Episode description
Episode description
Last year, we created an episode centered around one Hanzi to encapsulate the spirit of 2021. The episode proved to be wildly popular and was one of our most downloaded episodes of the year.
This year, we're featuring seven individuals from various backgrounds including students, young professionals, moms, and retirees. We're excited to share their words of the year for 2022 with our patrons.
Among the most frequently mentioned words are "time flies," "luck," "pain," "virus," "busy," "poor," "good," and "dream." We were moved by the heartfelt responses and the unique perspectives each person brought.
We know it's already March. And, we're curious, what's your phrase or word of 2022?
Rui & Simeng
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