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Since 2010, The China History Podcast, presented by Laszlo Montgomery brings you over 300 episodes of curated topics from China's antiquity to modern times.

The China History Podcast Laszlo Montgomery

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Since 2010, The China History Podcast, presented by Laszlo Montgomery brings you over 300 episodes of curated topics from China's antiquity to modern times.

    S9E08 | Owned!

    S9E08 | Owned!

    For our eighth CSP offering this season, we open up the Book of Han once again and hear the story behind Jiāo Bīng Bì Bài 骄兵必败. It doesn't always happen this way but the timeline of history is filled with examples of more powerful military forces being defeated on the field of battle by their weaker opponent. Arrogant soldiers must be defeated. Look what happened in Vietnam between 1954 and 1975. When you look into it, even today in our own time, Jiāo bīng bì bài is still happening. On a geopolitical level, this must be one of the hardest lessons to learn. More pugnacious world leaders should consult the Book of Han and ponder these words. Enjoy!
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    • 10 Min.
    The History of Chinese Philosophy (Part 14)

    The History of Chinese Philosophy (Part 14)

    We pick up with the second part of this overview of Daoism with Zhuangzi and his beloved book, "The Zhuangzi." We'll also move beyond Laozi and Zhuangzi and take a look at the rise of Fangshi’s 方士 in society, Daoist Thought and Religion, Xuanxue Dark Learning 玄学, Guo Xiang 郭襄, Xiang Xiu 向秀, and the compilation of the Daozang 道藏. I hope this basic overview gives some of you a good jumping-off point to explore more about Daoism the philosophy 道家 and Daoism, the religion 道教. Enjoy!
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    • 25 Min.
    The History of Chinese Philosophy (Part 13)

    The History of Chinese Philosophy (Part 13)

    We've already heard about Confucianism, The Hundred Schools, and the Yi Jing. In this episode, we look at Daoism. The life of Lao Tzu (Laozi) will be introduced along with the book he probably never wrote but which is ascribed to him anyway. This is the Tao Te Ching or Dao De Jing. Laozi was quite a character and by telling his story, it will give you the fundamentals to explore on your own what this philosophic thought is all about. We'll look at the Daoist concept of Wu Wei 无为 and the art of quiescence. We'll close with one of the earliest and greatest interpreters of the Daodejing, Wang Bi. In the History of Chinese Philosophy Part 13, we'll start looking at Zhuangzi and his classic book.
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    • 27 Min.
    S9E07 | You Can Get it if You Really Want (But you must try)

    S9E07 | You Can Get it if You Really Want (But you must try)

    Here's another well-worn favorite from the long list of great chengyu's: 磨杵成针 Mó Chǔ Chéng Zhén. The story behind this Chinese Saying stars none other than (one of China's greatest poets) Li Bai. As a youngster, Li Bai chanced upon an old woman, surnamed Wu, who was intent on accomplishing a seemingly impossible (in Li Bai's eyes) task. Don't let any naysayers deter you. Don't fear the impossible. Listen to this quick story and maybe acquire a little bit of inspiration in what you're trying to accomplish. Thanks everyone for listening.
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    • 9 Min.
    The History of Chinese Philosophy (Part 12)

    The History of Chinese Philosophy (Part 12)

    The introduction to the Yi Jing (I Ching) The Book of Changes continues into the Han Dynasty. We'll see how The Yi Jing is grouped with the Five Classics 五经 and how the discoveries at Mawangdui shook things up a little as far as Yi Jing scholarship went. Then we'll try and decipher Confucius's Ten Wings. Then we'll close with an intro to the practical usage of the Yi Jing and how it has been rediscovered and embraced in the West.
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    • 27 Min.
    The History of Chinese Philosophy (Part 11)

    The History of Chinese Philosophy (Part 11)

    In this Part 11 episode, we begin introducing the content found in Book 2 of the History of Chiense Philosophy, available wherever fine books are sold. We start with an introduction to the Yi Jing (I Ching), The Book of Changes, or the Changes of Zhou. We'll look at the Yi Jing's earliest beginnings, and the main characters associated with its authorship: Fu Xi, Yu the Great, and King Wen of Zhou. Then we'll finish off with an explanation of the Trigrams, Hexagrams and the development of the Yi Jing over time, including the addition of the “Ten Wings” of Confucius
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    • 24 Min.

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47 Bewertungen

47 Bewertungen

Armin in China ,

What a great account of Chinese history!

Amazing Presentation of Chinese History!

A must listen for everyone interested in Chinese history!

Thank you for your great work.

DORONISIMO ,

Simply thank you

One of the best podcasts out there!
I’m living in China for 11 years you made me fell Involve again and appreciate it all over again...
Wish I could meet and pick your brain a little bit...

Love it!

legatrix ,

A must-listen!

I recently discovered this podcast and have so far listened to the series on Sino-Vietnamese relations and Chinese philosophy. Both were brilliant as regards content, but with podcasts, content alone is not enough to really feel at home in that wonderful little triangular audio universe formed by you, your headphones and the host. Luckily this Californian (I assume) host, with the excellent name of Laszlo (which, happily, always makes me think of Troy McClure stumbling upon the Laszlo Panaflex star on Hollywood Boulevard) strikes the perfect balance between seriousness, depth of coverage, irreverence, occasional forays into sundry accents which are not his own ('me hearties'), and concision. Being a linguist, I'm awaiting the twenty-part series on the historical development of Old and Middle Chinese into Early Mandarin with baited breath (joke...OK, semi-joke).

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