Xiao Talks: The Story of the Philippines up to 1898 (Lecture in English, Embassy in Washington DC)

The magic of zoom, I am still enthralled, I can give a live interactive lecture at the our embassy in Washington, D.C. while at home in the City of San Juan last night (PH time).
My lecture is entitled “HARING BAYAN: The Rise of the Filipino Nation (5,000 BC to 1898)”
Thanks to the biggest Fil-Am federarion, the National Federation of Filipino American Association - Capital Region. Thank you Ryan Namata, Mar Enciso and Jarmaine Salvador. I enjoyed the talk a lot.

[@arpeemac]

Around 600 years before the Spanish came, we already had maritime trade affairs with Indonesia. That alone tells a lot of what “multi-system” we have already established before Magellan came. In fact, when Magellan arrived, we simply welcomed his group, indicating that we are accustomed to having foreign visitors from other lands.

[@galaxyA-mv8xo]

Salamat Xiao Chua... Marami pang missing part nang Pilipino History ang matutuklasan sa future.

[@georgemercado8676]

This is what you call EDUCATION! Greetings from France!

[@k54254]

Prof Xiao this is one of the most informative presentations I’ve ever watched from your end. Please continue your selfless act of educating us Filipinos and hopefully your legacy passes on on the future generations 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏

[@spoz]

very informative po. maraming salamat po

[@thewayfarersjourney6336]

May KZbin Channel po pala kayo. Thank God I've found it. Daghang Salamat Prof. I'm from Mindanao.

[@joselitovilla6016]

MARAMING SALAMAT PO SA INYONG SALAYSAY

[@malynptrp2005mc]

@Xiao Chua, I hope there will be a young people version of Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas so parents of children in the Filipino diaspora can also include this in knowing Filipino heritage.

[@arpeemac]

Grabe nakakakilabot simula sa part ni Gat Andres.

[@dylancheemboltorio9575]

Salamt po ❤