How Young Chinese See The World

Understanding China has never been more crucial. Yet, much of the debate remains dominated by geopolitics and security concerns, often overlooking how Chinese people themselves view their country and the world around them.The China and the World Fellowship aims to close this gap by offering regular, in-depth insights exploring how Chinese citizens perceive the defining issues of our time: the international (dis)order, the ongoing trade and technology competition, the rise of consumerism, and much more. The Fellowship also sheds light on how young Chinese think about and discuss global challenges.Qing Wang, a multi-award winning journalist, podcaster, and social media influencer, shares her insights as our China and the World Fellow at Asia Society Switzerland, made possible through the generous support of MoneyMuseum Zurich.Read Qing's first essay as our Fellow: 'How Young Chinese See The World'.On this episode, Qing talks with Remko Tanis, about absurdity, anxiety, and agency - all recurring themes in the conversations she has with her audience of over a million young, urban, and educated Chinese.Let us know what you think, and share your thoughts or questions with Qing: [email protected] up-to-date on all events and activities at Asia Society Switzerland: subscribe to the newsletter and support our work by becoming a member.-STATE OF ASIA is a podcast from Asia Society Switzerland.  Published: March 30, 2026Host/Editor: Remko Tanis, Asia Society Switzerland