TEDxGuangzhouSalon 2022
United in Diversity
In today’s public life, you might often feel like you’re being swept up in an unstoppable tide of information. One push after another pops up in front of you—so you scroll, skim, and move on. But in doing so, you rarely have the time, the focus, or even the desire to truly talk with others— even when the subject at hand affects you directly.
As a result, silence, avoidance, defensiveness, and division often become our go-to reactions. We instinctively click on what we already agree with, and through fast scrolling, our beliefs grow stronger and more fixed. In a world where space for meaningful communication is shrinking, it’s fair to ask: is dialogue still possible?
This event invites you to rediscover the meaning of dialogue. Together, we’ll examine what’s standing in its way, imagine what might still be possible, and reflect on what each of us needs—in both ability and attitude—to step back into real, human conversation.
Talks
Effective dialogues beyond Zero-Covid
Grace Guo
When migrant women workers pick up paint brushes
Jingyuan
Can new symbols improve dialogues on the web?
Feiyue Chen
Why Is It Key to Refresh Images in Our Mind
Stanley Chen
Are facts and reason only things needed?
Yi Liang