What comes up in your mind when you think about the city? Is it bustling nights with deafening music and flashing neon, or is it suffocating loneliness? In this episode, urban children Kim and Hà Trang investigate both ends of the spectrum through extracts from "Five in a Nightclub" by Mu Shi-ying and the poem "Night" by Michael Hofmann. To no one's surprise, cities are drastically paradoxical—exceedingly excessive yet awfully hollow.