Great narrative!! I love the history. Thanks for sharing

Why isn’t this a playlist?

Merci pour vos vidéos

Actually there's two "Part 2s" (Ep. 338) that seem to be different. ¿Could you make a list of "The History of Chinese Medicine" to listen to them in the correct order?

Actually there's two "Part 2s" (Ep. 338) that seem to be different. ¿Could you make a list of "The History of Chinese Medicine" to listen to them in the correct order?

Thanks man for such a detailed explanation 😊

I love hearing your podcasts. Thanks for sharing them. Chinese history is ''une malle aux trésors'' the more you dig into it the more you find ''gems''

Thank you 🇨🇳 being great again in the world!!!

Asian American always get the end of stick never be recognized!!!

Great stuff. You had me on the edge of my seat. I really appreciate how you inform us of the situations in both Europe and Asia. No wonder China puts a lot of importance on the South China Sea and the Straits of Malacca. Thanks!! 🙏 looking forward to the next one!

Thanks for this playlist

Success is not built on success. It's built on failure, It's built on frustration. it's built on fear that you have to overcome. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in Life

"Lei Feng: the great ordinary soldier"...best oxymoron ever.

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Très intéressant, merci beaucoup pour votre travail.

Nice! It is cool to have this playlist talking about the history of Taiwan.

There something that I'm not sure about like a big furnace that they use to make medicine or elixir and those stuff often show in fiction, but i do wonder does it exist and used only by someone who are professional alchemist or someone else?

Its crazy go me that writing records don't match the archeology of the Yellow and Yangze rivers, which show some of the earliest urbanization on Earth. It's very hard to imagine that they didn't have written records before the Shang, and yet we have nothing.

Merci very interesting

This not a chawade, this for weal.

Very interesting. Merci

Very interesting, thank you.

Thanks!

Very interesting. Thank you

20:19 Why didn’t they just bring Southern Europeans used to some heat, Spaniards and Greeks. Almost makes no sense. They’re the ones that came in the first place

10:10 there is no such thing as khmer culture until the Nam Tien(southward) campaign to expand south into champa/khmer territories in ~14th century. so the Viet were not hold on to their khmer culture/language in the 1000 years of occupation period. also the hmong were minority group that live in mountain, the ruling elites/founders(kinh) are in the delta of the red river, so they werent hold on to the hmong culture either

Interesting podcast! I enjoyed this and the Hungry Ghost festival so far. I'll continue to check out more episodes

Well researched. Though now, questions arise of Orang Lauts being historical pirates tribes of the Riau, and the links to the Bugis lineage of Malays. Till this day, the region is still a hotbed of piracy.

Chinese mexicans!? I never knew of such people. I bet they make a banging burrito

From the Spanish gallons the " indios " arrived as well

OK, really didn't see this one coming... Nice one

Japanese Golden Lily & Yamashita's Gold / Sterling Seagrave Radio Interview #ww2 #gold #treasure Exposes Edmond Blackhose yas a Evil Monster and Sodomite Child Molestor. 1944, spending more than half his life in Beijing. Backhouse is best known for the various frauds he committed over the period of his life. In his last years …

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I am an oversea Chinese you provide a in depth knowledge to the Southern Chinese, good job

What happened to part 2?

Could you possibly do a series on a Kuomintang general called sun li jen or sun liren?

Never heard of Paper Sons or the Confessions Program before. Very interesting bit of history. New Zealand like other countries also had those kind of anti-Chinese measure following our gold rush period. Both a "poll tax" on every Chinese migrant and also a limit on how many Chinese could enter the country per tons of cargo on a vessel.

Can somebody give me the characters and pinyin for the Mao quote at roughly 12:45? Sounds like "Ren dou hao ban shi"

Vietnamese Tran Dynasty ancestry was from Fujian. 300-400 years before the Tran Dynasty replaced the Ly Dynasty.

I am not sure if you noticed, but you are missing the Part 1 to this in your playlist and have two Part 2's listed.

5:15 I am very curious to hear there were already Chinese present in Jamaica in 1854 before the three ships arrived?! What are the sources or documents that state this fact?

I don't do podcasts but I recently learned they are extremely similar to the ones who are of the Synagogue. Uncannily similar even.

Isn't this called human trafficking nowadays

I am a descendent of a reversed paper daughter, whose male gender identity was bought then reclaimed 6 decades later by the real paper son’s confession

I had never heard of these events, most accounts of Chinese emigration in the US end around the 20s. Great epjsode!

I love your channel, I was looking for your recent posts and KZbin gave me this noxious que line. It had this poster who used Gemini AI to make black Chinese people. His thumbnail said 'The Chinese were all black' I'm not joking. I left a comment saying this is huge falsehood. He actually replied back and said blacks lived throughout all of Asia and founded every civilization there. What are your thoughts of this?

Proud to be Hakka .My parents from MEIZHOU. Now living in Seychelles(pop 100,000)

kompia/kompyang aka guang bing was a bread attributed to his name. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kompyang#:~:text=So%20Qi%20Jiguang%20invented%20a,or%20%22Guang%20cake%22).

I know you rarely read comments, but God bless you. I love the fact you deal with so many, many topics of Asian history. It amazes me you know so much of Japanesez Easy Russian, Marxism, Feudalism, Legalism, Indian, Korean, Mongolian, Japanese and of Course Chinese history. I wish one day you do a segment about mythical Asian beasts or cryptids? I saw a video of another East Asian Historian talk about Russian bigfoot. They were different being about the same height of men around 6ft tall. They were distinctly red fur in appearance, and the Russians would always see them near left out firepits burning for various reasons. Apparently these red bigfoot were very gregarious and it wouldn't be unheard of to see as many as 8 huddled around the fire pit. Usually hunters, Fisherman or outdoorsmen would always be surprised to find them, and these things would bolt as soon as they were discovered.

Thailand has the largest Teochew population in the world outside Chaoshan region.