China's post-Song decline in creativity is the central explanatory problem of the lecture because earlier China had produced paper, printmaking, the compass, and gunpowder.
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China's post-Song decline in creativity is the central explanatory problem of the lecture because earlier China had produced paper, printmaking, the compass, and gunpowder.
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"Okay, good morning today we do China Obviously we are in China and we will we know a lot of Chinese history So I..."
"...modernity possible including the compass paper printmaking gunpowder Okay, but after Song dynasty, which is about the year 1200 trying to stop being creative..."
"...historical figures like this as well. So the founder of the Song Dynasty was this sort of person. The problem though is that once..."
"...later on, okay? The Tang Dynasty will give rise to the Song Dynasty, and"
"the Song Dynasty will adopt a policy of diplomacy to build assimilation with the northern tribes, okay? They're trying to avoid the trap of..."
"...question, again, we're looking at is, why is it that the Song Dynasty is the last creative dynasty, all right? And if we use..."
"...okay? So the idea of open competitive competition died with the Song Dynasty. And that's why after the Song, China stopped being creative, okay?"
"...Dynasty started to use it. Okay? But it was really the Song Dynasty. That really systemized and promoted it. Okay? Basically, the Song Dynasty..."
"...in this rebellion. When you remove the aristocracy, this gives the Song Dynasty room to implement a new policy and ensure that nobility cannot..."
"...when families are united nationally. But when you get to the Song Dynasty, what you will see is that the center has been localized,..."
"...same thing will happen in China. After the Tang Dynasty, the Song Dynasty will look at the mistakes of the Tang Dynasty and they..."
"...we know, was heavily suppressed... Throughout Chinese history. Okay? So the Song Dynasty, there was these massive conflicts between the military and the bureaucracy."
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