
Lecturer. Writer. Storyteller. History Ph.D. Co-host of Barbarians at the Gate and the historical travel podcast By Their Own Compass. Columnist for the China Books Review.
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Two older gentlemen with expanding waistlines, staggering daddy issues, and a shared love of firing military brass meet in DC this week. And right on cue, the pundits leap forward to pontificate on the most important issues facing Sino-US r...
Mao Zedong died on September 9, 1976. Fifty years later, Jeremiah and David compare notes on a mostly quiet anniversary. Jeremiah reports that there were enough tributes to beat the over/under, but David argues that the Party would still pr...
China’s last emperor (Puyi), his empress (Wanrong), and concubine (Wenxiu) spent two years sequestered in the Forbidden City before their expulsion in 1924. Around them were holdover dowagers, scheming eunuchs, corrupt officials, and two fo...
In 1772, the Qianlong Emperor, no stranger to ambitious, expensive vanity projects, assigned a little busywork to the bureaucrats who staffed the Qing Empire.
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I, the Qianlong Emperor, your favorite Son of Heaven, am TIRED...
In this Barbarians at the Gate x China Books Review crossover, Jeremiah Jenne is joined by CBR Associate Editor Alexander Boyd to discuss the latest addition to the China Archives: W. Somerset Maugham’s On a Chinese Screen (1922), a collect...
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Writer. Storyteller. Ph.D. in History based in Guangdong. Co-host of Barbarians at the Gate and the historical travel podcast By Their Own Compass. Historian and free-range Sinologist with over two decades working and teaching in China.
Return to the City of Darkness - Kowloon Walled City (BBC Radio 3) is now on BBCSounds. My new book The Last Emperor of China: Twilight of the Forbidden City (Elliot & Thompson/St Martin’s Press) out now in the UK/November in the USA
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