This podcast episode explores the recent resurgence of childhood games like hide-and-seek among young adults in China. This modern version of the game utilizes location-sharing technology, which has been a substantial factor in its rise in popularity. The podcast also delves into the nostalgia factor and social media influences that contribute to this trend. While hide-and-seek may appear to be a solitary activity, it paradoxically fosters social interactions and connections between players. Moreover, this episode highlights the growing popularity of niche and trendy games among young people, from return games to archery tag and various forms of tennis, underscoring the diverse range of activities that are capturing their attention. The podcast concludes with a discussion of the importance of rhythm in music and the creativity of transforming everyday objects into musical instruments, emphasizing the power of music as a universal language.
