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100 Ways To Live | Farming by day, writing by night: Rural wordsmith Yimeng Erjie sows poetic dream in spring soil "Is this a flower? It's more than a flower, but the embrace of petals and leaves, the silent harmony of sun and moon." With a hoe in hand and the mountains behind her, Yimeng Erjie (Yimeng Sister) from Shandong works the fields while softly reciting her freshly written poem. Though working in the fields is tiring, it sparks inspiration for Erjie's poetry.

100 Ways To Live

2025.06.26 16:10

100 Ways To Live | Farming by day, writing by night: Rural wordsmith Yimeng Erjie sows poetic dream in spring soil

100 Ways To Live | Farming by day, writing by night: Rural wordsmith Yimeng Erjie sows poetic dream in spring soil

100 Ways To Live | Roof-hopping in '8D Mountain City': Chongqing parkour athletes measure urban dimensions with bodies Leaping between towering buildings, flipping across steep staircases—when parkour (also known as "art du déplacement") meets the "8D Mountain City," these athletes turn Chongqing's vertical terrain into one of the coolest natural training grounds. With the city as their canvas and their bodies as brushes, they transform its dizzying elevation gaps, even baffling to navigation apps, into breathtaking extreme performance.

100 Ways To Live

2025.05.29 10:00

100 Ways To Live | Roof-hopping in '8D Mountain City': Chongqing parkour athletes measure urban dimensions with bodies

100 Ways To Live | Roof-hopping in '8D Mountain City': Chongqing parkour athletes measure urban dimensions with bodies

100 Ways To Live | Spring water as medium: Tie-dye artisan brings Intangible Cultural Heritage into modern life Tie-dye is an ancient manual dyeing technique originating from the Yellow River Basin, with a history spanning 2,500 years. The process involves stitching, sewing and bundling fabric with thread or rope before dyeing it, then unfastening and hanging the bindings to reveal unique and various patterns after drying. "Spring water tie-dyeing," however, takes it a step further—using the minerals in spring water to activate the natural pigments of Isatis indigotica (a perennial herb used in traditional Chinese medicine), resulting in richer, more vibrant hues and layered textures.

100 Ways To Live

2025.05.22 10:00

100 Ways To Live | Spring water as medium: Tie-dye artisan brings Intangible Cultural Heritage into modern life

100 Ways To Live | Spring water as medium: Tie-dye artisan brings Intangible Cultural Heritage into modern life

100 Ways To Live | Taking IShowSpeed on a tour of Chongqing -- Photographer showcases hometown to world through lens American internet celebrity IShowSpeed (affectionately nicknamed "Jiakang ge", which means "Hyperactive Bro" in Chinese) embarked on a trip to China in March, presenting the world with an image of a vibrant, clean, culturally rich, and technologically advanced country. Among his livestreams across major cities, Chongqing left a particularly striking impression. Behind this successful livestream was the contribution of a Chongqing photographer.

100 Ways To Live

2025.05.01 09:46

100 Ways To Live | Taking IShowSpeed on a tour of Chongqing -- Photographer showcases hometown to world through lens

100 Ways To Live | Taking IShowSpeed on a tour of Chongqing -- Photographer showcases hometown to world through lens

100 Ways To Live | Ancient craft meets Chinese animation IP: Glass art master creates fire-sculpted Shiji Niangniang with astonishing technique A torch burns, a glass rod is ready; one hand holds pliers, the other guides the rod. The glass rod spins in a 1200°C flame...In a studio located in Zhangdian District, Zibo City, Chinese glass art master Ren Bo rotates his hands 360 degrees in the same direction. The glass rod gradually softens into a sphere. He rotates, compresses, taps, adds material, fuses, and layers... In just a few minutes, Shiji Niangniang from Ne Zha 2 emerges from the flames, her wide mouth agape and two green ears standing out-simple yet translucent.

100 Ways To Live

2025.04.24 15:00

100 Ways To Live | Ancient craft meets Chinese animation IP: Glass art master creates fire-sculpted Shiji Niangniang with astonishing technique

100 Ways To Live | Ancient craft meets Chinese animation IP: Glass art master creates fire-sculpted Shiji Niangniang with astonishing technique

100 Ways To Live | Farming by day, writing by night: Rural wordsmith Yimeng Erjie sows poetic dream in spring soil

100 Ways To Live | Farming by day, writing by night: Rural wordsmith Yimeng Erjie sows poetic dream in spring soil

100 Ways To Live | Farming by day, writing by night: Rural wordsmith Yimeng Erjie sows poetic dream in spring soil "Is this a flower? It's more than a flower, but the embrace of petals and leaves, the silent harmony of sun and moon." With a hoe in hand and the mountains behind her, Yimeng Erjie (Yimeng Sister) from Shandong works the fields while softly reciting her freshly written poem. Though working in the fields is tiring, it sparks inspiration for Erjie's poetry.

100 Ways To Live

2025.06.26 16:10

100 Ways To Live | Roof-hopping in '8D Mountain City': Chongqing parkour athletes measure urban dimensions with bodies

100 Ways To Live | Roof-hopping in '8D Mountain City': Chongqing parkour athletes measure urban dimensions with bodies

100 Ways To Live | Roof-hopping in '8D Mountain City': Chongqing parkour athletes measure urban dimensions with bodies Leaping between towering buildings, flipping across steep staircases—when parkour (also known as "art du déplacement") meets the "8D Mountain City," these athletes turn Chongqing's vertical terrain into one of the coolest natural training grounds. With the city as their canvas and their bodies as brushes, they transform its dizzying elevation gaps, even baffling to navigation apps, into breathtaking extreme performance.

100 Ways To Live

2025.05.29 10:00

100 Ways To Live | Spring water as medium: Tie-dye artisan brings Intangible Cultural Heritage into modern life

100 Ways To Live | Spring water as medium: Tie-dye artisan brings Intangible Cultural Heritage into modern life

100 Ways To Live | Spring water as medium: Tie-dye artisan brings Intangible Cultural Heritage into modern life Tie-dye is an ancient manual dyeing technique originating from the Yellow River Basin, with a history spanning 2,500 years. The process involves stitching, sewing and bundling fabric with thread or rope before dyeing it, then unfastening and hanging the bindings to reveal unique and various patterns after drying. "Spring water tie-dyeing," however, takes it a step further—using the minerals in spring water to activate the natural pigments of Isatis indigotica (a perennial herb used in traditional Chinese medicine), resulting in richer, more vibrant hues and layered textures.

100 Ways To Live

2025.05.22 10:00

100 Ways To Live | Taking IShowSpeed on a tour of Chongqing -- Photographer showcases hometown to world through lens

100 Ways To Live | Taking IShowSpeed on a tour of Chongqing -- Photographer showcases hometown to world through lens

100 Ways To Live | Taking IShowSpeed on a tour of Chongqing -- Photographer showcases hometown to world through lens American internet celebrity IShowSpeed (affectionately nicknamed "Jiakang ge", which means "Hyperactive Bro" in Chinese) embarked on a trip to China in March, presenting the world with an image of a vibrant, clean, culturally rich, and technologically advanced country. Among his livestreams across major cities, Chongqing left a particularly striking impression. Behind this successful livestream was the contribution of a Chongqing photographer.

100 Ways To Live

2025.05.01 09:46

100 Ways To Live | Ancient craft meets Chinese animation IP: Glass art master creates fire-sculpted Shiji Niangniang with astonishing technique

100 Ways To Live | Ancient craft meets Chinese animation IP: Glass art master creates fire-sculpted Shiji Niangniang with astonishing technique

100 Ways To Live | Ancient craft meets Chinese animation IP: Glass art master creates fire-sculpted Shiji Niangniang with astonishing technique A torch burns, a glass rod is ready; one hand holds pliers, the other guides the rod. The glass rod spins in a 1200°C flame...In a studio located in Zhangdian District, Zibo City, Chinese glass art master Ren Bo rotates his hands 360 degrees in the same direction. The glass rod gradually softens into a sphere. He rotates, compresses, taps, adds material, fuses, and layers... In just a few minutes, Shiji Niangniang from Ne Zha 2 emerges from the flames, her wide mouth agape and two green ears standing out-simple yet translucent.

100 Ways To Live

2025.04.24 15:00

100 Ways To Live | Meet HK's 'Queen of the Snakes': 50 years of tradition in every bowl

100 Ways To Live | Meet HK's 'Queen of the Snakes': 50 years of tradition in every bowl

100 Ways To Live | Meet HK's 'Queen of the Snakes': 50 years of tradition in every bowl "Snake soup is delicious!" exclaimed American YouTuber IShowSpeed—with over 38 million followers—after tasting his first-ever bowl in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong. Traditionally known for its warmth and medicinal value, the dish has gained international acclaim thanks to one woman: Chow Ka-ling, or as she's known locally, "Queen of the Snakes."

100 Ways To Live

2025.04.18 13:21

100 Ways To Live | From clinic to caboose: HK doctor's lifelong love for transit

100 Ways To Live | From clinic to caboose: HK doctor's lifelong love for transit

100 Ways To Live | From clinic to caboose: HK doctor's lifelong love for transit Wong Man-wai can diagnose patients, feel pulses, and prepare herbal prescriptions in a private Chinese medicine clinic in Choi Hung, Hong Kong. But beyond his identity as a registered Chinese medicine practitioner, Wong is also a devoted and experienced transport enthusiast.

100 Ways To Live

2025.04.18 09:20

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