小天章
Zhang Zetian's own podcast: long first-hand conversations with entrepreneurs and public figures about the choices that shaped them
1:47:56Before joining the family business, Ho Chao-qiong earned over 6 million from her own PR project
She didn't plan to inherit the family business; instead, she first proved she could independently earn and survive through her own PR firm, which earned her father's confidence to let her choose her own position and carve out her own department.
1:45:37Zhenggé co-founder Wang Qiang: He reads none of the new books
His reason: a book pursued by 100 million people today may be remembered by only 10 million next month—bestseller status itself is evidence of what time discards—so he reserves all his reading for old books tested across decades.
1:18:30What determines a mother's survival is often not medical skill—it's a road and money
After over a decade as a frontline obstetric doctor, she discovered that saving mothers rarely comes down to medical skill. It comes down to whether there's a road, money, and a male authority figure willing to sign off on treatment. That realization led her toward public health.
1:19:52While the energy lasts: Carina Lau says her golden years are 60 to 70
She says after 70, her body won't sustain travel and social obligations; 60 to 70 is instead her most emotionally stable decade—the time to visit Egypt, Jerusalem, and other longtime wishes while she can.