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100 Ways To Live | 20 years of Tianjin crosstalk performer turns life into theatre In Tianjin, a city hailed as the "Hometown of Quyi" (Chinese folk performing arts), crosstalk is not merely a stage art but a flavor of life deeply woven into the fabric of everyday society and people's hearts.
100 Ways To Live
2026.06.18 11:30
100 Ways to Live | Robot trainer shapes robots with wisdom, paving way for intelligent future At the testing ground in Jinan Software Park, a robot that has just completed a half-marathon halts firmly in place. 21-year-old Yao Jingwen quickly steps forward, holding a temperature gun to precisely record the motor's residual heat. As a test engineer at Shandong Youbaote Intelligent Robot Co., Ltd., Yao and her team are known as"robot trainers," a title that carries both sci-fi flair and a touch of humanity.
100 Ways To Live
2026.06.11 11:15
100 Ways To Live | Paper-cutting artist Chang Yangyang uses scissors to document rural China Inside a small rural house in Henan Province, a boy smeared some noodle soup on the wall. Thwack — he stuck a paper-cutting on it. About twenty centimeters away, thwack — another one. Seven-year-old Chang Yangyang had turned the earthen wall of his rural home into his own exhibition hall — and then was chased around the yard by his mother, getting a good scolding. Back then, he had no idea that this scolded afternoon would become the starting point of his paper-cutting journey, a journey that has now lasted 27 years.
100 Ways To Live
2026.05.21 11:10
100 Ways To Live | Legend of Sindart: Last hand-embroidered footwear shop in HK and its guardian In Hong Kong, skyscrapers race to pierce the heavens, while old shopfronts recede like the tide. Even the wind along Nathan Road seems to blow more urgently than it did half a century ago. Yet, tucked away in a small booth at Bowring Centre, a post-90s young woman continues to do something that follows a slower rhythm—threading needles, stitching embroidery, and making shoes by hand.
100 Ways To Live
2026.05.07 11:15
100 Ways To Live | 7 years old, 8 years of training: How a Yu opera 'little master' found her calling In Henan, there is a 7-year-old Yu opera (Henan opera) performer named Zhang Yiyi, affectionately known as "little opera master." If you ask her how long she has been studying opera, she will seriously tell you, "Eight years." You heard that right. She is only seven, yet she says she has studied for eight years. Because—"I started learning when I was still in my mother's belly."
100 Ways To Live
2026.04.23 11:00
100 Ways To Live | Hammering a legacy: She forges traditional silverware into national chic treasures Stepping into Guangzhou Liwan's Ding Hu Chun Tea Culture & Art Craft Co., Ltd., our gaze is immediately captivated by the objects before us. Displayed in the cabinets are teapots, teacups, tea trays, and water containers, all crafted from pure silver. The silver exudes a delicate luster, and the enamel patterns and chiseled reliefs on each piece showcase the exquisite craftsmanship honed through countless hammer blows. Every stroke, every chisel mark, embodies the artisan's dedication.
100 Ways To Live
2026.04.16 13:30
100 Ways To Live | '1600°C molten iron burst right before me'—Female iron flower troupe preserves thousand‑year intangible heritage Beneath the night sky of Jianye Movie Town in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, a group of young girls forms the site's only all-female iron-flower team. Using molten iron heated to 1,600°C, they take on a millennium-old Chinese intangible cultural heritage.
100 Ways To Live
2026.04.09 10:00
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