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Episode 1: The Last Dynasty (Part 1)
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Episode 1: The Last Dynasty (Part 1)

The First Episode of the '20th Century China' series, exploring the evolution of China from empire, to warlord Republic, to Communist state, to modern nation. In this first episode, we look at the events that took place from 1830 to the first decade of the 20th century to understand why and how China's last imperial house, the Qing dynasty, had been weakened enough to eventually fall in 1911. _________________________________________________________________________ Sources -"The Search for Modern China," Jonathan D. Spence -"The Penguin History of Modern China," Jonathan Fenby -"God's Chinese Son," Jonathan D. Spence -"A History of Modern China," Li Dingyi -"Boxers, Christians, and the Culture of Violence in North China," R. G. Tiedemann -"Insurgency and Social Disorder in Guizhou : The Miao Rebellion, 1854-1873," Robert D. Jenks -"Connections between Rebellions: Sect Family Networks in Qing China," Susan Naquin -"Blinkered Visions: Islamic Identity, Hui Ethnicity, and the Panthay Rebellion in Southwest China, 1856-1873," David G. Atwill -"Worshipers and Warriors: White Lotus Influence on the Nian Rebellion," Elizabeth J. Perry

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A relaxing, educational podcast covering China's modern history, current events, and academic analyses of China's politics, society, and culture in a variety of mini-series. Starting with the history of the 20th century, this podcast aims to explore all facets of the history of China, from the major events to the smallest local changes, to give you a full picture of the development of one of the world's most powerful nations. As the series develops, we will discuss Chinese art, religion, politics, culture, and economics, bringing the country's past to life. If you're more interested in modern China, stay tuned for the modern China series where we talk about how the CCP exercises control, makes people disappear, and encourages loyalty. We also get on the ground and talk to the people of Hong Kong about their recent experiences with the protests in the territory in 2019.