A supernatural crisis pits an anxious autocrat against his own functionaries when a hunt for soul-stealing sorcerers turns into a political witch-hunt among 18th-century China’s “deep state.”

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23.09.2024

Back to School 2: The View from the EU — Jeremiah Jenne

In this episode of Barbarians at the Gate, David and I welcome Kārlis Rokpelnis to discuss the decline in student exchanges in China and contrast U.S. and European approaches to relations with China and the promotion of study abroad in the PRC.

Jeremiah Jenne's Late Imperial and Modern Chinese History Blog

01.10.2024

The Creation of the People's Republic of China - Dan Snow's History Hit | Podfollow

On the 1st of October 1949, a huge crowd gathered in Tiananmen Square. In the shadow of Beijing's imperial Forbidden City, they listened as Mao Zedong, Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, proc...

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