20th Century China

[@HohoxChannel]

Hello, i am very pleased of finding an accessible link toward the new confucian manifesto, i would like to thank you for introducing me to this document. I see that we really need to deepen our understading of chinese principle of Nature and Mind and even here in France where libraries are public opened but seriously lacks of chinese classical text ! I can see a way of a Western, Asian complementary in thoughts and moral but only, as you said, as soon as we look forward to dig all these classics and make them widely accessible.

[@taciturntacitus7745]

Several years ago I had a professor at Fordham University that used your book with Ivanhoe to teach Chinese Philosophy. Admittedly, I have forgotten a lot of information from that time period! What KZbin series could be better suited to refresh my memory on the material than this one? Many thanks for posting these!

[@BryanVanNordenPhilosophy]

I'm hoping to do a series in the future that focuses more on early Chinese philosophy.

[@waitingforparts57]

Professor Van Norden Thank you once again for this series. Hopefully I am fortunate to watch more of your Chinese subject matter.in the future. My understanding of Chinese thought has been extremely broaden due to your lectures Stay safe and well Thank you, ES

[@BryanVanNordenPhilosophy]

Thank you for your support!

[@务本事成]

Thank you, professor.

[@AbhishekDabhanim]

Thank you for the insightful lecture sir. My question is what the communists back then in the mao's period and currently think of legalistic philosophers like han feizi and lord shang or strategists like sun zu?

[@BryanVanNordenPhilosophy]

Mao often compared himself to the First Emperor of Qin, who built the first version of the Great Wall and was supposedly influenced by Legalism like that of Han Feizi.

[@Mude-wv9bj]

21:10 this mal isnt true, its more like the map of 1939, the japanese came a lot further in the Ichi-Go offensive in 1944