Professor Jeff ' s knowledge on China was astonishing, he's as good as any respected Chinese historians from China if not better and he's really indispensable to world peace. Dr Jean was a gem who has deep insights on how China works backed by facts that mediocre thinkers were ignorant of. Great thanks to both as I'd learned a lot from this programme.
@ahkoy973Ай бұрын
Thank you for having Prof Dong on your show 🙏🙏
@billycheung8836Ай бұрын
It's an absolute pleasure and educational to listen to your interview with Prof Jean Dong. Thank you Prof Jeffrey Sachs 🙏
@yliang1688Ай бұрын
🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯💯💯💯❤❤❤❤❤
@Yellow196425 күн бұрын
I was born in Zhenzhou which is the capital city to the same province. I left China in 1991 and settled in U.S. I adore Dr. Sach, who is a bright mind of America. Sadly he is not the main stream of US political elites. I do not see Sach as anti-America. In fact, what he did is trying to void another world war. Thank you Dr. Dong.
@thomascbartlett510613 күн бұрын
Zhengzhou 鄭州
@Yellow196413 күн бұрын
@@thomascbartlett5106 上街区
@thebuddhaheartsutra29 күн бұрын
Professor Sachs is always an inspiration.
@abul9052Ай бұрын
Wow she’s super intelligent. Thanks so much for this discussion
@WanderingSword29 күн бұрын
Ms Dong is a young and pleasant person to listen to, so calming. She is head and should above the woke Western women like Nuland, Von Der Leyden, Kamala Harris.
@reneewong2617Ай бұрын
Yes, thank you mr Sachs and to your guest Jean Dong...
@ConscienceTruthАй бұрын
Prof Sachs is a rare specimen of a Man with substance and deep untainted knowledge of past and current empires, its undercurrents bearing similarities to current USA hegemony aggressions and intimidation on the developing third world at large. Sachs is completely driven by facts, unbiased , fair and objective and never afraid to call out the most dangerous warmonger in history.
@hydrohasspoken6227Ай бұрын
Shall we say, he is an Asset.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
He's a traitor.
@MsKaiga27 күн бұрын
ahahaha he is just rading a paraghraph full of diplomatic double talh and paraphrasing for the high command at CFR. Deep state at work
@stchan85693 күн бұрын
He is a voice in the wilderness in his country political landscape.
@TacticalMayo3 күн бұрын
@@stchan8569 He's actually considered a traitor
@allankctanАй бұрын
Prof Sachs, your hair looks great! It complements your smile perfectly. Congratulations!
@mebtadmasd2347Ай бұрын
Right,l was just being mesmerized watching that silky wavy gray hair of his... man l am balding mid twenties and he is here with perfect head of hair at his age,🤣
@winstonsmith9740Ай бұрын
The hair! Or the possum or whatever it is sitting on his head!
@patricklim4592Ай бұрын
If only America plays by the same rule by competing without confronting. We only need to look at the current state of the Olympics to see that America do not play by that rule at all. prof Dong, thank you for the insights but I feel that diplomacy about America can only go so far and we, Chinese although I am Malaysian Chinese, should have a firmer stand against America’s bullying tactics. Thank you.
@singularityagi5562Ай бұрын
Agree with you 100%. Diplomacy without strength is not true diplomacy.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
We're not playing nothing. Don't try to reach our number one spot. God damn it.
@patricklim459227 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo ah…. Are you being intelligent or being a moron?
@joestki5 күн бұрын
Competition is healthy. This is the Olympics spirit. When you see someone behind you is closing up on you, you exert more energy to go faster and not divert your energy to place hurdles to slow down the other guy.
@manoshezАй бұрын
Thanks professor Sachs for this illuminating conversation with Jean Dong. China's cautious approach to diplomacy in international affairs has always intrigued & impressed my when I compare that with rash, arrogant & aggressive policies of the west led by the US. Jean's explanation puts that in perspective. She deserves our salute.
@HappyDTАй бұрын
Excellent discussion. Well done Jeff and Jean!
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Screw this traitor.
@exoticav1Ай бұрын
thank you for this open interview between west and east
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
This is not between the west and the East because Jeffrey Sachs is not for the West. Everyone in the west hates him.
@priscillarivasiperez6630Ай бұрын
Fantastic dialogue! Thank you so much, will be purchasing the book.📚
@Self_HelplessАй бұрын
What an incredibly refreshing conversation to listen to with regard to relations between China and the United States. The propaganda is so beyond suffocating at this point. Thanks to both of you, Jean and Jeffrey!
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Oh this is propaganda. This is leftist propaganda. Jeffrey sacks is one of the most despised people in the west. I mean he's a traitor to the core.
@yliang1688Ай бұрын
Indeed, You two have made my week GREAT !!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤
@chihoang4085Ай бұрын
Outstanding talk!
@georwoogleАй бұрын
Professor Sachs, you are truly number 1, and your knowledge is truly admirable, which is impeccably demonstrated in your concluding speech when you listed almost all the points concerning the problems the world faces today. However, I am a bit confused that, according to Jean Dong, there is seemingly a hint that China is the "trouble maker" today because China is the nation that needs to be "deterred" but the deterrence should be "competition without confrontation." Although I applaud most of her discussion points, especially the two perspectives on history and geography, I am just wondering why she didn't mention colonialism, imperialism, and US hegemony, which are considered the main causes of the world problem today. Maybe, I am wrong. I should read Professor Dong's book. 😀
@taijistar9052Ай бұрын
You can write a book as you desire, say the points you like, but there would be no westerners read it except the ones already have the same view points. What good would such a book do?
@AngelaC622Ай бұрын
I agree. It’s the old and present colonial powers that need to be deterred. It’s good that Jean did point out the First Island Chain, but did not go on to explain how that is used by the UA and Allies to contain and threaten China psychologically and militarily.
@AngelaC622Ай бұрын
I meant US, not UA.
@eyeamrajАй бұрын
Universe man cannot be given numbers; he is above the numbers. He is one of the few genuine human noble being who devoted his whole like Chomsky to noble human causes. These angels of today work for humanity not for cheap shots as millions do for money
@alfredoalmencion7615Ай бұрын
Agrees with your observation. I being a Filipino have a direct experience with the Spanish and American colonialism, and the 4 years Japanese occupation.
@davidchung4691Ай бұрын
A great discussions from both eloquent speakers! Thank you.
@robertwhite711Ай бұрын
Excellent discussion from two thoughtful and eloquent people! 💚
@organizer14Ай бұрын
Your explanation is very helpful for a better understanding of China and for better US-Chiba relations! Thank you very much!
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
He's literally speaking to the choir because westerners despise him.
@jchanmcse3 күн бұрын
Every word that Dr. Sachs said is so important, so factual, so practical, so precise and everybody especially the Americans should listen to.
@hlwanmoe1981Ай бұрын
She’s a beautiful woman. And our Prof. Sachs is always a wonderful man.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
He's a traitor.
@hlwanmoe198127 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayoreal traitors are sitting in Congress and WH.
@laipii129 күн бұрын
Thank you professor for such an educative and inspiring program on current events and the history of China and Asia. The world needs more speakers and programs like yours instead of overwhelmingly fake news garbage.
@navegantezen5983Ай бұрын
She should also study the criminal nature of the colonialist countries, like Great Britain, and its descendants like the U.S., Australia and all the British colonies in Asia and their attitude against the indigenous populations. If she doesn’t say anything about what dangers is China confronting, all her analysis about China nature and past is incomplete to say the least.
@verasinn9285Ай бұрын
Thank you Professor Sachs for your elucidating lecture 🙏🙏
@igolferАй бұрын
Thank you Professor Sachs and Professor Dong. The Taiwan issue is the last piece of colonialism and will be resolved in due course. It is time that Western imperialism and colonialism finally come to an end. That’s why politicians in the West are hysterical and delusional and desperate to stop the rise of China. The so called “coming collapse of China”is, in reality, the coming collapse of imperialism and colonialism, or the collapse of global hegemony. For the last 500 hundred years before the beginning of the collapse of colonialism in the 1950s, Europe had been colonizing the rest of the world, mainly for its endless resources and cheap labor to feed its own economic growth. The West had been fighting wars among themselves for colonies and control of raw materials and energy. Ever since the end of the WW2, independence movements across the globe had first set free countries in Asia, followed by Latín America, the Middle East and lastly Africa. The West is, now, no longer able to get free resources or labor or land, to support its dominance over developing countries, or the global South in general. Under these circumstances, Europe, or the West including Japan, is losing its own economic independence; they are relying heavily or existentially on the support of the U.S. In the meantime, on the other hand, the global South with the cooperation among the BRICS COUNTRIES like China, Russia, Brazil, South Africa and so on, are focusing on their own economic growth and social development. The new world order is emerging with multipolarity and international democracy for shared prosperity. The West is feeling the heat and threat of its hegemonic collapse. That’s why they are following the marching order of the U.S., in its proxy war in Ukraine against Russia. The European countries have become totally dependent on the U.S. for its resources and strength. Without their old colonies, they submit themselves now completely to the hegemony of the U.S. However, with the united front between China and Russia, the global south is awakening to a new world order. They see their hope and prosperity in China’s BRI as well as the strategies of the BRICKS. That’s why the West can not defeat Russia in Ukraine because it doesn’t have the unlimited resources it used to enjoy with their colonies gone foreverf. The bottom line is how can the West or NATO expec to beat the united front between Russia and China in the long run without getting into a nuclear Armhcsageddon?!
@hengng4414Ай бұрын
Taiwan is the geopolitical bait. We know the traitors today. As in Hong Kong 1997, Beijing needs the facts and truths of the international community.
@user-oe4om6nj1jАй бұрын
The commentary has given all of us viewers a comprehensive perspective overtime of the established world order by the western powers. The world order which has been used by the west has been challenged by the China"s rise through its steady and constant industrialisation making the country rich and modernise as well as prosperous. 20:07 😊😊😊🎉 20:24
@abul9052Ай бұрын
I wish she didn’t feel the need to say China’s actions are concerning etc. I guess being in Australia she would have to constantly be apologetic
@fredtan1506Ай бұрын
She’s trying to make it appear that she sides with the Aussies. It’s futile because of her race, Chinese.
@CorneyKAloneАй бұрын
China doesn't need to be apologetic or explain her reasons to anybody. She has brilliantly re-emerged as the super power that she was, only a few centuries ago. He civilization is worthy of emulation than crass antagonism and lies hurled against her by losers and entitled bandits.
@navegantezen5983Ай бұрын
Absolutely.
@1313hymeАй бұрын
From the video, we can see Australia badly needs Huawei's network technology.
@TerryAShawАй бұрын
To true. Why is the west so backward? Trade works best, American wars just waste productivity.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Nope
@1313hyme23 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo then why is she always breaking up from Australia? ☺️ Do you know what's going on around the world? Or is it only what Fox feeds you.
@willfiala185919 күн бұрын
Yes please - tired of iPhones a long time ago too
@afargreencountry6324Ай бұрын
Perfect! Prof Sachs and a Chinese perspective!
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Professor Sachs is a Chinese perspective. He's a f****** traitor.
@damienflinter4585Ай бұрын
"..shared prosperity..". The nail on the head. The monocular 'west' forgets the compass is a Chinese creation and contains four cardinal points, not a singular tunnel vision of accumulation sans distribution. When I wish to get an insight to China I go back to opening a random page of the I Ching, a most interesting literary creation. I'll be looking for that book tomorrow.
@eyeamrajАй бұрын
Thanks for glowing tribute to a civilization that gave abundantly to the world without invading foreign countries without bloodshed of others USA is the only criminal nation which used Atom Bombs to win war; no other country has been so brutal
@eyeamrajАй бұрын
Thanks for glowing tribute to a civilization that gave abundantly to the world without invading foreign countries without bloodshed of others USA is the only criminal nation which used Atom Bombs to win war; no other country has been so brutal
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Nope not at all. It's all about being number one. There is no other option
@damienflinter458527 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo Mayo is not the best source for such supremacist statements. Ask Sam.
@GOBEF3Ай бұрын
Bravo Jean ! ✌
@listenandobserve-i6f28 күн бұрын
Prof Sachs' humility and openness to understand others reflect how graceful the US can be as a global power. Unfortunately there are not many others like him. He is a rare gem in a noisy and dangerously ignorant world
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
He's a f****** traitor. 😡
@gabrielchan315017 күн бұрын
Professor Sachs knowledge of Chinese history is amazingly detailed and he also understands the Chinese psyche in great depth. Thank you Jeffrey. Jean Dong is not only lovely and beautiful but she is so knowledgeable and so young. Her spoken English is so fluent considering she came to Australia at an 'advanced! age of 18'. Good on you.
@TC-tx6gt12 күн бұрын
I watched a lot of his interviews and comments on KZbin. He is very humble, very knowledgeable about things, and his comments are very accurate. As Confucius said, great wisdom is like humbling.
@HappyPandaBear7329 күн бұрын
Thank you so very much, Professor Jean Dong & Professor Jeffrey Sachs for both of your informative insights & informations but yet truly educational to understand about Motherland, China a bit more. Bless you both for sharing on this topic.🙏🙏🙏👍🇨🇳🌏☮️🙂❗️
@TheTruth-88Ай бұрын
You guys both are legend.. hopes many leader watch this video. Peace and prosperity for all mankind.
@eyeamrajАй бұрын
We should keep hoping against hope only as long as such noble human beings act as our true guides to a better nobler world for us and for posterity; they are the modern angels!
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Not in the west. I guarantee you that.
@tc-fz5qnАй бұрын
What a refreshingly insightful, informative and fascinating conversation . Congratulations. Will certainly get a copy of the book. Certainly hope the Australian government will have more sense than their American colonial masters in appreciating and learning from these objective perspectives and not mark Jean as a potential Chinese "spy" or sympathiser!
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
You will never have a world where the United States will accept being number two, never.
@asrarul12Ай бұрын
This was a beautiful discussion-- YES, I am getting hold of the book ASAP. Thanks to Jeffrey and Jean. Love from Bangladesh
@elenitsigante325629 күн бұрын
What a wondeful and enlightening conversation, thank you!
@gahoode2182Ай бұрын
Competition without confrontation, well put, Jean. Well done, feel so proud of you.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Nope, we don't do competition.
@JaneWhoknow23 күн бұрын
Not in a real world
@bernadinesiy3338Ай бұрын
Thank you for this excellent initiative and interview, Prof. Sachs.
@bryanping1329Ай бұрын
Luv’ professor Sachs Thank you madame Jean Dong
@PatrickPhua-dy7ch4 күн бұрын
Prof. Sachs listening to your many analytical subjects is like, metaphorically speaking, treating the accurate Reflexological points to my brains to improve my mental faculty. While Dr. Dong has, in the save vein, applied the "Art of Statecraft" to its right place and moment of urgency! Deeply appreciate to both of you and give me one of the greatest pleasure and fortune to own such a book to add to my small private library to continue nourishing my brains🙏🙏
@hongqi5734Ай бұрын
Very wise and interesting perspectives from Professor Dong.
@haoruchen4216Ай бұрын
Chinese scholars love Joseph Needham so much he literally redefined the “Sinology”from Jesuit priest perspective of 19th century, to the summary compilation of its historical achievements in every category, which empowered anyone particularly Chinese scholars to view its own culture and history in the new perspective.
@andychong5984Ай бұрын
Hi Prof Dong, good to hear you are from Henan. My ancestors & father are from the outskirts of Henan too.
Why did she describe China's military buildup as "aggressive" when her book apparently portrays the Chinese military buildup as "defensive" within Robert Jervis' definition of Security Dilemma? Is she so concerned about being labeled as pro-China?
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
You better be concerned being pro China in the west. You better be I'm telling you now.
@guywong24 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo if you listen to Professor Jeffrey Sachs carefully, he was trying to correct her when he brought up Security Dilemma, that China's military buildup is in response to the U.S. hegemonic encirclement. Sachs has high praise for China and its many leaders. Another pro-China professor is former Singapore ambassador to the United Nation Ambassador Kishore Mahbubani. A third one is London School of Economics Professor Keyu Jin.
@walentystankiewicz8486Ай бұрын
China has the right and obligation to protect its huge population from outside aggression, disintegration, and humiliation. Thank you for the great and informative analysis.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
No, it's not f*** the left.
@gwto744822 күн бұрын
Excellent video! Love it. From Singapore🙂
@HipstoveАй бұрын
Very interesting conversation. Hope the two US president candidates can learn the idea of competition without confrontation. At the moment, they are competing who is more confrontational. 😂
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
You will never have a world where the United States will accept number 2 to China that will never happen. It will never happen.
@meilingliu65306 күн бұрын
Thank you Professor Dong and Sach for the intellectual conversation. Both of you are like building Bridges over trouble water. Hopefully the future youngster can make even stronger pillar to support the bridges, so that we can all cross the road to prosperity👏🤝
@veronmath3264Ай бұрын
She is powerful but I also saw that she is Cute as well 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤
@lawrencengu9505Ай бұрын
I like Professor Sachs's programme as it holistically articulates the subject that has been discussed. The arrogance and the superiority of the white anglo saxon attitude were the cause of all the conflicts with the Chinese and other races worldwide, and that is the white privilege being indoctrinated to their people for the last four hundred years and the attempt to contain its colonies from advance and remain serfdom states. The sly Western media have exacerbated these discriminative rules, with scholars and politicians twisting the facts for their advantage. Without being indiscriminate, there is a small number of decent Westerners who have come out and told the truth. i,e, John Pilger, Kishore Mububani, Jeffery Sachs and other. The Western's motto of democracy and freedom was simply a feigning strategy adopted to rule over their colonies, however, back in their home country they maintained their monarchy system. This comment shows White Europeans dominate the world by colonialism and sedition of fake democracy freedom ideology to justify their occupation, such as claiming "Terra Nullius" which would declare the people on the land they invaded as sub-human. The world would have no peace unless the White Westerners are prepared to share, and change their inherently belligerent cultures.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Whoever's out there. Don't listen to this garbage BS. This is complete propaganda to brainwashed you into following the Communist regime of the authoritarian dystopia of the people's Republic of China. This is a United States social media platform created by Chad Hurley in California in the United States of America for the freedom of speech of the Free world. Not for people behind a firewall to give their opinion because their own demonic government will not provide them freedom of speech.
@sjaw100Ай бұрын
Hope more-so-called US’ China experts listen and read the works of real China experts like Jean Dong and Prof Sachs, instead of jumping at shadows and making false accusations! Thanks Prof Sachs and Jean Dong for the excellent explanations. Most enlightening!
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
If that's your hope you're wasting your time.
@Liveforfood9394Ай бұрын
These leaders are too stubborn, they will not read Jean's book.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Why would they read a pro-china book? That's crazy. 🤣
@vc45109 күн бұрын
Professor Sach os admired for his honest opinions pertaining to China. They are always based on fact.
@les851829 күн бұрын
Thank you to both of you.
@johnpereztwo605910 күн бұрын
we all love prof sachs.
@benoit.gerin-lajoieАй бұрын
DECEPTION : NOT a word about TAïWAN !!!
@willfiala185919 күн бұрын
Nothing about many other Chinese provinces either
@benoit.gerin-lajoie19 күн бұрын
@@willfiala1859 Indeed BUT... Taïwan is a special case !
@willfiala185919 күн бұрын
@@benoit.gerin-lajoie Its just a wayward province of China - the sooner the world accepts this the better
@alexglanz7406Ай бұрын
Perhaps Ms. Dong's book on statecraft could generate some new high school courses. The US textbooks and course syllabuses are quite out of date and limited in scope. Thank you so much for this opportunity.
@muhammadshahzad2864Ай бұрын
Great news but China best policy and best plans world and China policy and Geo political peace ❤❤bawaG world news
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Nonsense
@annamiao7867Ай бұрын
Kaifeng has never been a small city, although it has been declined since ancient time, should be corrected.
@lepenseur158929 күн бұрын
In her humble opinion with merely 4.7 million population it is indeed a small city in China.
@hassanshafei386Ай бұрын
Thanks Mr.Sachs. unfortunately the sound from your gust's side is not clear.
@horridohobbies18 күн бұрын
As a *_civilization state_* (rather than a country), China is about 5,000 years old. As a *_unified state,_* China is about 2,200 years old. Thanks to the first emperor, Ch’in Shih Huang Ti, who unified the seven Warring States.
@pauldong5731Күн бұрын
It’s impossible for competition without confrontation as politics plays differently.
@harbinger6562Ай бұрын
Hi Mr Sachs and Jean Dong ❤️🇦🇺🦾😇🌹👋
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
He's a traitor.
@RaymondLi604Ай бұрын
Excellent discussion of historical China & issues of current info-tech stage China. Now building on China's past departure from the seas, FUTURE China may include: cooperative expansion & utilization of above & deep sea resources. Wind & solar farms for salt water hydrogen energy grid above. Commodity mining below. Then repeat from low-earth orbit, upwards to GEO, lunar, solar system, etc. The key driving success factor is co-operative gains fairly shared. And so multipolar multilateral geo-poli cfg (multinodal), not coercive, not hegemonic. 📈
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Yeah, none of that's going to happen. Raymond Li🤣 nope, we would never. I mean never allow that. We'll just head for the hills and then you know what comes with that.
@jillfryer6699Ай бұрын
Congratulations from Melbourne.
@patasalada272613 күн бұрын
Jeffrey, excellent idea to focus the light on Ms Ding and her work! This being said, Ms Ding, would you consider publishing a book condensing in some 100 pages this essential information, sorely needed in our troubled work? A 500 page book, although most important and well researched by an incredibly qualified author, will move very slowly and reach a limited number of readers. Your analysis needs to reach many more readers. Would you agree?
@viswaghosh118 күн бұрын
The most important factor that helped both China and India to flourish was the vast river system that flowed down north and south slopes of the Himalayas. The Himalayas were the 3rd largest source of fresh water for both China and South Asia. Up until the industrial revolution in Europe both China and India benefited from the high productivity of their fertile plains and river valleys. Post-colonial China picked up what she lost out during the period of industrial revolution in Europe. Kudos to China and her statecraft to bring China to a position from where she will soon emerge as the strongest Super Power in the world. I hope, China will not behave like the U.S. by extending her statecraft to carry out regime changes in other nations. And, I hope, China becomes a shining example of a benign and benevolent civilization.
@jayyoo906Ай бұрын
As a descent from Han founder, I keep watching how China progresses into contemporary global contention. Statecraft, this is a pejorative word to illustrate the Chinese philosophy of statemanship having been refined for last 3500 years of history. Han dynasty founded excellent imperial ruling system to consolidate firm imperialistic governance by mixed forms of governership and principalities. This system excels over the Roman patronage system, which remains in confliction of 32 statehoods. Han succeeded in 15 major ethnicities unification. The refined Han script was the immediate tool among them. Today, HAN dominent people is the intermix of those different tribal groups.
Does not China have expansion into Africa in the mining industry
@spvlinn900910 күн бұрын
Not through war right?
@michaelcreighton511624 күн бұрын
China is large enough, it has gone through internal wars. Mongol invasions were problem not only for China but eastern Europe.
@mechannel7046Ай бұрын
12:50 geography constrained China's ambitions 24:00 security dilemma 29:00 Thucydides trap 34:00 Communism in China, pragmatic, cautious 43:30 America's unchallenged leadership over, 200 years of Anglo-Saxon rule over 46:00 tech flowed from China to the West before 1500 AD
@justhikeit19 күн бұрын
Once again my knowledge of China and the dangerous response from the US government was greatly expanded by Prof. Sachs. Ms. Dong is brilliant and about as well versed in Chinese history as any leading scholar or diplomate alive today. In these times of brainless name calling and unprofessional childish behavior it is reassuring to know I can search Jeff Sachs and find a enlightening inspiring discussion filled with facts and truth and history. Very rare these days. Sadly.
@musicbygoldenj22 күн бұрын
I love Dong
@JaneWhoknow23 күн бұрын
I don't know about her book but the way she talked, I believe, her book is more in a defensive way and possible her mind more likely westernized. I wouldn't buy her book anyway. It's fully understandable when Chinese students go to West study and once they have opportunity to stay permanent (Australia) then start fearing, to be aggressively defended to her own mother land. In short, the way she talk is half and half, talk too much but not the point, too ideal in term of competition. Prof. Jeferrey Sachs as always is the great man for humanity.
@Dahyehcourt12 күн бұрын
It's a brilliant narrative
@vc45109 күн бұрын
Before 1500 AD, Chinese fishmen had made their living within the nine "dash line" in South China Sea, and used the islands for anchoring and resting!
@jochen739314 күн бұрын
There are a lot good information, but I see that Prof Dong is somewhat reluctant to criticize the west or the Anglo view. The Ukrainian war has forged closer ties for China with Russia and Central Asia, therefore has mitigated the threat from North and West. Prof Sach , hat off to you being a great facilitator and also able to expand the discussion
@huming669 күн бұрын
Wen, Tiejun and his current work on "View from Global South" ... might provide a deeper undestanding of China and the whole picture
@jonathanjusti279325 күн бұрын
maybe I missed it but it would have been helpful to have a central conflicting perspective articulated from the China, the US and other states' perspective and vis a vis the international situation- what are the unappreciated areas of friction and what are concrete mechanisms to mitigate them. As it was, this was a nice "discussion" of history, current social/technological environment, some through away references to cliches and some anecdotes but not with great rigor or actionable insights- in my opinion. From 33.50 and especially from 34:40 or so, Sachs really collapses, exposing a serious underlying political predisposition and underbelly
@andersonmill7728Ай бұрын
Thank you, Professor Sachs and Professor Dong for this very interesting discussion about Chinese Statecraft! While looking back 2,200 years is an interesting and important way to understand the Chinese history, I have to point out that history line was cut off in 1949 after the communist revolution, especially the Great Cultural Revolution in 1960s. That means since 1960s the Traditional Chinese Philosophy was gone completely. The current leadership did not have any formal education of that Tradition either. The Great Economical Reform started in late 1970s did not try to revive the Tradition. Therefore it would be a mistake to put the current Chinese Statecraft as the extension of the Traditional Chinese Culture. In my opinion the idea of Competition without Confrontation in terms of dealing with the relationship between China and the West is very naive if not deceive. There is no way to make Capitalism and Communism co-exist without confrontation. But that doesn't mean to have wars between the two. Global Politics is all about interests of each party. Confrontations are inevitable. The growing power of Chinese Navy is necessary for China to protect its growing sea trade routes. It's neither Offensive nor Defensive in terms of its territory integrity. Therefore I don't think it's appropriate use of both terms in the context of this discussion. The U.S. Government always uses "Nation Security" as the pretense to intervene internal affaires of sovereign countries. China should be allowed to do that too.
@PhiloSurferАй бұрын
What Communism are you talking about? China is as capitalist as any country, if not more so. Just think why the US is imposing tariffs and bans on technology on China.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
I HOPE YOU LIKE FALLOUT 4 ☢️
@clementgavi729021 күн бұрын
This Chinese Statecraft in a changing world can't equate to the idea that a 60-year-old dynastic dictatorship I mean Togo, plays a constructive roles in West Africa's affairs as the Chinese Ambassador to Togo has stated We these millions and millions who are suffering from dictators and dictatorshipdon't won't a world infested by dictators and dictatorship, and especially we the millions and millions of Togo in West Africa. Because we know in our bodies and souls how a dictatorship and dictators represent a bloody hindrance to the earthly destiny of life. Our parents and us are the ones who are paying the price.
@InspectorA-r2e12 күн бұрын
I downloaded the book.
@vc45109 күн бұрын
Would professor Dong please study the history of Taiwan? It was invaded by the Netherlands and Japan!
@JamesAnderson-ez2df29 күн бұрын
Let’s not forget get the long history of Europe,😉
@jochen739314 күн бұрын
The concern of China military rise is primarily western view, no one is questioning US military dominance …. Somewhat A double standard
@vc45109 күн бұрын
There are over 800 us military bases all over the world!
@moviemakerjo6756Ай бұрын
im just reading of Japanese history as to why the Japanese regimes are so weak in promoting their own people's needs. and acting as a vassal against their neighbours. but this sounds like a great peace and prosperity conversation to learn from. confusion effects both Japan and China but who actually practices Confucianism?🤔
@user-fc5vg9fk5g29 күн бұрын
A frank exchange of two on China and it's evolving role in the world
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
A t suppos raitor and some lady from Australia.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
A traitor and a lady from Australia m
@vc45109 күн бұрын
Would professor Dong study the detail facts of Chinese government official legal claim of south China Sea?
@dmk296012 күн бұрын
Why are there so many Chinese state run police stations in the U.S.?
@kathri1006Ай бұрын
May be they learnt early on it is better and cheaper to trade than expensive conflicts, especially now that other countries will fight back.
@TacticalMayo27 күн бұрын
Who's telling you this lie? Are you in denial of reality? Oh man, I guess you're living under a rock 🤣
@abdenasser2086Ай бұрын
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@lepenseur1589Ай бұрын
What is Prof. Jean Dong’s Chinese name? Has her book been translated to Chinese? What is the title if yes?
@vc45109 күн бұрын
Chinese Ming Dynasty's Admiral Zheng He had 7 expeditions all the way to southeast of Africa 1500 AD, 100 years b😮 22:58 efore Columbus set out to America. Each time return home and never colonized any foreign land. Look at the Europeans. There was the British established Australia, Canada, and the USA. British had colonies all over the world! The Spanish conquered Mexico. The Portuguese took over Brazil.... Check it all out on Wikipedia! Only after the last expedition , the Song Emperor wanted to stop another to prepare for external threats. He even burned some ships of the fleet, and burned all the records!