China surged by 47 percent compared to the same time last year. What do you think is the reason or momentum to achieve that? Q4. At the special occasion, do you have anything to say to our EZFM audiences? Anchor: That was CRI's Liu Min talking with Nicholas Speeks, President and CEO of Beijing Mercedes-Benz Sales Service at the 2014 Beijing Auto Show.

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