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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2020 · 1H 9M

18: Why Hotpot is Better than Relationships - ft. An-Ting Chang

from Rice To Meet You · host Nigel Ng, Evelyn Mok

An-Ting Chang is a classically trained pianist and the director of Chinese Arts Now (CAN), an arts organisation that showcases contemporary Chinese art in the UK. We talk about the Asian work ethic, why she hates the term "world music", and why hotpot beats relationships! Go check out An-Ting's show Coalesce on Feb 19! This is the show that fuses electronic music with traditional Chinese instruments that we mentioned in the episode. Watch the trailer for CAN festival (seriously, it's really impressive), and find all CAN shows for the 2020 Lunar New Year here. Find An-Ting on twitter and instagram. 🍚 We now have a Patreon! Support our independently-produced podcast, improve Asian representation in the UK, and get bonus content! 🎟 LONDON! We have our very first Rice To Meet You Live event on May 30th. Buy tickets now! 🎟 DUBLIN! Evelyn is performing an extended set at Dublin's Chinese New Year's Festival (Feb 7) come and celebrate CNY with her! Tickets here. ----- 📲Follow the show: Rice To Meet You Instagram Twitter Nigel Ng Instagram Twitter Facebook Evelyn Mok Instagram Twitter Facebook Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/ricetomeetyoupod

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