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[@monikaduch462]

timeline + map + faces. a great combo for understanding and memorizing

[@tomwilliams5590]

This helped me a lot. Thank you so much. This is easy to understand and isnt confusing or overly complex

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Face Of Church

[@capeecle]

@@NazriB what do you mean? lies? you saying that you know the truth? what's the truth that you know?

[@veronicabarnes824]

This was so helpful - it is so hard to find material that helps you get started with Chinese history.

[@kilyaproductions1385]

One huge reason for Communist victory was because right before WW2 ended, the Soviets launched an offensive against Japan and their puppet Manchuko (Manchuria). The result was victorious for SU, and besides taking northern half of Korean peninsula, South Sakhalin and Kuril Islands, Soviets also occupied Manchuria, and soon after WW2 they gave it to the Chinese communist. This gave CCP a huge boost, since Manchuria was rich with Japanese industry, weapons, and plus additional man power.

[@billskchen3193]

In fact after the WW2, the Soviet union supported KMT more and signed a deal with ROC and not allowed CCP troops tookover big citys in Manchuria.

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

USSR not SU

[@zezezelalala7867]

come on, all the biggest cities in northeastern china, which is so called machuria, were handed over to KMT ( including three provinces' capital cities, btw there are only three provinces), it is chinese people who choosed and suppoted communist party to win.

[@andrewbirch]

@Soldat a/s it’s the CHINESE Communist Party and shall never be the party OF China.

[@aaaak4]

@@sampuatisamuel9785 its the same

[@skulldyvan]

"So, Mr. Sun, tell me about how you got in power." "Well the weather in Denver was really great that afternoon..."

[@jie7532]

Have you heard of Mr. Huang Xing, he's kind of chief military leader of the revolution while Mr Sun is definitely the spiritual father of the republic idea of China, and the initiator and founder of the party called "Tong Meng Hui of China", the party that later transformed int KMT. So in history China credited Mr Sun as the father of the republic China.

[@mykonos466]

@@jie7532 lol replies 7 years later

[@wepbop6736]

I was shook because I live there

[@tylerchambers5809]

Lol

[@PHZadeW]

This is an excellent video of the History of China. I have studied this history a lil bit and I can say that this gives a pretty accurate description of the events, it obviously leaves out quite a few details and more emotional aspects, in order to simplify the video, however it's very well made and like so many of Khan Academy's videos a lot easier to understand than History at school ha ha! :)

[@slikmystar]

This khan guy knows everything about everything it will be nice if u tell us a bit about your self

[@ntscribe]

Thank you for the excellent description and explanation. It is amazing what a good teacher can do with a map, a timeline, and five pictures of key historical figures.

[@kianli]

Sir, the 1840-1842 Opium War launched by the British was beginning of the 100-year of humiliation, this is indeed worth mentioning if one wants to understand China.

[@sofiacaldeira8203]

Thanks for commentint this! I wont be wasting my time in this video.

[@mikeboshko2623]

That's a separate video. Boxer Rebellion and so many things. You want it all in one video, huh? Well, then, it would have a different title

[@barbaradonohue4822]

My goodness, you helped through math, statistics, and psychology and here you are again making me understand my geopolitical class. 🙏🏼🙏🏼😭thank you.

[@rsvnvonny]

I've been struggled to understand Chinese's revolution history cuz the information that I got in the internet and my books were all different hahaha. So this video really helps me a lot, thankyou so much!!!

[@ItsTubeGuy]

I can't explain how much this helped me!! Thank you so much!

[@newspmcom6186]

Thanks for the history lesson! 👏🏻

[@VMord]

Yes man, back on the history! :D

[@ricex2]

its interesting to hear the western version of recent china history. we got different versions here, both from the nationalist and communist, both are kind of bias to some extend.

[@QuietJagung]

Please provide the link for nationalist and communist version. Thanks.

[@anitpatel4587]

You didn't get yet!

[@funkysagancat3295]

It would be really nice if you shared these stories

[@tianyiyin4847]

Agree! That's why I felt excited to see Khan academy

[@thumuslol]

Yeah that sounds like it would be interesting to hear. I wonder how western history is taught in china

[@Greenpie101]

I know the sciences and math are more practical things to teach, but to see another full fledged history lesson from you would be awe-some. AWESOME. :D

[@jayhee1557]

great video and clearly explained, thx man

[@MrTestrak]

amazing, sal thanks

[@devonlightbody]

Love this, please do more

[@Prymestar1]

Keep doing this great history lesson.

[@arsenaldailytransfernews]

Thanks so much this covers exactly what I need to study at school

[@dredel32]

awesome, thank you!!

[@claralilli]

this was so helpful thank you

[@dr.weaklicksofcrashedcurse4535]

Very interesting, a well done summary.

[@tysonmcgregor3904]

hey man good job with this video !!

[@goinbonkers972]

Quite an amazing story.

[@dyiu38]

Thank you so much!!

[@lovelynxxx]

¡Muchísimas gracias! información muy valiosa.

[@elainethi]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@VTB802]

Great video, thank you!

[@SuperZFunkey]

Good video, very unbiased and honest.

[@yaseminnies]

SuperZFunkey Consequently slightly vague, but still pretty good :~)

[@maxmilianaaronmootz9867]

Thanks alot, it helped me alot

[@venkatamanojkumar9405]

Great explanation!

[@gabekarl82]

thanks for doing this, I didn't know about the Warlord Era

[@karzanmuhammed2362]

Clear and useful information. Thank you

[@connormancera51]

I’m not learning this in school I just love history

[@mikealexcai]

As a Chinese, I must say you did a good job.

[@trime1851]

Excellent!

[@peroz1000]

Excellent.Please do more videos about twentieth-century history ,especially focusing on what are now called emerging countries like Brazil,South Africa ,China, India etc.

[@laflame1358]

Thanks sir, you are an outright legend !

[@hanivalet]

thank gosh this exists

[@Kuntyful]

great overview.....

[@1veggiemonster]

An overview of Chinese history from 1911-1949 in 10 minutes. Impressive.

[@carlospacheco6853]

what kind of program do you use to make these videos?

[@marshalllapenta7656]

This was a GOOD 1!

[@lafkdjay]

Thanks, I will ace my AP Chinese History exam!

[@israelm87]

thanks! great vid

[@DanishAnwarPakistani]

Great Work.

[@lostwhocares]

well done!

[@depheny769]

I want to learn more about Chinese history, and it's hard to find interesting but simple material online, as an English-speaking Chinese. This was super well-explained, and the visual aids helped a lot, thank you!

[@erichughes3987]

SO HELPFUL THANK YOU

[@goldeq8521]

Grateful for the past that created where we are now. I was born in1949 in Hong Kong I am fortunate to have very good history teachers, from school. It was quiet confusing at that time. Thank you for explaining this so well.

[@paulstefan5333]

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[@Jaba6798]

Do some videos on Korean history!! It's extremely interesting.

[@homousios]

very interesting thanks

[@runeseekerz]

Khanacademy teaching about chinese history?? *Salute*

[@theeboss93]

Great !

[@felipecardenasjr]

Keep doing these videos please

[@galinaopaleva7928]

Thank you

[@codyshi4743]

And speaking of Japan occupied Manchuria. The occupied Manchuria, became the Japanese Puppet State of “Manchuko”. And what’s interesting is that Manchuko is led by an emperor name Puyi, which you remember is the last emperor of China.

[@hansen456852]

Thank you for creating this video. There are too many people in the world uneducated on this subject. However, the government wasn't established in Taiwan, it had already existed before the retreat to Taiwan.

[@joeramsey6211]

Awesome video.very very good.

[@akangsamuel9021]

Have a presentation this morning and this has saved a life😂😂

[@PlasticBubbleCosplay]

California schools definitely need teaches like Mr. Khan, or at least include these videos in the curriculum.

[@wesleyqiu2204]

pretty clear time schedule.

[@weewilly2007]

I think the voice-over narration style and production techniques speaks far more of group intention and orientation than any topic or subject cared to be broached here.So much for the age of populism and collective participation. European Imperialist painters perfected the art of capturing their royal patrons peering from high horses, always downwards on to their subjects. Newer developments have occurred since then, like global mass media organizations, very much like investment banks of recent times also, applying similar techniques to line their own pockets. instead of serving any larger ends

[@raleighchuang5633]

AWESOME

[@yerramshankar5373]

May I know y did u wrote KmT and CPC above

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Very interesting

[@memeatutube]

Good job

[@fouriertransformationsucks438]

I thought this is an engineering channel... I didn't expect that. But the voice is as sexy as the one in the differential equation episodes.

[@somadenmoo2138]

please explain briefly opium war too...

[@corpusinnominata401]

That was before 1911.

[@SG-yj9qt]

Thanks

[@mhtinla]

You pronounced "Qing" correct this time. I'm impressed.

[@spike378]

u should get in more details between civil war and end of japan imperialism!

[@tomgreene5531]

Thank you so much this was helpful

[@reginaspanties]

hahaha i laughed when you said that if you start learning chinese history, its goddamn confusing, because it couldnt be more true. my head has been bursting the last two days, because i have so much information from books and internet and each of them is complitely different from the other! thank you thank you thank you for this video!

[@simonsimon2888]

You did not mention about the Sun sisters with Chiang Kai Shek.

[@Ermite777]

This is how history should be taught.

[@orenji494]

How do you know everything??

[@newmb321]

Your lectures are SIGNIFICANTLY better than the Google Classroom lectures Sal! I love your style but absolutely hate theirs.

[@whoajaniceguo]

omg thank u!!!!! final is in less than an hour haha

[@angelorinaldi9775]

How did it go? After 7 years maybe you don't even remember ahah

[@whoajaniceguo]

@@angelorinaldi9775 oh wow, yes this was during my uni days! From what I remember, definitely a challenging course ha!

[@corpusinnominata401]

Wasn't "Emperor" Puyi only five years old at the time? Who was really in charge? Was it Empress Dowager Cixi?

[@zenithzero6354]

Cixi was dead already. Empress Dowager Longyu was de jure in charge and Yuan Shikai was de facto in charge.

[@DaJalster28]

damn right!

[@ghnfyhj]

Yes the Chinese Revolution is so freaking confusing. Thank you for clarifying. Man if you were only in front of me, I'd buy you a beer! Thanks dude.

[@simonsimon2888]

What is Sun yat-sen's villa doing in Ah Hood Road, Singapore? The bungalow is still there. Feel free to visit.

[@Gmailkonto23]

Well made Overview! But pretty basic.

[@itsonlyeric8505]

i have a question, was the government under sun yat sen after the xinhai revolution in 1912 the same government under taiwan today?

[@The_Art_of_AI_888]

Not really, It was The Kuomintang (KMT) party that founded the ROC and later retreated into Taiwan, establishing govt administration there. But nowadays Taiwan is under the control of the DPP which was founded in recent decades...(1986).

[@zel4881]

sooo how bout the May Fourth Movement in 1919

[@AndroidGZS]

Next, you can talk about Deng Xiao Ping and his market reforms.

[@linuss8068]

essentially

[@Patiste96]

Thank You! I knew nothing about China Pre 1949 ! I knew a little about 1950-1980 China.I know little about China today except it is a country that cannot or should not be ignored. i am most grateful for your patience towards my ignorance. Pls visit me again khanacademy ! .

[@AndroidGZS]

Actually that could be the final video about Chinese history as there are important elements such as the cultural revolution etc.

[@user-hx7co7wq5b]

I am a native of China, and I am proud of the history of my country.

[@eimashyangdan7370]

It seems so easy when we listen to the history but if we try to look a little deeper so many people lost their lives during all these period... They believed faith makes great nation

[@The_Art_of_AI_888]

Those were very dark and desperate times for Chinese people. They literally had nothing to hold on to. There were no "humanitarian nations" to help them, surrounded them were the Western nations and the Japanese next door who wanted nothing but to exploit and rob their nation dry.

[@Yui714]

Do more Asian history please!

[@isabellaingrassia396]

Me watching this 1 Hour before my year 12 revolution exam

[@lllZeroIII]

search for his ted talk its not overly long and he explains how this all came about

[@braidznplaitz]

modern china plz like just continue from where u ended this video

[@rossarmstrong6731]

Excellent primer.. Is there any chance of explaining the politics of Taiwan.. It seems like a minefield of complexities. I'm moving there soon and I don't want to tread on peoples sensibilities. Many thanks.

[@paulstefan5333]

Wow, what a beautiful comment, how are you? I'm Paul Stefan, I want to be your friend, I'll be happy if you accept my friendship. If you don't mind, you can leave your WeChat ID here and I can add you. Let's talk. Thank you 🙏

[@mont1121]

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