Podcasts about xinyi

Today's guest on the Growing Destinations podcast brings a thoughtful, research-driven lens to the tourism landscape. Xinyi Qian is Director of the University of Minnesota Tourism Center, a statewide resource focused on supporting communities through tourism education, research, and strategic planning.Xinyi's work sits at the intersection of tourism, economic development, and community vitality. Under her leadership, the Tourism Center is helping destinations across Minnesota adapt to emerging trends, build sustainable strategies, and create meaningful visitor experiences.

In this episode, we sit down with Janet Xinyi Guo, a leading expert in data management and digital transformation at Lloyds. With over 7 years of experience driving one of the UK's largest digital transformation programs, Janet brings deep insights into the intersection of AI, data ethics, and responsible data usage. Content: 00:00 – Introduction 03:15 – What is Data Ethics? 06:40 – The Role of AI 10:20 – Responsible AI 14:05 – Data Centralisation 17:30 – Data Storage 21:10 – Enhancing Customer Experience 24:45 – Surfacing the Right Data 28:20 – Navigating Regulations like GDPR  

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Against All Odds: Liang's Journey to Confidence Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2025-03-29-22-34-02-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 春天的早晨，太阳温暖地照射在村庄上。En: On a spring morning, the sun shone warmly on the village.Zh: 村庄坐落在长城脚下，周围是绿色的田野和盛开的花朵。En: The village was situated at the foot of the Changcheng, surrounded by green fields and blooming flowers.Zh: 学校正在忙碌地筹备体育节。En: The school was busy preparing for the sports festival.Zh: 梁是一名勤奋但害羞的学生，他非常喜欢跑步。En: Liang was a diligent but shy student who loved running.Zh: 每年体育节都会激起他的渴望，但也让他隐隐不安。En: Every year, the sports festival sparked his desire but also made him slightly uneasy.Zh: 梁的朋友新怡和孟在操场上练习。En: Liang's friends Xinyi and Meng were practicing on the playground.Zh: 孟是学校的明星运动员，自信满满，而新怡总是为梁加油。En: Meng was the school's star athlete, full of confidence, while Xinyi always cheered for Liang.Zh: 梁心里很矛盾，他想参加接力赛，但担心自己不够好。En: Liang felt conflicted; he wanted to participate in the relay race but was worried he wasn't good enough.Zh: 他还面临来自家里的压力，父母希望他多用功学习，而不是在运动上浪费时间。En: He also faced pressure from his family, as his parents wanted him to focus on studying rather than "wasting" time on sports.Zh: 一天，梁决定去找孟寻求建议。En: One day, Liang decided to seek advice from Meng.Zh: 他犹豫着，但还是鼓起勇气说：“孟，我想在体育节上跑接力赛。En: He hesitated but finally mustered up the courage to say, "Hey, Meng, I want to enter the relay race at the sports festival.Zh: 可我怕自己跑不好。En: But I'm afraid I won't do well."Zh: ”孟停下手中的练习，微笑着说：“别担心，梁。En: Meng stopped his practice, smiled, and said, "Don't worry, Liang.Zh: 相信自己。En: Believe in yourself.Zh: 每次坚持下来的跑步都会让你更强。En: Every run you stick with makes you stronger."Zh: ”于是，梁开始偷偷训练。En: So, Liang began to train secretly.Zh: 他每天放学后都加练，以增强体力。En: He would practice extra every day after school to build his stamina.Zh: 这些训练都是在没有人看到的情况下进行的，新怡是唯一知道他这个秘密的人。En: These training sessions took place without anyone else knowing, with Xinyi being the only one aware of his secret.Zh: 清明节到了，阳光明媚，正合适举办体育节。En: The Qingming Festival arrived, bringing sunny weather perfectly fitting for hosting the sports festival.Zh: 接力赛开始了，观众们欢呼雀跃。En: The relay race began, and the audience was cheering enthusiastically.Zh: 轮到梁时，他不小心落在后面。En: When it was Liang's turn, he accidentally fell behind.Zh: 他的呼吸变得急促，心里充满了失败的恐惧。En: His breathing became labored, and his heart filled with fear of failure.Zh: 新怡站在终点线旁，大声鼓励梁：“加油，梁！En: Xinyi stood by the finish line, loudly encouraging Liang, "Come on, Liang!Zh: 你可以的！En: You can do it!"Zh: ”听到新怡的声音，梁的心中涌起一股力量。En: Hearing Xinyi's voice, a surge of strength arose within Liang.Zh: 他不再犹豫，奋力向前冲刺。En: He no longer hesitated and sprinted forward with all his might.Zh: 最终，他顺利抵达终点线，脸上挂着自信的微笑。En: In the end, he successfully reached the finish line with a confident smile on his face.Zh: 同学们都为梁鼓掌，对他刮目相看。En: His classmates applauded Liang, looking at him in a new light.Zh: 就在那一刻，梁意识到，他不仅可以在运动中找到乐趣，还能在学业上更好地表现。En: In that moment, Liang realized that he could not only find joy in sports but also perform better in his studies.Zh: 体育节结束后，梁在操场上看着缓缓落下的太阳。En: After the sports festival ended, Liang watched the slowly setting sun over the playground.Zh: 他知道，自己的生活可以因此更充实，因为他学会了在学习和运动之间找到平衡。En: He knew his life could be fuller because he had learned to find balance between studying and sports.Zh: 他感受到了一种前所未有的自信。En: He felt a sense of unprecedented confidence.Zh: 这个春天，这个体育节，梁实现了自我的突破。En: This spring, this sports festival, Liang achieved a personal breakthrough.Zh: 他明白，勇气和支持可以战胜一切阻碍。En: He understood that courage and support can overcome all obstacles.Zh: 长城依旧庄严矗立，而梁的心中也筑起了新的长城，那是由信心和勇敢筑成的。En: The Changcheng still stood solemnly, and a new "Great Wall" had also been built in Liang's heart, constructed from confidence and bravery. Vocabulary Words:spring: 春天village: 村庄foot: 脚下surrounded: 周围blooming: 盛开diligent: 勤奋shy: 害羞sparked: 激起conflicted: 矛盾relay race: 接力赛worried: 担心pressure: 压力studying: 学习advice: 建议hesitated: 犹豫mustered: 鼓起courage: 勇气believe: 相信strength: 力量stamina: 体力secretly: 偷偷sunny: 阳光明媚enthusiastically: 欢呼雀跃breathing: 呼吸fear: 恐惧surge: 涌起sprinted: 冲刺applauded: 鼓掌balance: 平衡overcome: 战胜

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Lanterns of Creativity: A Winter Night in Beijing Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2025-02-15-23-34-01-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 灯光在雾霾中闪烁，街道上充满了节日的气息。En: The lights flickered through the haze, and the streets were filled with a festive atmosphere.Zh: 北京的城市丛林在冬天显得格外冷清，但灯笼节即将来临，为街头增添了许多色彩。En: Beijing's urban jungle seemed especially desolate in winter, but the Lantern Festival was about to arrive, adding a lot of color to the streets.Zh: 艺术区的狭窄小巷里，鑫怡正忙着她的艺术项目。En: In the narrow alleys of the art district, Xinyi was busy with her art project.Zh: 鑫怡是一位创意十足的艺术学生，她独特的想法常常让其他人不解。En: Xinyi was a creative art student whose unique ideas often puzzled others.Zh: 她想为学校的艺术比赛创造一个特别的灯笼展览。En: She wanted to create a special lantern exhibition for the school's art competition.Zh: 她的朋友梓涵对这些想法有些怀疑，但还是愿意帮助她。En: Her friend, Zihan, was somewhat skeptical about these ideas but was still willing to help her.Zh: “我们先去找材料吧。”鑫怡对梓涵说。En: “Let's go find materials first,” Xinyi said to Zihan.Zh: 她决定使用回收材料，因为学校的预算有限。En: She decided to use recycled materials since the school had a limited budget.Zh: 两人漫步在艺术区，寻找被丢弃的物品。En: The two of them strolled through the art district, looking for discarded items.Zh: 五光十色的涂鸦墙旁，他们找到了许多塑料瓶和旧报纸。En: Beside colorful graffiti walls, they found many plastic bottles and old newspapers.Zh: 用这些物品来制作灯笼，可以降低成本，同时也很环保。En: Using these items to make lanterns could reduce costs and be environmentally friendly at the same time.Zh: 回到小工作室，鑫怡和梓涵开始设计灯笼。En: Back at the small studio, Xinyi and Zihan started designing the lanterns.Zh: 他们想让灯笼既有传统的元素，又不失现代感。En: They wanted the lanterns to have traditional elements without losing a modern touch.Zh: 经过几次尝试，鑫怡设计出一种独特的花瓣形状。En: After several attempts, Xinyi designed a unique petal shape.Zh: 梓涵则想到用薄的彩色纸来覆盖塑料瓶，待灯光从中透出时，颜色会特别鲜艳。En: Zihan came up with the idea of using thin colored paper to cover the plastic bottles, making the colors particularly vibrant when the light shone through.Zh: 灯笼节的那天，空气中弥漫着鞭炮的香味。En: On the day of the Lantern Festival, the air was filled with the fragrance of firecrackers.Zh: 鑫怡和梓涵的展览吸引了很多人。En: Xinyi and Zihan's exhibition attracted many people.Zh: 灯笼挂在大树上，五彩缤纷，仿佛在夜空中闪烁。En: The lanterns hung on large trees, colorful and seemingly flickering in the night sky.Zh: 评委们也被这些灯笼吸引住了，对鑫怡的创意赞口不绝。En: The judges were also captivated by the lanterns and praised Xinyi's creativity.Zh: 经过评选，鑫怡的灯笼获胜了。En: After the evaluation, Xinyi's lantern won.Zh: 她感到莫大的欣慰，证明了她的非传统方法确实有其价值。En: She felt immense relief, proving that her unconventional approach indeed had its value.Zh: 通过这次比赛，鑫怡不仅增强了对自己艺术理念的信心，还认识到了协作与创新的重要性。En: Through this competition, Xinyi not only gained confidence in her artistic vision but also recognized the importance of collaboration and innovation.Zh: 漫天的烟花升起，照亮了北京的天空。En: Fireworks filled the sky, illuminating the Beijing sky.Zh: 鑫怡微笑着望向夜空，心中充满了对未来的希望和期待。En: Xinyi smiled as she looked at the night sky, her heart filled with hope and anticipation for the future.Zh: 灯笼在风中轻轻摆动，就像她的梦一样，闪耀着无尽的光芒。En: The lanterns swayed gently in the wind, just like her dreams, shining with endless brilliance. Vocabulary Words:flickered: 闪烁haze: 雾霾desolate: 冷清festive: 节日的lantern: 灯笼recycled: 回收discarded: 被丢弃的graffiti: 涂鸦petal: 花瓣vibrant: 鲜艳fragrance: 香味firecrackers: 鞭炮exhibition: 展览captivated: 吸引unconventional: 非传统immense: 莫大innovation: 创新anticipation: 期待artistic: 艺术的vision: 理念collaboration: 协作streets: 街道urban: 城市narrow: 狭窄evaluations: 评选swayed: 摆动illuminating: 照亮brilliance: 光芒strolled: 漫步budget: 预算

Evaluation and Credit:  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Medchat72 Target Audience This activity is targeted toward primary care physicians and advanced providers. Statement of NeedAdolescents with Type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) face a significantly higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD) compared to their peers without diabetes. Regular physical activity is crucial for these young individuals, as it helps mitigate CVD risk and improves cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF). Therefore, promoting lifelong physical activity, with appropriate insulin and dietary adjustments, is essential for managing T1DM and preventing CVD. This podcast will highlight the benefits of exercise in preventing cardiovascular disease, describe the advantages of sports activities, and outline clinical guidelines for safe exercise practices in adolescents with T1DM. Objectives At the conclusion of this offering, the participant will be able to:  Discuss the benefits of exercise in the management of adolescent patients with Type 1 diabetes.  Describe potential glycemic management strategies during times of sport/activity in adolescents with Type 1 diabetes. Review the role of technology and future advancements in the management of diabetes.  Moderator Mark McDonald, M.D., MHA, CPE System Vice President Pediatric Medical Affairs Medical Director, Norton Children's Louisville, Kentucky  Professor Department of Pediatrics Division of Critical Care UofL School of Medicine Louisville, Kentucky Speaker Brad Thrasher, D.O., MBAPediatric Endocrinologist Medical Director, Pediatric Diabetes Medical Director, Sport & Activity Wendy Novak Diabetes Institute Norton Children's Endocrinology Louisville, Kentucky Associate Professor UofL School of Medicine Louisville, Kentucky    Moderator, Speaker and Planner Disclosures  The planners, moderator and speaker of this activity do not have any relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies to disclose.   Commercial Support  There was no commercial support for this activity.  Physician Credits Accreditation Norton Healthcare is accredited by the Kentucky Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Designation Norton Healthcare designates this enduring material for a maximum of .50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.   For more information about continuing medical education, please send an email to cme@nortonhealthcare.org.  Nursing CreditaNorton Healthcare Institute for Education and Development is approved with distinction as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the South Carolina Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. This continuing professional development activity has been approved for .50 contact hours. In order for nursing participants to obtain credits, they must claim attendance by attesting to the number of hours in attendance.   For more information related to nursing credits, contact Sally Sturgeon, DNP, RN, SANE-A, AFN-BC at (502) 446-5889 or sally.sturgeon@nortonhealthcare.org. Resources for Additional Study/References Chang, Xinyi, et. Al.  “Effect of Physician Activity/Exercise on Cardiorespiratory Fitness in Children and Adolescents with Type I Diabetes: A Scoping Review”; International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Jan. 12, 2023; https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph20021407 Cockcroft et al. “Factors affecting the support for physical activity in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes mellitus: a national survey of health care professionals' perceptions”; BMC Pediatrics (2023) 23:131. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12887-023-03940-3   Date of Original Release | Nov. 2024; Information is current as of the time of recording. Course Termination Date | Nov. 2026 Contact Information | Center for Continuing Medical Education; (502) 446-5955 or cme@nortonhealthcare.org Also listen to Norton Healthcare's podcast Stronger After Stroke. This podcast, produced by the Norton Neuroscience Institute, discusses difficult topics, answers frequently asked questions and provides survivor stories that provide hope. Norton Healthcare, a not for profit health care system, is a leader in serving adult and pediatric patients throughout Greater Louisville, Southern Indiana, the commonwealth of Kentucky and beyond. More information about Norton Healthcare is available at NortonHealthcare.com.

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Au cours de la pandémie du COVID-19, la communauté asiatique a été la cible de nombreuses discriminations. Quatre ans après, si la parole se libère, le racisme anti-asiatique est toujours d'actualité en France. D'après l'Association des Jeunes Chinois de France, 76% des asiatiques déclarent faire face à des insultes ou des gestes racistes au quotidien. Aujourd'hui, nous recevons Xinyi Liu, doctorante en sociologie et membre de l'Association des Jeunes Chinois de France pour en parler. Pour contacter l'Association des Jeunes Chinois de France : https://www.lajcf.fr/ La plateforme ASIES : https://www.asies.fr/ "Je ne suis pas chinetoque" d'Emilie Tran Nguyen : https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x912qzi Le mémoire de recherche de Xinyi Liu, "Silent no more : unveiling the varying responses to racism of chinese descendants in France" : https://catalogue-bibliotheque.sciencespo.fr/discovery/fulldisplay/alma991007675094005808/33USPC_SPO:SPO

朋友Xinyi是云南人，她这个夏天回到了西双版纳，参加了一位亲戚的葬礼。这场葬礼非常特殊：它发生在一个多民族杂居地，也牵引出一个云南家庭近一个世纪的浮沉。这集播客，一方面想保存一点私人而很珍贵的口述史，另一方面，作为两个活在不同世界之间，又在所谓“文明边陲”相逢的中年人，我们自然而然地聊起了移民、身份，甚至是人类学家James Scott那本《逃避统治的艺术》。聊到最后才发现，思考在“边陲”、在“迁徙”中如何生活，可能聊的是当年的舅奶奶太爷爷，也说不定，聊得就是现在的我们自己。02:35 一场帕西傣的葬礼05:35 在聚会上，重新审视家族史的重量07:26 迁徙、杂居，与族群的建构11:38 作为旁观者，观察回傣的葬礼15:00 家族史另一面的动荡与韧性20:49 Xinyi的舅奶奶的家族背景和在东南亚的迁徙历史25:30 昆明人在北京，感受「华夏」与「边陲」的界限29:17 在泰北，看到一种模糊的云南38:20 新一代Third Culture Kids长大了，也要问自己是哪儿人40:52 家族史，迁徙史，移民史，个人史43:33 清迈的云南人社区及美斯乐的历史背景48:04 「边陲」与「文明」52:00 亲情与仪式Send us a textSupport the show关于行星酒馆 | 每月为行星酒馆买杯咖啡：https://www.buzzsprout.com/2247913/support｜在Instagram上关注我们，获取更多节目资讯与视频片段：https://instagram.com/planet.speakeasy ｜与主播、嘉宾分享感兴趣的话题与感想，可ins私信或电邮 planet.speakeasy@gmail.com

What could have been a small one-day story about disagreements around the table at Stratford city council has become emblematic of a bigger issue. Aside from the fine line between criticism of our civic leaders and outright threatening behaviour, there's also a question about whether their mayor and council are being as open and transparent as it should be, and one man - famously - has his doubts. Members from Get Concerned Stratford have appeared on this podcast before. The group itself was born out of concerns around Stratford council's efforts to approve the construction of a controversial glass plant in the city. But the circumstances that led to the Xinyi controversy lingered, even with a new council, and it all seemed to come together at a council meeting on February 26. At that meeting, there was a report about the use of closed meeting protocols that showed Stratford council was frequently making decisions in-camera, but attention instead went to a matter of zoning where two delegates - Mike Sullivan and Barb Shaughnessy - were accused of making statements that were allegedly threatening and disrespectful. They both got three-month bans from council and that's where the controversy - and this podcast - really begins! Sullivan joins us this week to tell us about what happened at the February 26 meeting, how he learned that he was temporarily banned from council and what happened the first time he showed up anyway. He will also tell us about his efforts to learn more about what goes on in closed meetings, the repeatedly failed attempts to get the ban lifted, and where the battle goes now that the ban has expired. Also, where's the fine line between legitimate criticism and an ad hominem attack? So let's look at what's going on in Stratford with this week's Guelph Politicast! Some late breaking news at Monday council's meeting it was unanimously decided that the Respectful Workplace Policy would be reviewed by staff, but only two members of council voted to suspend the policy. You can learn more about Get Concerned Stratford at their website here. You can find links to the videos of council meetings at the City of Stratford at their website. The host for the Guelph Politicast is Podbean. Find more episodes of the Politicast here, or download them on your favourite podcast app at Apple, TuneIn and Spotify. Also, when you subscribe to the Guelph Politicast channel and you will also get an episode of Open Sources Guelph every Monday, and an episode of End Credits every Friday. Photo Courtesy of Get Concerned Stratford Facebook.

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: The Herbalist's Quest: Unveiling Secrets at Qixi Festival Market Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-herbalists-quest-unveiling-secrets-at-qixi-festival-market Story Transcript:Zh: 在古老的庙会市场，华灯初上，夏日的晚风中飘着节日的香气。En: In the ancient temple fair market, as the lanterns were first lit, the scent of the festival drifted on the summer evening breeze.Zh: 市场热闹非凡，四处是各色摊贩和挑选商品的顾客。En: The market was bustling, filled with a variety of vendors and customers selecting goods.Zh: 今天是七夕节，市场上挂满了五彩缤纷的灯笼，洋溢着欢乐的气氛。En: Today was the Qixi Festival, and the market was adorned with multicolored lanterns, radiating a joyful atmosphere.Zh: 心仪，一个勤奋的草药师，正在市场中寻找稀有的草药。En: Xinyi, a diligent herbalist, was searching for rare herbs in the market.Zh: 她走过一个又一个摊位，寻找她需要的珍贵药材。En: She walked past stall after stall in search of the precious ingredients she needed.Zh: 她要为自己的新药配方找到最后几种特别的草药。En: She was seeking the last few special herbs required to complete her new medicinal formula.Zh: 心仪听说一个神秘的摊贩藏有她需要的草药。她决定去找他。En: Xinyi had heard of a mysterious vendor who possessed the herbs she needed, so she decided to find him.Zh: 她在市场的角落找到了这个摊位。En: In a corner of the market, she found the stall.Zh: 摊位后面坐着一个穿着奇异衣服的男人，他叫梁。En: Behind it sat a man dressed in peculiar clothing; his name was Liang.Zh: 他是个古怪的摊主，眼神中透着一丝怀疑。En: He was an eccentric vendor, with a hint of skepticism in his eyes.Zh: “你好，我是心仪，”她礼貌地说，“我听说你有一些稀有的草药。En: “Hello, I am Xinyi,” she said politely, “I heard you have some rare herbs.Zh: 我需要它们来完成我的新药配方。”En: I need them to complete my new medicinal formula.Zh: 梁抬起头来看了她一眼，轻声说：“你为什么需要这些稀有的草药？En: Liang looked up at her, speaking softly, “Why do you need these rare herbs?Zh: 我怎么知道你不会滥用它们？”En: How can I be sure you won't misuse them?”Zh: 他的目光中充满了警惕。En: His gaze was full of wariness.Zh: 心仪知道她必须证明自己是真心的，否则就会失去这个机会。En: Xinyi knew she had to prove her sincerity, or she would lose this chance.Zh: 她深吸一口气，决定敞开心扉。En: She took a deep breath and decided to open her heart.Zh: “我的奶奶病了，”她开始说，声音有些颤抖，“她患了一种很少见的病，普通的药没有效果。En: “My grandmother is ill,” she began, her voice trembling slightly, “She has a rare disease, and ordinary medicine doesn't work.Zh: 我研究了很多书籍，发现用这些稀有的草药可以帮她。”En: I have studied many books and discovered that these rare herbs can help her.”Zh: 梁听了心仪的话，眉头稍微松开了一些，但仍然显得很谨慎。En: Hearing her words, Liang's furrowed brows relaxed a little, though he still seemed cautious.Zh: “你能证明你所说的一切吗？”他问。En: “Can you prove everything you said?” he asked.Zh: 心仪从包里拿出一本厚厚的笔记本，上面密密麻麻地记录着她的研究和发现。En: Xinyi took a thick notebook from her bag, filled with dense notes of her research and discoveries.Zh: 她递给梁，让他看。En: She handed it to Liang, letting him see.Zh: “这是我的研究笔记，”她说，“我花了很多时间研究这些草药的效果，En: “These are my research notes,” she said, “I've spent a lot of time studying the effects of these herbs.Zh: 我只想救我的奶奶。”En: I just want to save my grandmother.”Zh: 梁翻了几页，看到心仪的笔记写得很详细，En: Liang flipped through a few pages and saw the meticulous details in Xinyi's notes.Zh: 终于点了点头。En: Finally, he nodded.Zh: “好吧，我相信你，”他语气变得温和许多，“这些稀有的草药我可以卖给你，但你要答应我，用它们来帮助那些需要帮助的人。”En: “Alright, I believe you,” his tone became much gentler, “I can sell you these rare herbs, but you have to promise to use them to help those in need.”Zh: 心仪眼中闪烁着感激的泪光，她重重地点了点头。En: Tears of gratitude sparkled in Xinyi's eyes as she nodded vigorously.Zh: “谢谢你，梁先生。我会的。”En: “Thank you, Mr. Liang. I will.”Zh: 心仪小心地把这些宝贵的草药收入包中，心中充满了感激和决心。En: Carefully, Xinyi placed the valuable herbs into her bag, her heart filled with gratitude and determination.Zh: 这次经历教会了她，情感的诚实也是一种力量，她更加珍惜这种力量。En: This experience taught her that the honesty of emotions is also a kind of strength, and she cherished this strength even more.Zh: 七夕节的灯光照耀在她的脸上，她对未来充满了希望。En: The light of the Qixi Festival shone on her face, and she was full of hope for the future.Zh: 她一定会用这些草药救治奶奶，并帮助更多需要帮助的人。En: She was determined to use these herbs to cure her grandmother and help many more people in need. Vocabulary Words:ancient: 古老temple: 庙会lanterns: 灯笼scent: 香气breez: 晚风bustling: 热闹非凡vendors: 摊贩adorned: 挂满diligent: 勤奋herbalist: 草药师rare: 稀有herbs: 草药medicinal: 药peculiar: 奇异eccentric: 古怪skepticism: 怀疑sincerity: 真心trembling: 颤抖studied: 研究furrowed: 皱着眉头cautious: 谨慎notebook: 笔记本meticulous: 详细promised: 答应gratitude: 感激determination: 决心cherish: 珍惜honesty: 诚实strength: 力量hope: 希望

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Finding Home: A Heartwarming Journey in Shanghai's Glow Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/finding-home-a-heartwarming-journey-in-shanghais-glow Story Transcript:Zh: 上海地铁里，人来人往，大家都在享受端午节的气氛。En: In the Shanghai metro, people came and went, all enjoying the atmosphere of the Dragon Boat Festival.Zh: 美玲、欣怡和家豪三个人挤在地铁里，准备去外滩散步。En: Meiling, Xinyi, and Jiahao squeezed into the train, preparing to go for a walk at the Bund.Zh: “我好想家啊，”欣怡轻声说。En: "I really miss home," Xinyi said softly.Zh: “别担心，”美玲安慰她，“我们一起去外滩，看灯光秀，吃好吃的，很快就会感觉好多了。”En: "Don't worry," Meiling comforted her, "We'll go to the Bund together, watch the light show, and enjoy some delicious food. You'll feel much better soon."Zh: 家豪拿着相机，眼睛不停地四处张望，寻找拍摄的灵感。他笑着说：“今天是个好机会，我一定要拍到完美的照片。”En: Jiahao, holding his camera, kept looking around, seeking inspiration for his shots. He smiled and said, "Today is a great opportunity; I must capture the perfect photo."Zh: 地铁到站了，三个人下车，步行到外滩。空气中弥漫着粽子的香味，街道上挂满了红色的灯笼。En: The train arrived at their stop, and the three of them got off and walked to the Bund. The air was filled with the aroma of zongzi, and the streets were adorned with red lanterns.Zh: 美玲看着两边的高楼大厦和历史建筑，心中感慨万千。En: Meiling looked at the tall buildings and historic structures on both sides, feeling deeply moved.Zh: “我真的很喜欢这些建筑，”美玲说，“但我有时会怀疑，自己是不是选对了专业。”En: "I really love these buildings," Meiling said, "But sometimes I wonder if I chose the right major."Zh: 欣怡拍拍她的肩膀：“别想那么多，相信自己。你对建筑有激情，这就够了。”En: Xinyi patted her shoulder, "Don't overthink it. Believe in yourself. Your passion for architecture is enough."Zh: 家豪举起相机，捕捉两位朋友的瞬间。他突然领悟到，比起拍摄游客和风景，朋友的笑容更让他感动。En: Jiahao raised his camera, capturing fleeting moments of his friends. He suddenly realized that the smiles of his friends moved him more than pictures of tourists and scenery.Zh: 黄浦江的对岸，灯光闪烁，美丽的夜景让人陶醉。三个人站在江边，美玲深吸一口气，脸上的愁容渐渐消失。En: Across the Huangpu River, the lights flickered, and the beautiful night view was mesmerizing. The three of them stood by the river, Meiling taking a deep breath as the worries on her face gradually dissipated.Zh: “谢谢你们，”美玲感激地说，“和你们在一起，我感觉好多了。”En: "Thank you," Meiling said gratefully, "Being with you both makes me feel so much better."Zh: 欣怡微笑着点头：“我也一样。虽然我想家，但有你们在，我觉得上海也是我的家。”En: Xinyi nodded with a smile, "I feel the same. Even though I miss home, with you here, I feel Shanghai is also my home."Zh: 家豪按下快门，捕捉到了朋友们温暖的瞬间。他知道，这张照片将是他这次外滩之行的最佳作品。En: Jiahao pressed the shutter, capturing the warm moment between his friends. He knew this photo would be his best work from the Bund trip.Zh: 当他们回家的时候，美玲感觉充满了力量和信心。欣怡也不再那么想家，开始享受上海的生活。家豪发现，最美的瞬间往往是朋友之间的真情流露。En: On their way home, Meiling felt filled with strength and confidence. Xinyi no longer missed home as much and began to enjoy life in Shanghai. Jiahao discovered that the most beautiful moments were often the genuine expressions between friends.Zh: 在这个繁忙的城市中，三位朋友找到了自己的位置。他们互相支持，共同前行。En: In this bustling city, the three friends found their places. They supported each other and moved forward together.Zh: 美玲在建筑学上的信心恢复了，欣怡找到了家的感觉，家豪也拍摄到了心中的完美照片。从此之后，他们不再感到迷茫，上海成了他们共同的乐园。En: Meiling regained her confidence in architecture, Xinyi found a sense of home, and Jiahao captured the perfect photo he had in his heart. From then on, they no longer felt lost; Shanghai became their shared paradise. Vocabulary Words:metro: 地铁atmosphere: 气氛squeezed: 挤comforted: 安慰inspiration: 灵感capture: 拍aroma: 香味adorned: 挂满historic: 历史structures: 建筑regained: 恢复flickered: 闪烁mesmerizing: 陶醉genuine: 真情expressions: 流露paradise: 乐园enjoying: 享受worried: 担心delicious: 好吃architecture: 建筑学confident: 信心opportunity: 机会perfect: 完美walking: 散步adorned: 挂满moment: 瞬间realized: 领悟worries: 愁容grateful: 感激mesmerizing: 陶醉

Apartment 73, first floor. Valera lies in his bed, staring at the ceiling. His left leg is sticking out from under the blanket as usual. The scents of damp soil and lilac waft in from the street. The rain drums on the leaves of a young maple in the front yard. In that social network that Valera now visits only once every couple of months, a notification popped up about the birthday of someone he met only once, about ten years ago, and now he cannot calm down. That evening used to exist in his memory in the finest detail, but now it's like a series of random snapshots: a long strand of his date's hair, that she kept tucking behind her ear, the broadcast of the «Milan»-«Lazio» football match in the bar (the «Rossoneri» won 3:1, if he recalls correctly), and a recently painted dark-brown bench – they almost landed on it when they were already quite tipsy. Valera can't shake the question «I wonder if she ever thought about that meeting in August? Maybe on her way home in a taxi or just like this — in her bedroom on an early weekend morning?». There is a magical pill that could distract him from such pointless questions — xinyi mix for 5/8: radio. But unfortunately, he doesn't even know it exists. So he continues to lie in bed, staring at the ceiling, with his left leg still sticking out from under the blanket.

La intérprete está nominada al Premio Goya a Mejor Actriz Revelación por 'Chinas', la historia de tres chicas de origen chino que viven en Madrid pero con realidades completamente opuestas. Las tres historias se cruzan y se separan, pero mantienen un objetivo común: la búsqueda de la identidad propia. Una película que reflexiona sobre la España multicultural, con sus luces y sus sombras.

La película cuenta la historia de tantas familias chinas que deben convivir con las formas de vida españolas y enfrentarse al racismo en su día a día. Escuchar audio

Andrés Arconada entrevista a Arantxa Echevarría y Xinyi Ye, directora y protagonista de Chinas.

In Podcast 177 of TBR 1 hr Podcasts, hosts Iman and Will engage in a fascinating discussion with guest Xinyi about the growing trend of inscribing artwork on top of rare SATS, a term related to Bitcoin. They explore the concept of recognizing patterns and applying art on top of these unique Bitcoin units, creating a sense of authenticity and value. The speaker discusses the increasing popularity of inscribing among artists, particularly in the NFT space, and the potential for expansion beyond rare SATS. They delve into the concept of digital Matter theory and the emergence of a highly secure and immutable data storage layer. The conversation also touches upon a the platform tools Sating.io provides for the discovery of rare sat ownership and the processes behind how to utilize them when generating new inscriptions. Topics: First up, We Ask Xinyi how they got into the web3/bitcoin space Next, we explore the concept of recognizing patterns and applying art on top of rare Satoshis Then, we go over the market complexities for finding and using rare sats. and Finally, What does Xinyi think about Digital Matter Theory? Please like and subscribe on your favorite podcasting app! Website: www.theblockrunner.com Follow us on: Youtube: https://bit.ly/TBlkRnnrYouTube Twitter: bit.ly/TBR-Twitter Telegram: bit.ly/TBR-Telegram Discord: bit.ly/TBR-Discord

Entrevista exclusiva con la realizadora de "Chinas", Arantxa Echevarría y las actrices, Leonor Watling y Xinyi Ye. The post “Chinas”, entrevista a la directora Arantxa Echevarría y las actrices Leonor Watling y Xinyi Ye appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

生活在一个崇尚效率与信息爆炸的时代，人们享受着这个时代的便利，也受困于这个时代的压力。就像对待地球的方式一样 — 无节制地消耗 ，我们也在无节制地消耗自己。精神内耗成了抓住时代神经的热词。于是受到焦虑困扰的人们开始通过各种各样的途径寻找心灵的安抚与人生的答案：瑜伽、正念冥想、声音疗愈成了这几年都市人中的新流行。Creative Shelter 是一个结合冥想、艺术与疗愈，践行可持续身心的生活方式的品牌。最初只是创始人 Xinyi 在客厅里实验项目，举办各种各样有趣的活动邀请朋友们来玩儿。在短短的两年之内，Creative Shelter 从客厅搬到了弄堂，又机缘巧合开在商场里，让更多人接触到新奇的疗愈方式。TSUBO RADIO 第 58 期，我们邀请 Xinyi 来到 TSUBO 录音棚一起来聊聊「身心可持续」这件事：Xinyi 如何在“疗愈”这条路上探索？冥想疗愈真的会改变我们吗？人生是固定的，还是可以改变的？控制不住自己的情绪怎么办？如何面对 24 小时不休息的烦恼？希望这期节目能为你带来一些疗愈。

This is a fun conversation I had with XinYi.  She is a Digital Nomad, Creative Chimera, and the host of the Don't Be Strangers Podcast and community.  She is working to fight adult loneliness and the myth that making friends as an adult is difficult.  We recorded in October for her podcast, and she sent me a copy of the edited file, so I figured now would be a great time to post it since I'm way behind on recording! Learn more about her events and podcast at Dontbestrangers.club or find her on social media @dontbestrangers or find her on Spotify, Apple Podcast, etc...  We should be back soon with new episodes!  Stay tuned!  Follow us over at Spotify or Apple Podcasts so you don't miss an episode! You can also follow us @theinfatuasianpodcast on Instagram or Facebook and email us at Infatuasianpodcast@gmail.com Our Theme: “Super Happy J-Pop Fun-Time” by Prismic Studios was arranged and performed by All Arms Around  #dontbestrangers #adultloneliness #asianpodcast #asian #asianamerican #infatuasian #iinfatuasianpodcast #aapi #veryasian #asianamericanpodcaster #representationmatters

爆片、爆卦不間斷，全新的壹蘋新聞網。App免費下載：https://app.nextapple.com/GMQ7 －－－－以上訊息由 SoundOn 動態廣告贊助商提供－－－－ Good afternoon, I'm _____ with today's episode of EZ News. **Tai-Ex opening ** The Tai-Ex opened down 37-points this morning from yesterday's close, at 14,186 on turnover of 1.9-billion N-T. The market bounced back from early losses on Tuesday, to close the first trading session of 2023 in positive territory, but turnover remained thin amid investor worries over a possible global recession this year. The bellwether electronics sector led the rebound, while old economy and new energy sector stocks also attracted buying on the back of government efforts to push renewable power development. **Tainan City Council Speaker Questioned in Vote-Buying Probe ** Newly-elected Tainan City Council Speaker Qiu Li-li has been questioned in connection with an investigation into vote buying. According to the Tainan District Prosecutors' Office, Qiu was questioned after authorities searched her residence and over 20 other locations. Those locations included the homes of Deputy Speaker Lin Zhi-zhan as well as city councilors Li Wen-chun, Zhang Shi-xian and Li Zhen-guo. Prosecutors says they opened the investigation into allegations of electoral manipulation after receiving a tip-off in November. Qiu beat incumbent Speaker Guo Hsin-liang in a vote on December 25 after in which Li Wen-chun, Zhang Shi-xian and Li Zhen-guo all broke party ranks with the K-M-T to back the D-P-P nominee. Reports at the time speculated that the three then-KMT councilors had been bribed. **Eslite to Close 24-hour Branch in Taipei's Xinyi District in December ** Eslite has confirmed that its 24-hour branch in Taipei's Xinyi District will close its doors in December. According to the bookstore chain, the pending (待辦的) closure comes after it failed to convince its landlord to extend the existing lease. Eslite says it will continue to promote (推廣) culture and humanities in Taiwan and provide a 24-hour service - and there is speculation that its nearby Songyan store will become Eslite's and Taiwan's only 24-hour bookstore. However, there has been no official confirmation of those reports. The Xinyi store first opened 24-hours a day in mid-2020 after the Eslite Dunnan store was closed. **China Criticizes COVID19 Requirements on Travelers ** The Chinese government has sharply criticized COVID-19 testing requirements being imposed on visitors from China and threatening countermeasures against countries involved. The Foreign Ministry spokesperson said at a daily briefing Tuesday that China believes the entry restrictions adopted by some countries targeting passengers from China lack scientific basis. China abruptly (突然) eased strict anti-virus measures in December, leading to a surge in cases. Countries including the U.S., U.K., India, Japan and several European nations have announced tougher measures on travelers from China. Many are worried about a lack of data from China and fear that new variants may spread. **NYC Machete Attacker to be Arraigned ** The 19-year-old accused on attacking 3 police officers with a machete near Times Square on New Years Eve is expected to be arraigned (傳訊) tomorrow, meanwhile his mother reached out to police last month to express concerns about him. AP correspondent Julie Walker reports. ((No Excerpting Sound)) That was the I.C.R.T. news, Check in again tomorrow for our simplified version of the news, uploaded every day in the afternoon. Enjoy the rest of your day, I'm _____.

~ENDING 2022 WITH A BONUS EPISODE FEATURING GABRIEL LEE OF HUGMATCH~This episode features Gabriel Lee (Korean American), head of Public Relations of HugMatch, a company that focuses on developing interactive toys for the visually impaired. Gabriel was recommended by a past guest of the show, XinYi as she had Gabriel on her podcast recently and thought that Gabriel would be a perfect fit for the show. After our recording, we couldn't agree more! In our conversation, we explored Gabriel's family journey to the west, how the family didn't intend to actually move to the West permanently at first, to him taking a journey through different occupations and studies (working at the UN,  being in the military, studying his master, teaching English in Korea) that led him to where he is now, a man with a strong distant voice, mission and purpose that he commit to in the company that he is a part of with HugMatch. We definitely talked about HugMatch, the inspiration behind it, what it is, the mission and the uniqueness of it right now as it is a company that is AAPI driven. It is a great and thoughtful conversation that you do not want to miss out on at all! Check out HugMatch!WEBSITEINSTAGRAMhttps://hugmatch.net/index.htmlhttps://www.instagram.com/hugmatch/?hl=enThank you to all the listeners and supporters of the podcast. We wouldn't be able to have this podcast running at the end of 2022 and continuing in 2023 without all of your support. This is the last episode of 2022 and we will be looking to come back in 2023 (February). In the meantime, check out this episode and past episodes you might have missed. Don't forget to stay subscribed to us on all digital platforms as well following us on Instagram for all the most up-to-date news about the podcast and when we will be coming back for the new season.Support the showThank you for listening! Check us out down below!https://linktr.ee/whatkindofasianareyoupod

~ENDING 2022 WITH A BONUS EPISODE FEATURING GABRIEL LEE OF HUGMATCH~This episode features Gabriel Lee (Korean American), head of Public Relations of HugMatch, a company that focuses on developing interactive toys for the visually impaired. Gabriel was recommended by a past guest of the show, XinYi as she had Gabriel on her podcast recently and thought that Gabriel would be a perfect fit for the show. After our recording, we couldn't agree more! In our conversation, we explored Gabriel's family journey to the west, how the family didn't intend to actually move to the West permanently at first, to him taking a journey through different occupations and studies (working at the UN,  being in the military, studying his master, teaching English in Korea) that led him to where he is now, a man with a strong distant voice, mission and purpose that he commit to in the company that he is a part of with HugMatch. We definitely talked about HugMatch, the inspiration behind it, what it is, the mission and the uniqueness of it right now as it is a company that is AAPI driven. It is a great and thoughtful conversation that you do not want to miss out on at all! Check out HugMatch!WEBSITEINSTAGRAMhttps://hugmatch.net/index.htmlhttps://www.instagram.com/hugmatch/?hl=enThank you to all the listeners and supporters of the podcast. We wouldn't be able to have this podcast running at the end of 2022 and continuing in 2023 without all of your support. This is the last episode of 2022 and we will be looking to come back in 2023 (February). In the meantime, check out this episode and past episodes you might have missed. Don't forget to stay subscribed to us on all digital platforms as well following us on Instagram for all the most up-to-date news about the podcast and when we will be coming back for the new season.Support the showThank you for listening! Check us out down below!https://linktr.ee/whatkindofasianareyoupod

Zoey Gong is a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) chef, food therapist, and healer. Zoey grew up in Shanghai and moved to the US with her family when she was 16. Today, she lives in Brooklyn, New York, and travels across the country cooking and hosting fabulous dinners, including 10-course mushroom feasts and mid-autumn full-moon tastings. As a chef and a nutritionist, Zoey is on a mission to showcase the healing foods of TCM, and she brings a fresh way of looking at health from a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective. In this episode, you'll hear from Zoey Gong on: (00:04:19) Her healing journey. Zoey explains how the health issues she experienced after moving to the US inspired her to learn about nutrition and reconnect with the foods and traditions she grew up with. (00:07:28) Expanding her consciousness. She describes the emotional and spiritual growth that accompanied her physical recovery and left her feeling much more centered, open-minded, and connected to Nature. (00:18:43) Her favorite mushrooms. Zoey reveals her fondness for Black Wood Ear and Silver Ear (Tremella) mushrooms, which can be consumed in fresh or dried form and are used to soothe the skin and heal yin deficiency in the body. (00:25:02) TCM 101. Zoey refers to the principal TCM modalities of acupuncture, cupping, herbalism, gua sha, and food therapy. She also points out that TCM is based on the Chinese philosophical concept of yin and yang and its goal is to restore balance in the body. (00:36:59) Food as medicine & food as love. Zoey reminds us that 70% of the energy in our bodies comes from the food we eat, and she shares her childhood memories of cooking with her grandmother in Shanghai. Links from this episode: Zoey's Website: zoeyxinyigong.com Zoey's Instagram: @zoeyxinyigong Zoey's TikTok: @zoeyxinyigong Follow Tonya: Instagram: @tonyapapanikolove Follow Rainbo on Instagram: @rainbomushrooms Shop Rainbo: rainbo.com

Today's episodes with the super creative and interesting XinYi Tan from the "Don't Be Strangers" Podcast.  Kyle, our host was on an episode of "Don't Be Strangers" check that out as well! EpisodeWe talked about finding your passions, creativity, being creative and loving art but not making it a career intentionally and the journey she took to become a creative chimera nomad.  More about XinYi Tan:I was born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and moved with my family to Dallas, Texas at age 7. My first couple of years in school were a huge struggle. English was not my first language and entering 2nd grade after skipping almost a year of school due to the move made making friends quite difficult. But even after learning English,I never felt quite at home... anywhere.Culturally, I wasn't fully American, but when my family and I visited Malaysia, I was painfully aware that I didn't quite belong there either. When it came to my passions, I could never make up my mind on a specific creative outlet or medium to hone — not because of indecisiveness (ok, maybe a little bit), but because I find joy in learning, remixing, and over-complicating mixed-media projects. But before I found pride in calling myself a creative chimera, I was hopelessly lost in how to identify my art and therefore myself. Being aromantic meant that I couldn't relate to 99% of the stories represented in pop culture. ​In short, I thought I was an alien. With every friend that I've found (who listened to me wholeheartedly and confided in me sincerely), I began to feel less and less alien and more and more at home on Earth.  I began to feel like I belonged. XinYi's InstagramDon't Be Strangers WebsiteDon't Be Strangers SpotifyDon't Be Strangers Apple Don't be Strangers Instagram"Don't Be Strangers is a community + podcast that focuses on fighting social isolation via stories of everyday people! If you believe in the power of making deeper connections, you can plug in by joining our Discord Community, Pen Pals Club, or applying to co-host a future episode!" Linktree: https://linktr.ee/whatkindofasianareyoupodSpotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/0vSqGIRXpJozlfiCDjpv5K?si=Xe9qxPdORCyu_8SDPkRmKw<clid=ca3c72c2-624b-4812-9733-9e09723a1629&nd=1Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-kind-of-asian-are-you/id1531615451Instagram (Podcast):https://www.instagram.com/whatkindofasianpod(Never Jaded Podcast):https://www.instagram.com/neverjadedpod/?hl=enYoutube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ40aGle2G564N4of7iFuKABuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/whatkindofasianSupport the show

Today's episodes with the super creative and interesting XinYi Tan from the "Don't Be Strangers" Podcast.  Kyle, our host was on an episode of "Don't Be Strangers" check that out as well! EpisodeWe talked about finding your passions, creativity, being creative and loving art but not making it a career intentionally and the journey she took to become a creative chimera nomad.  More about XinYi Tan:I was born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and moved with my family to Dallas, Texas at age 7. My first couple of years in school were a huge struggle. English was not my first language and entering 2nd grade after skipping almost a year of school due to the move made making friends quite difficult. But even after learning English,I never felt quite at home... anywhere.Culturally, I wasn't fully American, but when my family and I visited Malaysia, I was painfully aware that I didn't quite belong there either. When it came to my passions, I could never make up my mind on a specific creative outlet or medium to hone — not because of indecisiveness (ok, maybe a little bit), but because I find joy in learning, remixing, and over-complicating mixed-media projects. But before I found pride in calling myself a creative chimera, I was hopelessly lost in how to identify my art and therefore myself. Being aromantic meant that I couldn't relate to 99% of the stories represented in pop culture. ​In short, I thought I was an alien. With every friend that I've found (who listened to me wholeheartedly and confided in me sincerely), I began to feel less and less alien and more and more at home on Earth.  I began to feel like I belonged. XinYi's InstagramDon't Be Strangers WebsiteDon't Be Strangers SpotifyDon't Be Strangers Apple Don't be Strangers Instagram"Don't Be Strangers is a community + podcast that focuses on fighting social isolation via stories of everyday people! If you believe in the power of making deeper connections, you can plug in by joining our Discord Community, Pen Pals Club, or applying to co-host a future episode!" Linktree: https://linktr.ee/whatkindofasianareyoupodSpotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/0vSqGIRXpJozlfiCDjpv5K?si=Xe9qxPdORCyu_8SDPkRmKw<clid=ca3c72c2-624b-4812-9733-9e09723a1629&nd=1Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-kind-of-asian-are-you/id1531615451Instagram (Podcast):https://www.instagram.com/whatkindofasianpod(Never Jaded Podcast):https://www.instagram.com/neverjadedpod/?hl=enYoutube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ40aGle2G564N4of7iFuKABuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/whatkindofasianSupport the show

“Xinyi Cheng“ Seen through othersà Lafayette Anticipations – Fondation d'entreprise Galeries Lafayette, Parisdu 23 mars au 28 mai 2022Interview de Rebecca Lamarche-Vadel, directrice Lafayette Anticipations,par Anne-Frédérique Fer, à Paris, le 21 mars 2022, durée 11'24.© FranceFineArt. Communiqué de presse Commissaire : Christina LiDirectrice Lafayette Anticipations : Rebecca Lamarche-VadelXinyi Cheng s'inspire de ses rencontres pour capturer une infinité de sujets et de scènes. D'un petit chien appelé Monroe fixant un os sur un tapis rouge à un homme en boxer léopard au téléphone sur un canapé, ses œuvres s'intéressent à la complexité des émotions, des désirs et des rapports qui imprègnent la vie contemporaine. Elle utilise la lumière et la couleur pour exprimer l'intensité des sentiments, des rêveries et des présences qui font notre expérience quotidienne du monde. Dans une atmosphère souvent énigmatique faite de songes et de solitude, les personnages dépeints par l'artiste résonnent comme des hommages inattendus aux modernes — Picasso, Toulouse-Lautrec, Degas ou Caillebotte.Pour la première grande exposition de Xinyi Cheng en France, on découvre une trentaine d'oeuvres de 2016 à 2021 déployées dans l'ensemble du bâtiment.L'accrochage, original, invite à des rapprochements et des interprétations encore inédits entre les oeuvres.L'exposition débute avec une série illustrant différentes situations domestiques et nocturnes. A l'étage, les oeuvres explorent notre relation métaphysique au monde à travers la représentation d'animaux et de forces naturelles. Sous l'immense verrière du dernier étage, les tableaux plus récents de Xinyi Cheng forment un ensemble de personnages – humains et chiens – représentés dans des espaces extérieurs. Au-delà d'une douceur trompeuse, ces nouvelles œuvres reflètent la réflexion de l'artiste sur la coexistence avec les autres, mais aussi sur ce que cela signifie d'être humain. À travers une utilisation scintillante de la couleur, Xinyi Cheng propose ses perspectives sur un monde déroutant, qui provoque autant d'images énigmatiques. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Jon Nicklin shares his journey through Xingyiquan, which lead him to the exposure of various branches of Xingyiquan, Xinyiliuhequan, and even the original family art, Dai Xinyi.We also discuss Yang and Chen styles of Taiji. Enjoy

Hi Everyone, this is the start of Season 6! On this episode of My Creative Life, I have Nino with me today! She is a graduate student at SCAD studying illustration. We had a class together and she was so great to learn from and I enjoyed her beautiful illustration work. She is an international student from China and gives us some perspective on art education in China versus the US and why she chose to study abroad. So glad she was available to chat. To see her work visit https://www.instagram.com/blanknk5521/ Thanks for listening and please like and subscribe!

Episode 153 of the becoming human podcast features Derek Notman, he is a teacher of physical culture specializing in XinYi, Thai Chi, Club Swinging, and a wide breadth of other healing practices.In this episode, we talk about the ways our minds and emotions manifest physically and vise versa. There’s a lot of powerful experiences awaiting all of us. To get there, you can practice in many ways. Physical exercise is one of the most tangible ways I can engage with different states of mind. You can check out Derek’s classes, videos, and more at islandphysicalculture.comYou can find him on Instagram @islandphysicalculture

Episode 153 of the becoming human podcast features Derek Notman, he is a teacher of physical culture specializing in XinYi, Thai Chi, Club Swinging, and a wide breadth of other healing practices.In this episode, we talk about the ways our minds and emotions manifest physically and vise versa. There’s a lot of powerful experiences awaiting all of us. To get there, you can practice in many ways. Physical exercise is one of the most tangible ways I can engage with different states of mind. You can check out Derek’s classes, videos, and more at islandphysicalculture.comYou can find him on Instagram @islandphysicalculture

You could call Xinyi Lim the chef at Sydney's Cafe Freda's but that wouldn't begin to describe all the many hats she wears and strands of doing, being and thinking that she draws together. We talk about racism, identity, the social justice potential of cooking and sharing food, and the blessed beauty of mediocrity.https://www.instagram.com/megafaunafood/?hl=enhttps://www.cafefredas.comFollow Dirty Linen on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=enFollow Danihttps://www.instagram.com/danivalentFollow Deep In The Weeds on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=enFollow Rob Locke (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/Follow Huck (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/

2020 erzielten einige chinesische Aktien über +100% Kurszuwachs. Jetzt folgte die Korrektur. Wie weit können die Aktien noch fallen? Wie hoch ist das Potential, dass die Aktien in der Zukunft zu Tenbagger-Aktien werden? Solltest Du jetzt einsteigen? Wenn Du wissen willst, wie Du als Anleger von der größeren Korrektur einiger chinesischer Hype-Aktien profitieren kannst, höre jetzt unseren detaillierten Podcast.

Rich is probably the only person in Canada who is both a writer and a glass guy. With over 70 articles under his belt and a new gig as the back page columnist for Glass Canada magazine, Rich also has a long track record as a marketing consultant with the likes of Binswanger Glass, Hartung, Garibaldi Glass, PFG, the National Glass Association and others. He's seen enough to have some opinions and isn't shy about sharing them. We get into the exploding market in sneeze guards, the possible future of office towers, the dos and don'ts of marketing a glass business and the forces in this country that are preventing industrial development like Xinyi's float glass proposal.

You may remember Xinyi, a Chinese glass manufacturer that wanted to try and build a plant just next door in Guelph/Eramosa Township. All but one of the township's councillors rejected the proposal in the wake of wide-spread public outcry about the effect on the local environment, especially the water supply, and that seemed to be the end of that. It wasn't. The story then moved to Stratford. Last fall, it was announced that Xinyi was trying again in the Festival City, and this time they had a Ministerial Zoning Order in hand. Typically, and MZO is meant to be used in the event of an emergency, or for projects of provincial significance, but according to Environmental Defence, more MZOs were handed out in 2020 than in the previous 20 years combined. One of those MZOs was intended for Xinyi's new plant. MZOs have been the great boogeyman for activists lately as they override the normal planning processes and timelines, and Stratford is just one of the places that is fighting back. An organization called Get Concerned Stratford organized, even though the Xinyi plant seemed like a done deal, but they still demonstrated, petitioned, delegated, and they forced Xinyi to put the entire project on pause. So does this mean public pressure still works? Melissa Verspeeten, who is a member and spokesperson for Get Concerned Stratford, will help us figure that out on this week's podcast. She will talk about her beginnings as an activist, and the political and planning conditions in Stratford that led to this project being proposed in the first place. Verspeeten will also talk about the difficulty in getting materials on the project, and Xinyi’s attempts to discredit Get Concerned. She will also discuss the future of her group, and what other groups can learn in their own local fights against MZOs.  So let's get back in the fight against Xinyi on this week's Guelph Politicast! You can learn more about Get Concerned Stratford and its activism via their website and social media pages. The Stratford Beacon Herald had complete coverage of Xinyi, and you can check that out here. The host for the Guelph Politicast is Podbean. Find more episodes of the Politicast here, or download them on your favourite podcast app at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, and Spotify. Also, when you subscribe to the Guelph Politicast channel and you will also get an episode of Open Sources Guelph every Monday, and an episode of End Credits every Friday.

Neil Ripski is an international workshop provider in Chinese martial arts and thought. His experience with different styles gives a unique perspective on the shared principles between the arts. Internal martial artist of Xinyi, Bagua, and Taiji Quan as well as Zuiquan, and shaolin 18 Lohan Palm. Neil now focuses on the personal internal transformations possible through Chinese training methods.

“We can be part of the answer. We don’t have the luxury of letting things run as they are. We need to start making changes in farming today.” - Xinyi Lim   Episode Description:   Is there a way to help local farmers earn more without placing a heavy burden on consumers? Yes, there is! And it's in the palm of your hands! Join Justine, Yvette, and Executive Director of Pinduoduo, XinYi Lim and discover how to harness the power of online platforms. As consumer awareness increases, the demand for healthy alternatives and organic produce is increasing rapidly. We're discussing the barriers to the agriculture industry, ways to solve oversupply, and how to bridge the gap between technical and traditional farming. Find out how to get started in the agriculture business and get your message out into the market in today's episode!    Connect with Justine:  Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn   Connect with NextGenChef: Website  Facebook  Twitter  Instagram  YouTube NextGenChef App   Episode Highlights: 02:49 Farm Food Through Your Phone 07:26 New Farmers & Entrepreneurs 12:18 Connecting With Farmers 18:06 US Farming vs China 22:53 COVID Impacts Farmers 29:06 Pinduoduo Platform 34:41 Bridging the Gap Between Technologist Traditionalist Farming

Neil Ripski is an international workshop provider in Chinese martial arts and thought. His experience with different styles gives a unique perspective on the shared principles between the arts. Internal martial artist of Xinyi, Bagua, and Taiji Quan as well as Zuiquan, and shaolin 18 Lohan Palm. Neil now focuses on the personal internal transformations possible through Chinese training methods.

Neil Ripski is an international workshop provider in Chinese martial arts and thought. His experience with different styles gives a unique perspective on the shared principles between the arts. Internal martial artist of Xinyi, Bagua, and Taiji Quan as well as Zuiquan, and shaolin 18 Lohan Palm. Neil now focuses on the personal internal transformations possible through Chinese training methods.

Dealing with ghosts and demons - And the usage of 'spirit swords' in one's baguazhang sword form practice.

Subscribe: Apple • Android • Spotify • Stitcher • Google • RSS.In this episode of the Data Exchange I speak with Xinyi Zhou,   a graduate student in Computer and Information Science at Syracuse University.  Xinyi and her advisor (Reza Zafarani) recently wrote a comprehensive survey paper entitled “A Survey of Fake News: Fundamental Theories, Detection Methods, and Opportunities”. They set out to organize the many different methods and perspectives used to detect fake news. Their paper is a great resource for anyone wanting to understand the strengths and limitations of various state-of-the-art techniques, and a feel for where the research community might be headed in the near future.Download the 2020 NLP Survey Report and learn how companies are using and implementing natural language technologies.Detailed show notes can be found on The Data Exchange web site.Subscribe to The Gradient Flow Newsletter.

My guest on this week’s episode is Xinyi Zhu who directed her latest short film Kindling (2020) starring Jill Renner and Nicole Falk. The film tells the story of childhood best friends Piper and Celeste, who are forced to reassess their relationship as they drive across America to a small-town abortion clinic. We jumped into Xinyi’s experience growing up in China and falling in love with filmmaking by secretly watching films on her iPod Nono, how studying psychology at UCLA influenced her approach to storytelling and what’s it like writing a new feature film screenplay in the era of Covid-19. ▶️ FILM LINK You can checkout Kindling and Xinyi’s other short film projects on Vimeo right now at https://vimeo.com/xinyizoo

In this week's episode of Cool Story Bro, I caught up with founders of Upsygals", pronounced like “up-cycles”. The two of them started Upsygals with the vision to reduce fabric waste by shopping at thrift stores and converting them into a unique piece of garment. The unique thing about what they do is that every piece of art/garment will be only one of one. Meaning you won't have to worry anyone else wearing the same piece of garment as you when you go out. Xinyi is a fashion design graduate from RMIT Melbourne, and her best friend Qianku, a vegan scuba instructor understood that shopping at thrift stores can be a bit tedious due to the smell and dust, or most garments are either outdated or ill-fitted. The two of them are only 23 at the moment, and they are already championing sustainable fashion with the vision to change perspectives and introduce everyone the benefits of being a sustainable fashion company. Be sure to check out their website for more information on sustainable fashion or if you simply just want to purchase their products.

Today on The Negotiation, we speak with Xin Yi Lim, Senior Director of Corporate Development at Pinduoduo and former Technology Analyst for GIC in Singapore and New York.Xin Yi discusses some of PD's latest developments, including founder Colin Huang Zheng's recent move into an executive chairman role and news on the company's agritech initiatives, which include its Smart Agriculture Competition to encourage innovation in both AI and traditional strawberry planting methods. She then goes into the role of live streaming in PDD's marketing efforts and defines the relationship that the company has with its various types of vendors and other strategic partners.“Live streaming is probably the number one industry buzzword this year as well as last year,” says Xin Yi. COVID-19, of course, had a big impact on the popularity (and necessity) of live streaming. For Pinduoduo, the key was to find the value in a live streaming product as opposed to releasing one for the sake of having a product. In particular, one of the goals in using live streaming is to drive conversion which, at its root, is a matter of building trust. According to Xin Yi, “Live streaming should be part of the shopping experience and not a distraction from it.”An MCN is a third-party service provider that has a collection of content providers, akin to such platforms as YouTube. These are intermediaries that brands turn to if they need ready-made solutions for content since every content creator has their own following or fanbase.C2M shortens the distance between consumers and manufacturers. “In essence,” says Xin Yi, “it is a differentiated way of thinking about how products are designed, made, and sold to consumers.” Traditionally, manufacturers do not have a direct connection to consumers and have inefficient systems for getting feedback on their products. Usually, focus groups are used when creating new products, and this process oftentimes causes quite a bit of delay. The concept of C2M takes advantage of the fact that much of the retail world has gone digital in the form of eCommerce, allowing for that direct interaction between consumers and manufacturers.“Longer-term, the momentum behind eCommerce penetration is still very strong. In terms of PDD's strategy, it has always been squarely focused on, ‘What do our users need and how can we provide the right products that they need for each category? How can we provide value as well as an interactive shopping experience to our 600+ million users?'”

We're delving into the work of a master this week on the podcast, as Xinyi Zhu discusses her choice of favourite movie – John Cassavetes drama A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE. There's plenty to dig into, including Cassavetes unique style, the performances of Gena Rowlands and Peter Falk and the lessons Zhu learned about filmmaking. We also chat about Zhu's new short film KINDLING, in which two estranged friends reunite for a major life event.On The Pick of the Flicks Podcast, a different guest every week stops by to discuss their favourite movie of all time. We are proudly part of the Flickering Myth Podcast Network.If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Player FM and leave us a comment, rating or review. For more entertainment news, reviews and interviews, head over to http://www.flickeringmyth.com/

Xin Yi Lim, Executive Director of Sustainability and Agricultural Impact at Pinduoduo, explains how the e-commerce giant is reimagining the agriculture supply chain and using technology to surmount the challenges of scale, geography and reach.For more information on Pinduoduo, you can check out our LinkedIn.You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter @PinduoduoInc.

In episode 328, Lim Xinyi, senior director for corporate development from Pinduoduo, joined us to discuss the social ecommerce company and its impact on agriculture. Starting from the conversation, Xinyi shared her background and how she came to discover and eventually join Pinduoduo. She discuss Pinduoduo's current mission and vision and how the company pioneered social ecommerce in China. Last but not least she shared Pinduoduo's contributions to the agriculture sector in China and how they are helping farmers to get their agricultural produce to the consumers during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Here are the interesting show notes and links to the discussion (with time-stamps included): Lim Xinyi (LinkedIn), Senior Director, Corporate Development at Pinduoduo (@PinduoduoInc, LinkedIn, Medium) How did you start your career? In your career journey, what are the interesting career lessons you can share with our audience. Pinduoduo’s Social E-Commerce Model and its impact in agriculture  Can you briefly introduce us to your company Pinduoduo in China and its mission and vision?  How do you explain Pinduoduo as a social e-commerce company to the audience out there?  Before Pinduoduo came into the scene in 2015, the ecommerce industry led by Alibaba and Jingdong (JD) generated a combined revenue of $433B gross merchandise value (GMV), and within 5 years, it skyrocketed from a startup to 57B company with buying base of 585M generating $144B of GMV (reference from Pinduoduo & the rise of Social E-Commerce by YCombinator) and by 2020, it’s the 2nd largest ecommerce platform in China behind Alibaba. Can you talk about how Pinduoduo pioneered the concept of social shopping in China? What are the features of social shopping that have been introduced by Pinduoduo? (For example, 1/ creating community via team purchase, 2/ Daily Check ins, 3/ Price Chop, 4/ Card program, 5/ mini games and 6/ personalized recommendations referenced in the YC article) What are the misconceptions from the Western world which Pinduoduo has been mis-understood as a company? How does Pinduoduo contribute to the agriculture sector in China? (See reference by Parmesh Shah from World Bank) Why is Pinduoduo well-suited to help farmers and digitize agriculture? What are the benefits for the farmers in China?  How does Duo Duo Farms help to alleviate poverty and create a sustainable future via the team purchase feature in Pinduoduo? Can you elaborate about the Duo Duo Farm project in Yunnan and what are the key learnings there? Given the current COVID-19 pandemic, what have been Pinduoduo’s response to the situation and what you have done to help the farmers to tide over this tough period? What are the key trends you see in the future of social commerce and does this extend beyond agriculture for Pinduoduo? Closing Can you recommend anything (a book, movie or article) which has inspired you recently? Xinyi's recommendations: understanding the Black Lives Matter movement in the United States. How do our audience find you? Podcast Information: RSS Feed Apple Podcasts Himalaya Spotify Libsyn Google Play Overcast FM SoundCloud Luminary Twitter Facebook Video Facebook Page Linkedin Stitcher Castbox RadioPublic Acast PodBean ListenNotes TuneIn The show is hosted and produced by Carol Yin (@CarolYujiaYin) and originally created by Bernard Leong (@bernardleong, Linkedin). Sound credits for the intro music: Taro Iwashiro, "The Beginning" from Red Cliff Soundtrack. analyseasia · Pinduoduo on Social Ecommerce & Agriculture with Xinyi Lim

Working with brain imaging data, Xinyi has a lot of cool figures to show off in her technical presentation. She walks us through the image-on-scalar regression model and how it is used to infer a personalized “baseline” brain image along with the effects of different cognitive diagnoses.

The Drunken Boxing Podcast #013 Today's guest is Jarek Szymanski who originally hails from Poland. Jarek is a pioneering legend within Chinese martial arts, particularly within the styles of Xinyi and Xingyi Quan, Bagua Zhang and Taiji Quan, as he was one of the early westerners to come into the heart of China and study these at a time when the reality of the martial arts environment in the northern part of china was relatively unknown to the outside world. He started website "China From Inside" which was a groundbreaking source of information in the west on these arts. Jarek was a student of the late and great Xinyi Quan master Li Zunsi as well. He has lived in China since 1990 and been deeply involved in the research and practice of Chinese martial arts. China from Inside Website: http://www.chinafrominside.com/ Jarek's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb3sXbnhviatVTAMtJClosQ ⚫ Support this channel and all my projects: https://www.patreon.com/mushinmartialculture ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 京A (Jing-A) Brewing Company: Official Website: jingabrewing.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jingabrewing/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jingabrewing/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Equipment: Microphone: https://amzn.to/3amNfYn Video Editing Software: https://amzn.to/2XNUPZH Capture Software: https://amzn.to/3cz4APl ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Drunken Boxing Podcast Anchor: https://anchor.fm/the-drunken-boxing-podcast RSS Feed: https://anchor.fm/s/d5c0c08/podcast/rss Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Drunken-Boxing-Podcast-801368680265940 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow Mushin Martial Culture: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/mushinmartialculture Twitter: https://twitter.com/Mushin_Martial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mushinmartialculture/ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-drunken-boxing-podcast ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Intro/Outro Music Information: Artist: Mujo情 Track Title: Wu Dang Mountain Pt.2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0vg08N1z9G9LrGLkG1nNDS?autoplay=true&v=A Bandcamp: https://mujobeatz.bandcamp.com/album/hidden-forest Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mujobeatz/ Used with permission from Mujo情

Xinyi continues the conversation on precision medicine research at SAMSI. Xinyi describes the challenges of combining genomic data with imaging data for modelling Alzheimer's with the goal to supplement subjective diagnosis criteria with the more objective biomarkers.  

Today on The Negotiation, we speak with Xin Yi Lim, Senior Director of Corporate Development at Pinduoduo and former Technology Analyst for GIC in Singapore and New York.Xin Yi discusses interactive eCommerce, a relatively new term that aims to reproduce the experience of offline shopping by “trying to understand human needs through the community that surrounds each and every one of us.” Pinduoduo has created a team purchase model on a mobile-first, mobile-only platform where, if you buy something with a friend or anybody else in your social network, you enjoy lower prices.According to Xin Yi, traditional eCommerce is “a targeted, solitary shopping behavior that is also ultimately efficiency-driven.” When we shop offline (i.e. at a mall), we typically have conversations with our companions when considering a purchase. This type of interaction and feedback is essentially absent when we shop online on a conventional eCommerce platform—no algorithm can match this element of human touch.Pinduoduo differentiates itself from other eCommerce platforms with their fundamental understanding that “people's needs can be very dynamic, and they can be influenced by those around them.” The company's goal is to create true value for money, both for consumers and merchants, by creating a platform that mimics the offline experience and quite literally takes the term “sharing economy” to a new level.Using data gathered from Pinduoduo's interactive eCommerce platform, certain trends emerged. There is now a tendency towards “rational consumption”, which means that consumers are ultimately looking for value-for-money goods. Xin Yi discusses the trend known as C2M or Consumer to Manufacturer. China, known for decades as having an export-driven economy, is now beginning to focus on manufacturing products that appeal to an increasingly savvy domestic market. Pinduoduo allows its brands to collect anonymous consumer feedback, and from this create better, more marketable products that expand existing markets, and even create new markets.COVID-19 has caused the sale of agricultural goods to skyrocket. These goods have always been available through Chinese eCommerce platforms, but they were “rediscovered” through necessity, by consumers. To further encourage and comfort online shoppers of agricultural goods, Pinduoduo began to conduct livestreams with farmers and other stakeholders demonstrating the quality of their products. Other newly popular verticals include fitness and culinary brands.

Xinyi takes us through the medical condition known as hemophilia.  The music used in this episode is by an artist named Xylo-Zico. Thank you to our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.      

This episode we speak with Jon Dyer, he discusses his journey from traditional Chinese Internal Kung Fu/martial arts to MMA. This is an in depth conversation that pulls no punches. Topics include:Dai XinYiXinyiliuhequanInternal martial artsBecoming a disciple And more...

Zoey Gong is a TCM nutritional chef, meridian yoga teacher, and Traditional Oriental Medicine student at PCOM. Her website is https://www.zoeyxinyigong.com and her Instagram account @zoeyxinyigong

In this episode of Stem Cells @ Lunch digested, PhD student Ella Hubber interviews Clinical Research Fellow Dr Xinyi (Beibei) Du. She talks about how her dermatology training led her to start research skin as part of the Human Cell Atlas using single cell RNA sequencing, the importance of involving patients in research, and the transition from working in the clinic to the lab…

Singapore-based JustCo has expanded to Taipei, securing three new co-working centres in the city. The centres are located at the Xinyi, Songshan and Zhongshan financial districts, and brings the company's portfolio to 32 centres across eight cities. Internationalisation has been one of the most challenging things for local SMEs to do. How has JustCo done this and what are the challenges it still faces? We find out from Ho Seng Chee, Chief Corporate Officer, JustCo.

Taipei, Taiwan-5 Top Districts For Your Hotel Search It's always challenging when you visit any city for the first time to decide on where exactly you want to stay. This video highlights my 5 favorite districts to stay in Taipei. The characteristics of each district are highlighted to make it easier to decide which one suits you best. Technically Taipei Main Station is not a district but falls in Zhongzheng but I think it's better to use Taipei Main Station when you're searching for hotels and other retail or services.The districts fall in order of transportation convenience with number 1 Taipei Main Station being the best and Xinyi District the area furthest away. Taipei City is not that expansive so if you stay in Xinyi it will take you approximately 20 minutes to get to Taipei Main Station by MRT.Zhongshan is convenient and has a some nice sites to visit including the Ningxia Night Market, Dihua Old Street, The Museum of Contemporary Art.Daan is great for shoppers, foodies, bar hoppers, and some nice parks and neighborhoods to explore. Ximending is the most energetic district with lots of choices for food, cafes, entertainment, street performers, and is completely safe even with the crowds that inhabit the place every night. Xinyi is the most luxurious of all the districts with the best selection of 5 star hotels, international restaurants, Chinese/Taiwanese fine dining, and the best Japanese food. Bars, hot nightclubs and one of the best selections of luxury goods stores in East Asia.Thanks so much for watching the video! Please subscribe to the channel for the latest videos from East Asia, Southeast Asia, and South Asia! Music: http://www.purple-planet.com Help Support The Podcast! Become a patron! Patrons get access to exclusive content and help contribute to production and travel costs. For as little as $2/month you can become a patron! Visit my Patreon page to view all of the offers:https://www.patreon.com/FarEastTravels

 It's always challenging when you visit any city for the first time to decide on where exactly you want to stay. This video highlights my 5 favorite districts to stay in Taipei. The characteristics of each district are highlighted to make it easier to decide which one suits you best. Technically Taipei Main Station is not a district but falls in Zhongzheng but I think it's better to use Taipei Main Station when you're searching for hotels and other retail or services. The districts fall in order of transportation convenience with number 1 Taipei Main Station being the best and Xinyi District the area furthest away. Taipei City is not that expansive so if you stay in Xinyi it will take you approximately 20 minutes to get to Taipei Main Station by MRT. Zhongshan is convenient and has a some nice sites to visit including the Ningxia Night Market, Dihua Old Street, The Museum of Contemporary Art. Daan is great for shoppers, foodies, bar hoppers, and some nice parks and neighborhoods to explore. Ximending is the most energetic district with lots of choices for food, cafes, entertainment, street performers, and is completely safe even with the crowds that inhabit the place every night. Xinyi is the most luxurious of all the districts with the best selection of 5 star hotels, international restaurants, Chinese/Taiwanese fine dining, and the best Japanese food. Bars, hot nightclubs and one of the best selections of luxury goods stores in East Asia. Thanks so much for watching the video! Please subscribe to the channel for the latest videos from East Asia, Southeast Asia, and South Asia! Music: http://www.purple-planet.com