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What happens when a hidden gem goes viral? The Ailao Mountains are suddenly buzzing with tourists, drawn in by adventure videos and online buzz. But with thrill-seekers flooding the region, new safety concerns arise. We explore what makes places like Ailao so irresistible—and how we can protect both people and nature along the way. / Why do some people find it so easy to care for others but struggle to care for themselves (15:41)? On the show: Niu Honglin, Steve Hatherly & Ding Heng
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