Lei Cheng

And I wish media organizations didn't have to make the tough choice between survival and clickbait.

This is a subject that many journalists in Australia and other countries talk about with increasing sense of depression.

Right.

Because it is happening everywhere and where we might, but we aren't quite seeing media savviness take place in our consumers and whether they then follow with their wallets and attention is another thing.

But we have to keep at it.

One accurate and...

nuanced article at a time and through meeting and fostering trust between us and our readers, viewers, anyone we meet.

I think they should do as much as possible because nobody is telling them not to, to think as far out as they can because they're not in my parents' era during the Cultural Revolution, during which they had to report to the great leader every day their thoughts and have their diaries raided.

So we have all these freedoms that we don't exercise.

And please don't wait until you're sitting in a prison cell like I was or on your deathbed and not even to know what you missed.

That would be a tragedy greater than any other.

I think they tend to be fairly international, the major ones.

But in terms of the people you find there, you'll probably find some local flavors.

Oh, yes.

We're making it up as we go.

Yeah.

Love the creative process.

From someone who was deprived of any choice for a long time, I tend to just have, just love everything.

A day filled with

food and cooking, going to a produce market, playing some soccer, making up skits with my children, writing and listening to all sorts of music and hugs and kisses.