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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We ask if China is safe for study and The Last Emperor gets a new phone.
David discusses the old days, a NYT reporter writes about his return trip to China, and Jeremiah wonders if we should have been listening to more Judas Priest this whole time
As we released our latest episode on changes in China’s politica...
You Must Remember This: Studying in China yesterday, today, and tomorrow?
“I’m not from here, but people tell me
It’s not like it used to be
They say I should have been here, back about ten years ago
Before it got ruined by folks like me”
— James McMurtry, “I’m not From Here”*
Thanks for listening! If you en...
Shanghai's Quiet Rival: A History Walk Along Ningbo's Old Bund
Ningbo’s old bund is heaving the week before the autumn holidays. Ice cream stands, music bars, and waterfront cafes are filling up as the sun sets and the temperatures finally climb down from the low 90s. If this is the calm, I’m glad to b...
Chairmen, China, and the Tricky Translations of Political Terms in the PRC
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, More Than Ever
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...
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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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