The Asian-European Society Podcast

Asia is set to become an increasingly significant cultural force. How can non-profit organizations address the growing need to better understand Asia as a continent? Our members May and Max sit down with Nico Luchsinger, Co-Executive Director of Asia Society Switzerland, to discuss how Asia Society Switzerland is adding value to the cross-cultural dialogue. In addition, Nico also explains how student organizations can show people the many ways in which Asia is already touching their lives. Learn more about Asia Society Switzerland here https://asiasociety.org/switzerland.

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How do you think a Taiwanese German and a German Taiwanese answer the question “Where are you from?” In this episode, our member Karin, a German-born Taiwanese, sits down with Alexander Jensen, a German raised in Taiwan, to discuss their experiences of growing up between cultures. Topics of their conversation include childhood stories, cultural identity, stereotypes, family traditions, and Taiwan’s current immigration system. Let us know what you think about this episode and drop us a message at info@aesmuc.de. Be sure to follow AES on social media for the latest updates:

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How is the entrepreneurship culture like in China? Which city is the best place for starting your business? How is the day like for an entrepreneur during COVID-19? To find the answers, listen to this episode in which our members Karin and Nan sit down with Bruce Lee, the co-founder of the Shenzhen startup, Bottle Technology. Let us know what you think about this episode and drop us a message at info@aesmuc.de. Be sure to follow AES on social media for the latest updates:

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In this episode, we talk about workplace culture in China and Germany. Our members Karin and Jessica invited HongHong Xu from the consulting firm Peking Bridge to draw on her long-standing experience in the Chinese and German corporate world. Let us know what you think about this episode and drop us a message at info@aesmuc.de. Be sure to follow AES on social media for the latest updates:

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Established in 2019, the Asian-European Society Munich (AES) provides a platform for students interested in Asian-European relations to interact with each other and establish new cross-cultural connections. Based on AES’s vision to build an intercultural bridge between Asia and Europe, we organize a wide range of speaker events, corporate workshops, and social events to foster mutual understanding among students from Europe, Asia, and elsewhere. Founded as a student society at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), we welcome interested students from all major universities in Munich to our events. In this trailer, our members, Karin and Jessica, are introducing the society’s mission and what listeners can expect to hear from us in the months to come. Make sure to check out our website for more content on Asia and Europe and follow us on social media to receive the latest updates:

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