The diplomat translating China's soul to the world

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From a Peking University student to Iceland's senior diplomat in China, Ragnar Baldursson's life is a fascinating tale of deep cultural connection. He translates Chinese literature to connect East and West. In a world often divided by ideological differences and a lack of mutual understanding, his work bridges these cultural gaps. Discover Baldursson's unique journey and how his Chinese perspective shapes his worldview.
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Guest of this edition:
Ragnar Baldursson, scholar of Chinese Philosophy and former Icelandic Diplomat
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[@yx-l2853]

Very profound understanding of not just China. Thank you for sharing

[@qkchia1593]

Enlightening chat with the ex Icelandic diplomat! He knows China better than many Chinese.

[@tatlervince]

Grateful to the respected host and the esteemed Ragnar Baldursson for this enlightening sharing. Thank you everyone of you. Best wishes and with Love.

[@siewmeiwong8142]

I totally agree with your explanation.. Thanks for sharing the truth. We Chinese want Peace

[@JamieMorlok]

Mr Baldursson should organize a travel show to the EU countries to exchange his knowledge. This could be a superb cultural exchange & enlighten the Europeans.

[@lepenseur1589]

A gentleman from the ice cold country has a very warm heart. He must have soaked in the Blue Lagoon when he was growing up.

[@ohkimleng]

So lucid and clear are your thoughts and explaination, sir. Thank you.

[@americaneagle76]

非常好！❤

[@seokhosharonnetan1550]

Such wisdom! Thank you

[@julietafel.estacio3509]

Enlightening, thank you!!!

[@ImagesOfCountries]

Superb session, but the audio quality is rather poor though... it can be improved,

[@daytrader-iy5yb]

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[@Jaredbuncher]

She’s usually very sharp and smart but she’s not confident in Chinas strength in this interview, her facial expressions show. It’s like china doesn’t realize how big and powerful they are.

[@psyberking]

That could reflect humility or even what Westerners call false modesty rather than lack of confidence.

[@BonT777]

The people.

[@ex0duzz]

Very insightful commentary on Chinese vs Western political thought and system. But when you think about the current western system, it's quite farcical what the western system has become. They seem to be proud of having a system that produces leaders that they don't trust or imo don't even support in a tribal way. Imo it's about who they don't like more, or who they don't like the least. It's about picking the lesser of two evils and thinking that the system shouldn't be changed, or the leaders it produces which they don't trust or like or support.

[@世界和]

對讀書人還説名留青史比任何事都重要。

[@jaysondelapena4478]

your soul come from demons

[@peterk5981]

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[@jaysondelapena4478]

@@peterk5981 China's soul in general

[@tc-fz5qn]

Australia's so called China "expert" , Kevin Rudd, could do well to have a chat with this gentleman so that he (Kevin) might understand what little he knows about China and the Chinese with his PhD and arrogance...........

[@richardgoh6697]

China must always remain humble as complacency leads to loss and modesty brings profit (满招损 谦受益）as expounded by Meng Zi, a great Chinese philosopher who lived in 372 BC. Whoever or whatever race if too arrogant, hegemonic and carries tons of false superiority complex shall invariably fail ultimately as pride comes before a fall.