Chinese painter Lu Xinjian has worked with brands like Nike and Beats by Dre. And his canvas is the world—finding inspiration in the geometry of satellite maps, turning them into intricate, abstract masterpieces that he calls “City DNA.” Xinjian speaks with our Host James Chau about his creative process and shows us the world from his artistic view.

Sichuan, China is known internationally for many reasons, and its identity can’t be limited to just one of its treasured exports— its cuisine, its music, or its iconic giant pandas native to the province. At the heart of modern Sichuan are the twin cities of Chengdu and Chongqing, which stand as a hub for both tech and pop culture. Between exporting the majority of the world’s smart devices and sharing its remarkable food culture with the world, Sichuan province represents a dynamic fusion of modern trends. Our Host James Chau introduces Sichuan in the 21st century, and why it is the next big thing brewing in southwestern China.

From local soccer matches to the Olympic Games, the pandemic has reshaped sports as we know them. Tokyo 2020 is scheduled to go ahead with live spectators next summer, while Beijing is set to host the 2022 Winter Olympics as planned. This means East Asia could see millions of visitors within a short period. Both host cities are working towards sustainability and safety for athletes, visitors, and locals alike. In this episode, our Host James Chau looks at how the international sport community is thinking through today’s challenges.