The women of the Miao community are renowned for their jewelry, textiles, and music — passing down generations of skills to their daughters and granddaughters. Jehanne de Biolley has been traveling to the mountains of southern China where they live, and researching the lessons we can all learn from the "slow movement" they lead. She speaks to our Host James Chau.

Nothing is more fascinating than seeing the Miao people of southern China live among the mountains wearing their intangible heritage. Silver headdresses, ornate jewelry, and clothing that requires years to embroider. Jehanne de Bioley has traveled through the region and speaks with our Host James Chau about the ways of the Miao — from preservation to sustainability.

Through the pandemic, we have been interviewing people with a unique role in the international response including Mary Robinson, Chair of The Elders; Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Laureate; and Dr Tedros, WHO Director-General. These conversations by James Chau of hope and purpose are collected in a book that documents the human lessons for everyone.