Round Table China is the premiere English radio talk show that debates issues affecting China. The show shines with its three hosts who come from diverse backgrounds and offer bold as well as researched discussion on some of the hottest topics headlining in China and around the world.

The show is aired on FM radio every weekday and is available on various mainstream podcast platforms. Each episode is approximately 55 minutes long.

Officially launched in 2012, the program engages in candid conversations on trendy topics, using accessible language and a balanced perspective. Everything from economic regulation to social issues, cultural differences to gender equality, the Round Table China team has you covered with comprehensive information and addicting charisma. It keeps up with current trends and zeitgeist, offering a blend of Chinese and Western viewpoints on China and the world, making it immensely popular among Generation Z both in China and abroad. 

Round Table China is the premiere English radio talk show that debates issues affecting China. The show shines with its three hosts who come from diverse backgrounds and offer bold as well as researched discussion on some of the hottest topics headlining in China and around the world.
The show is aired on FM radio every weekday and is available on various mainstream podcast platforms. Each episode is approximately 55 minutes long.
Officially launched in 2012, the program engages in candid conversations on trendy topics, using accessible language and a balanced perspective. Everything from economic regulation to social issues, cultural differences to gender equality, the Round Table China team has you covered with comprehensive information and addicting charisma. It keeps up with current trends and zeitgeist, offering a blend of Chinese and Western viewpoints on China and the world, making it immensely popular among Generation Z both in China and abroad.

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