Sinobabble
Edi Obiakpani-ReidSinobabble makes it easy to understand the politics and culture of China's past and present to realise its future.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 183 | Subscribers | Read | sinobabble.substack.com |
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Down to the countryside 2.0 & the myth of the rural reset
China’s post 90s and 00s generation are burnt out, mentally and emotionally drained, and apparently are not getting enough sunlight. While grinding in the city seems to have led to a law of diminishing returns -- typically referred to as ‘i...
Consumption as identity and politics in China w/Yaling Jiang
Today’s guest is Yaling Jiang. Yaling is a former journalist who currently uses her research and reporting skills to provide businesses with insights and analysis on the Chinese consumer market. She is the founder of research agency Apertur...
"Serve the People!" Review (Sinobabble Book club)
This is a recording of the livestream of our monthly book club. In this livestream we discuss the book Serve the People! by Yan Lianke, a banned book set during the Cultural Revolution in China.
[Archive] 20th Century History Episode 48 | The Cultural Revolution part 8: The end of the Cultural Revolution
The death of Mao Zedong and the trial of the Gang of Four are traditionally used as the signifiers of the end of the Cultural Revolution. The violent and turbulent 10 year period came to a sudden stop as political in-fighting continued unti...
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Host of the Sinobabble Podcast and Substack. PhD Chinese and History.
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