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The host asks whether Yale-linked American networks shaped China through opium-war history and later influence.
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Opium Wars
The host asks whether Yale-linked American networks shaped China through opium-war history and later influence.
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"...this. But from what I've looked into, it seems like the opium wars were sort of kicked off by people who were very much..."
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"And from there, I wonder, you know, what is America's influence and manipulation over what we now think of as China, because it's a..."
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"...technology. I think China remembers the... Good. Okay. China remembers the Opium Wars far better than the rest of the world does. They know..."
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