
Our hosts, from the US and China, discuss what unites us. Using enlightening stories and brilliant guests from all walks of life, we join hands in laughter, building bridges across our cultural world. This is The Bridge to China.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 501 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureNews | |||

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I really enjoy listening to The Bridge. The guests are great and knowledgeable, and the podcast shares information about China that you simply won’t hear in Western media. I’ve learned a lot about the country and gained a much better understanding of cultural differences.
Truly incredible stories
love this podcast
Bringing the exclusive and elusive to www CHINA closer to other nations
Better understanding of the culture
I’ll be visiting China from the US in a month and this podcast has helped ease anxieties and brought more understanding to the culture for me. I would love an episode on other ways a foreigner can get prepared to go to China - such as misconceptions about unlawful arrests (misinformation spread online makes China seem dangerous), medications we can or should bring, to use a VPN or not, any adjustments you had to make when going to China, etc. Thanks again!
Avoid at all costs, this is the worst, cheapest, lowest quality of state media propaganda available.
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The show offers discussions between US and China perspectives on culture, geopolitics, technology, and education, often featuring guests who are researchers, journalists, influencers, or creators with deep ties to China-related topics. Episodes cover topics like China's development models, Sino-US relations, education exchanges, and cultural traditions, paired with personal anecdotes and data-driven insights. A notable strength is blending accessible storytelling with complex issues, frequently highlighting cross-cultural collaboration and empathy. The format and guest mix likely appeal to listeners seeking nuanced, globally-minded perspectives on China and its global role, rather than broad sensationalism.
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Recent guests on The Bridge to China include:
1. Yan Liang
2. Dr. Usain Hauga
3. Kenny Wow
4. Josh Selig
5. Dr. Mark Levine
6. Zoon Ahmed Khan
7. Pawel Wargan
8. Dr. Warwick Powell
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