第二章 水火既济 by Jing

这是一部献给身处大变局之下迷茫心灵的儿童文学作品。该故事将人们习以为常的陶瓷器进行了拟人化的生动比拟，就“泥人如何成器”、“为何成器”、“必须成器”以及“无需成器”展开了生动且极富哲思地现实探讨，希望启发听众能在人工智能涌来的时代中思考自身真正的价值所在，并且用更积极向上的人生态度去面对未知、拥抱挑战。此外，该书还通过极具想象力的故事情节生动描绘了泥人们波澜壮阔的内心世界，在揭示美美与共，天下大同”深刻哲学内涵的同时，启发听众能在自己千变万化的生命境遇中理解“借假修真”的生命真谛，并通过在现实世界中的奋进与成长，最终寻找到真我闪耀的生命来源。希望这部拥有启迪性和治愈力的成人童话，能给所有深受内心困扰的听众带来现实思考，找到回归人性美好的心灵力量。

Story Of Mary Stumpp - The Can Lady by Jing

因为创业 他被美国警察拿枪指头 by Jing

It's a story about second chances.

So I started a chat room in Central Park, not in a traditional way though. Basically, I started with a question, and whoever's answering that question raises a new question to the next person I interview. So my starting question was, up until now, what was your 15 minutes of fame?

Dear Mom by Jing

Street vendors find themselves in a war for the right to be ambitious in New York City.

You can say they are the last OGs in Harlem, because the community is getting whiter than ever, which each of them has very different opinions on.

We all know there's a guy playing piano at Washington Square Park, but who is he? And how does he get that huge piano into the fountain? So I spent some time with him.