Stories from Beijing · China

The poem 'Viewing Lushan Spring' by Li Bai is a seven-character quatrain that expresses the poet's surprise and admiration for the scenery of West Lake in June.

A silent child, who lost her ability to speak after a high fever at age three, communicates by writing in a notebook. The child, who is still growing, previously participated in individual competitions at the National Games but did not reach the finals.

During an expedition in a desert, a group discovered ancient rock art depicting ancestors living in harmony with nature, with scenes of abundant livestock and communal dancing around fires. The vibrant imagery of abundant life contrasts sharply with the current barren landscape.

Diver Zhang Ningjing noted that she had not competed in a large venue for a long time. She felt her dive's entry angle was too high due to being overly excited. She felt her speed was too high and she was too excited, which surprised her.

Xu Maogong pleaded with Xiong Xin to spare his lord, citing their brotherhood. Xiong Xin refused, stating he could not forgive the lord who killed his brother, but agreed to sever ties with Xu Maogong instead. Xiong Xin then drew his sword.

The broadcast explored the use of robots for companionship and assistance to the elderly, including medication reminders and writing down memories.

A child's act of drawing an apple and writing that it can 'replenish strength' deeply touched the narrator. A child's simple act of kindness, involving an apple and written words, prompted reflection.

A poem expresses deep affection and longing for one's homeland, describing it as imprinted in the blood and melted into the soul. Another passage mentions Su Dongpo, Fo Yin, and Lu Zhi enjoying a poem and a song by the Fuchun River.

A song is described as conveying a truth about heroism residing in everyday persistence rather than distant deeds. The broadcast mentioned that healthy memory boards represent youth taking off easily and persisting as usual.

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