Chongqing—The 261st episode of "Let's Meet," Chongqing's first international broadcast program, will be broadcast globally on November 7. Titled "Vietnamese Scholar on Fifth Plenary Session of 20th CPC Central Committee," the episode is produced by WCICO.

German Lawmakers Discover Chongqing: Where Tradition Meets the Future

On the afternoon of October 24, a delegation of members of the German Bundestag visited Kuixinglou in Chongqing after wrapping up the day's program and experienced firsthand the city's distinctive layered urban landscape. From Kuixinglou's observation platform, roads and buildings unfolded on different levels below, with traditional neighborhoods and modern high-rises standing side by side and showcasing the mountain city's unique character. For the German lawmakers, the visit offered not only a closer look at Chongqing's distinctive urban landscape, but also a glimpse of how the city has made the most of its unique mountainous terrain, allowing traditional character and modern development to coexist and complement each other.

German Bundestag members tour Chongqing. (Image from the program)

Vietnamese Scholar on Fifth Plenary Session of 20th CPC Central Committee

How can China’s primary-level Party organizations adapt to the evolving economic and social structures? This question was raised by Nguyen Thanh Trung, director of the Saigon Center for International Studies in Vietnam, following the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC). As new business forms and models, such as the digital platform economy, the private economy, and flexible employment, continue to grow, China’s economic structure and forms of social organization are undergoing profound changes. Against this backdrop, He recognizes the CPC's ability to adapt to economic and social changes, noting its capacity to respond proactively to the challenges arising from new developments.

Nguyen Thanh Trung in an online interview with WCICO. (Image from the program)

Martin Jacques: Developing Countries Should Have a Greater Voice in the Changing World Order (Part I)

As the global landscape continues to evolve, more developing countries are seeking a greater voice in international affairs. How can the international order adapt to emerging global challenges? And what role can China play? In this episode, British scholar Martin Jacques shares his insights on global governance, developing countries' participation in international affairs, and AI governance. He argues that a handful of countries should not shape the international order, and that more nations should be involved in discussions and governance around the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence.

Martin Jacques in an interview with WCICO. (Image from the program)

The Weeknd Shares Chongqing's Nightscape on Social Media

Content related to global pop star The Weeknd has recently sparked buzz on social media. Videos featuring Chongqing landmarks such as Hongyadong and Deyi World, alongside the city’s futuristic nighttime scenery, have caught viewers’ attention. The visuals have also reminded many fans of his hit song “Blinding Lights.” In this episode, let’s take a closer look.

A social media post featuring Chongqing's nightscape, shared by pop star The Weeknd. (Image from the program)

“Let’s Meet” airs every Wednesday and Saturday at 6:00 p.m. and is simultaneously released across Chongqing Satellite TV, the official Let's Meet WeChat Channels account, the official Let's Meet YouTube channel, the Bridging News app, the iChongqing website, iChongqing's Facebook account and YouTube channel, as well as WCICO's global communication network and Chongqing Satellite TV's new media platforms.