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Guangdong Province

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Oct 26, 2026

Ronaldo DorsettCORRESPONDENT
10:58
Now he just needs the rest of the Ningbo Rockets to come along for the ride.
Ronaldo DorsettCORRESPONDENT
11:01
Over the weekend, he had a team-high 23 points in Ningbo's most recent loss to Guangdong.
Ronaldo DorsettCORRESPONDENT
11:06
That followed outings of 16 and 13 points respectively, with Miller also showing off his playmaking, dishing out eight assists against Shangqi.
Ronaldo DorsettCORRESPONDENT
11:14
Through four games so far, he's averaging nearly 15 points and more than seven assists per game.

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Ronaldo DorsettCORRESPONDENT
41:01
Franco Miller Jr. is getting buckets in the Chinese Basketball Association.
Ronaldo DorsettCORRESPONDENT
41:05
Now he just needs the rest of the Ningbo Rockets to come along for the ride.
Ronaldo DorsettCORRESPONDENT
41:09
Over the weekend, he had a team-high 23 points in Ningbo's most recent loss to Guangdong.
Ronaldo DorsettCORRESPONDENT
41:14
That followed outings of 16 and 13 points respectively, with Miller also showing off his playmaking, dishing out eight assists against Shang-Chi.
Simon MajumdarHOST
17:05
So could you tell us about why they came over? Because I think that's going to be really interesting to people.
Kathy FangGUEST
17:12
So originally, when people started emigrating, and a lot of them were coming from the Guangdong region, which is the southern part of China, to California, or let's just say Bay Area, because where I grew up, is because they needed laborers here, right? They were building the railroads, and they had the gold rush.
Kathy FangGUEST
17:30
So they needed extra people and labor to do a lot of the difficult and hard work.
Kathy FangGUEST
17:37
And at the time...

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Kathy FangGUEST
28:02
And I'm going to pair that with chicken.
Kathy FangGUEST
28:04
So that kind of thought process, I think, applies to all these immigrants coming from different places.
Kathy FangGUEST
28:09
You telling me the Chinese people from Guangdong humming and salt and pepper is one of their key things for shrimp and crab.
Kathy FangGUEST
28:16
And they realize, well, people in England love their chips, right? We can do the same thing.
Eli FriedmanGUEST
31:49
There's a huge stimulus package.
Eli FriedmanGUEST
31:52
And there's also tightening labor markets, particularly in Guangdong province in the south.
Eli FriedmanGUEST
31:57
And so the one strike that most people point to as being kind of the most interesting, most exciting moment in this whole cycle was in 2010 at a Honda transmission plant in Nanhai, close to Guangzhou.
Eli FriedmanGUEST
32:10
where the workers went on strike completely self-organized.
Eli FriedmanGUEST
34:03
And so they didn't do that.
Eli FriedmanGUEST
34:04
Now, the very end of the story is that it didn't actually work out all that well.
Eli FriedmanGUEST
34:08
The process of union reorganization, even with some support from the Guangdong level government, ended up being gradually kind of undermined by employers and with the kind of acknowledgement of higher levels of the state.
Eli FriedmanGUEST
34:23
That was kind of the pinnacle.
Jonathan RoselandHOST
20:12
This condition affects 20 to 25% of Asians from southern regions.
Jonathan RoselandHOST
20:19
I inherited it from my father, who came from Guangdong, China.
Jonathan RoselandHOST
20:25
The most obvious symptom is that my face turns bright red after only two sips of beer, but it also gives me headaches while drinking.
Jonathan RoselandHOST
20:37
and it increases my risk of stomach esophageal cancer and peptide ulcers due to a genetic inability to efficiently metabolize alcohol.
Tian YuHOST
2:58
China's southern regional electricity market has officially begun operation, marking a major step forward in building a unified national electricity market.
Tian YuHOST
3:08
The country's first regional electricity market connects Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan, Guizhou and Hainan, bringing coal, hydropower, nuclear, wind, solar and gas-fired power into one market.
Tian YuHOST
3:21
Electricity producers and buyers trade under a unified set of rules.
Tian YuHOST
3:26
The system is designed to break down provincial barriers, improve cross-regional power allocation and make electricity trading more efficient and flexible.
TianluHOST
3:17
China's southern regional electricity market has officially begun operation, marking a major step forward in building a unified national electricity market.
TianluHOST
3:27
The country's first regional electricity market connects Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan, Guizhou and Hainan, bringing coal, hydropower, nuclear, wind, solar and gas-fired power into one market.
TianluHOST
3:39
Electricity producers and buyers trade under a unified set of rules.
TianluHOST
3:44
The system is designed to break down provincial barriers, improve cross-regional power allocation and make electricity trading more efficient and flexible.
TianluHOST
3:17
China's southern regional electricity market has officially begun operation, marking a major step forward in building a unified national electricity market.
TianluHOST
3:27
The country's first regional electricity market connects Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan, Guizhou and Hainan, bringing coal, hydropower, nuclear, wind, solar and gas-fired power into one market.
TianluHOST
3:39
Electricity producers and buyers trade under a unified set of rules.
TianluHOST
3:44
The system is designed to break down provincial barriers, improve cross-regional power allocation and make electricity trading more efficient and flexible.
Gilroy ChowGUEST
32:51
When they have Chinese church in large cities or areas, they'll have three services, one in English, one in Cantonese, and one in Mandarin, because they are not interchangeable.
Gilroy ChowGUEST
33:03
And Toisan is a Guangdong village dialect.
Gilroy ChowGUEST
33:08
And so we are literally country people, because most of the ones that came to the Delta were from the Toisan-speaking Guangdong province areas.
Gilroy ChowGUEST
33:20
And, you know, people go to places that they're comfortable.
Gilroy ChowGUEST
33:24
That's why you have enclaves or even ghettos of people because they migrate to where there are people that look like them, speak like them, eat like them.
ZhenfeiHOST
27:48
Six years later, she ended up on the stage of a regional satellite TV spring festival gala, and only as a dancer at that.
ZhenfeiHOST
27:55
In May, she brought in faraway places to Songshan Lake in Dongguan, Guangdong, performing for three consecutive days.
ZhenfeiHOST
28:02
Seven years ago, this dance drama premiered at the National Center for the Performing Arts, but today she has to take her troupe from city to city, worrying about every little thing in the group herself.
ZhenfeiHOST
28:12
For an actress, the size of the stage she stands on often reflects the power of the big shot behind her.
David ZhangHOST
6:56
And so these are not strong enough to turn a local government into a lasting independent state, especially if you read up on Chinese history, where there is an uprising they eventually adopt into a dynasty that supposedly represents all of China, right? Even, for example, in the Cantonese-speaking region in the south, the language and the culture are very distinctive, right? Cities like Guangzhou and Shenzhen, they're still full of people from across China.
David ZhangHOST
7:20
And so Guangdong's prosperity depends on them, not just on the locals.
David ZhangHOST
7:25
But another case with different areas, like in Xinjiang, for example, or in Tibet, those are quite different because they have very distinct identities as Tibetans and Uyghurs and people from East Turkestan.
David ZhangHOST
7:36
So those definitely are a little bit of a different talk.
David ZhangHOST
8:20
Regional authorities and political legitimacy could collide.
David ZhangHOST
8:24
And you could have the Tibetan government in exile coming back.
David ZhangHOST
8:29
Guangdong down in the south, they got the production, the trade, the factories, the ability to move to form a new capital.
David ZhangHOST
8:36
Shandong is one where that's interesting because traditionally it's where you have a lot of military ties, deep traditions in terms of having supplying soldiers.

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