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- Season 12 Street Food as Social Rehabilitation: Thailand
- Season 12 Bonding in the Barangay: The Philippines
- Season 12 Reforming the National Sport of Muay Thai: Thailand
- Season 12 Fishermen Face Land Development: Penang, Malaysia
- Season 12 Seniors! Back to School: Thailand
- Season 12 "On That Day, We Were Fearless": China's White Paper Movement
- Season 12 House of Manga Aspirations: Japan
- Season 12 Tokyo's Sustainable Fishermen
- Season 12 Trains Carry Workers Home After Zero-COVID: China
- Season 12 Taiwan's 100,000 Emergency Shelters
- Season 12 Youth Living in the Changing Hong Kong
- Season 12 Pioneer of Food Waste Reduction: Taichung, Taiwan
- Season 12 A Flood of Climate Migration: Bangladesh
- Season 12 The Struggle of Unwed Mothers: China
- Season 12 Shaping Sustainable Cashmere: Mongolia
- Season 12 The Reality Faced by Nepal's Workers Overseas
- Season 12 Refuge in a Train - Life After the Turkey Earthquake
- Season 12 Violence-Free Stadiums: Indonesia
- Season 12 Attempted Change in the Garment Industry: Bangladesh
- Season 12 Struggling Elderly Migrant Workers: Xi'an, China
- Season 12 Herding Above the Clouds: Pakistan
- Season 12 To Live is to Paint: Mongolia
- Season 12 The Uncertainty of China's "Factory Inheritors"
- Season 12 A Language Identity: Taiwan
- Season 12 A Country Goes Digital: Cambodia
- Season 12 Recognition for Paternity Leave: South Korea
- Season 12 Cambodia's Hip-hop School for Children
- Season 12 Making Food Waste Useful: The Philippines
- Season 12 Artistic Coexistence in Treasure Hill: Taiwan
- Season 12 The Rise in Young Chinese Street Vendors
- Season 12 Newspaper of the Street Children: India
- Season 12 Online Voice Actors Go Global: The Philippines
- Season 12 A Border School of Hope: Mae Sot, Thailand
Asia Insight - Season 12 Episode 9 Trains Carry Workers Home After Zero-COVID: China
0.00 30 minutes After 3 years under the Zero-COVID Policy, movement restrictions in China have been removed, allowing migrant workers in major cities to travel home to visit their families. Train lines like the K-134 running from Shenzhen are now accessible, creating a rush of prospective passengers hoping to make it home in time for the Chinese New Year. Some have had their professions disrupted by the pandemic, while others have discovered new opportunities. All of them compete for a limited number of seats on the train, as we ride alongside the workers attempting the long trip home.
