Starting audio post production is not an easy thing for a person like me, who graduated without any professional study or working experiences of this area. However, it has been the 11th year for me to involve in the audio production for China Plus, China’s premier international broadcaster. During all these years, I have learned important lessons from editing and directing different genres of promos, sweepers and jingles, producing top quality podcast and overseeing production projects.

I see the year of 2022 as a breakthrough during my audio production career, by producing Beat the Rush, an audio documentary winning the ABU Prize for Radio Podcast category. It is my first time to work with a group of journalists telling stories of the Chinese courier drivers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although it was quite a pity that I could not be present for the interview scenes, I did the soundscaping and shaping before interviews happened, and then carefully listened and screened a sea of recording files to look for each sound element needed in the final product. To transport each and every one whoever listens and loves this podcast to the busy streets of Beijing, to picture the four-square-meter home and an outdoor kitchen sheltering the everyday life of a delivery rider, and thus to echo with resilience, dreams and personal values of those courier drivers, sets the high aim of my entire production work.

The Why We Love Dunhuang podcast series is another important project I worked on. It aims to provide a new and exciting way for the global audience, especially young people and art lovers, to explore the stunning artwork of Dunhuang's Mogao Caves and the stories behind it. As a remarkable site witnessing the cultural, religious, social, and commercial activity between the East and West since ancient times, and now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the caves, sculptures and murals have been in Dunhuang for more than 1000 years. Thus my production places emphasis on seeking the integration points between Eastern and Western civilizations, breaking down the profound Dunhuang culture and cave art into vivid and engaging stories, by weaving together a series of vivid and sparky sound elements with relevant background music. There are the legendary "Nine-Colored Deer" of Dunhuang, the whirl dance which was the fashion of the day in Tang Dynasty, and the ancient love stories from the Dunhuang murals.

Starting audio post production is not an easy thing for a person like me, who graduated without any professional study or working experiences of this area. However, it has been the 11th year for me to involve in the audio production for China Plus, China’s premier international broadcaster. During all these years, I have learned important lessons from editing and directing different genres of promos, sweepers and jingles, producing top quality podcast and overseeing production projects.
I see the year of 2022 as a breakthrough during my audio production career, by producing Beat the Rush, an audio documentary winning the ABU Prize for Radio Podcast category. It is my first time to work with a group of journalists telling stories of the Chinese courier drivers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although it was quite a pity that I could not be present for the interview scenes, I did the soundscaping and shaping before interviews happened, and then carefully listened and screened a sea of recording files to look for each sound element needed in the final product. To transport each and every one whoever listens and loves this podcast to the busy streets of Beijing, to picture the four-square-meter home and an outdoor kitchen sheltering the everyday life of a delivery rider, and thus to echo with resilience, dreams and personal values of those courier drivers, sets the high aim of my entire production work.
The Why We Love Dunhuang podcast series is another important project I worked on. It aims to provide a new and exciting way for the global audience, especially young people and art lovers, to explore the stunning artwork of Dunhuang's Mogao Caves and the stories behind it. As a remarkable site witnessing the cultural, religious, social, and commercial activity between the East and West since ancient times, and now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the caves, sculptures and murals have been in Dunhuang for more than 1000 years. Thus my production places emphasis on seeking the integration points between Eastern and Western civilizations, breaking down the profound Dunhuang culture and cave art into vivid and engaging stories, by weaving together a series of vivid and sparky sound elements with relevant background music. There are the legendary "Nine-Colored Deer" of Dunhuang, the whirl dance which was the fashion of the day in Tang Dynasty, and the ancient love stories from the Dunhuang murals.

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