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5 timestamped hits 1 source reading 1 extracted note Newest source: 2025-03-13, day precision Aliases: wang-yuhuas

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Wang Yuhua

A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...this question, I want to refer to the work of Professor Wang Yuhua. He is a professor of Chinese history at Harvard, okay? And..."

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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...this question, I want to refer to the work of Professor Wang Yuhua. He is a professor of Chinese history at Harvard, okay? And..."

Most recent Jiang source touching this topic: The Bureaucracy That Ate China (2025-03-13, day precision).

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Tang-Qing comparison

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Wang Yuhua's paradox, as Jiang presents it, is that China's wealth and imperial security move in opposite directions: rich Tang emperors are vulnerable, poorer Qing emperors are stable.

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The Bureaucracy That Ate China

2025-03-13, day precision · Civilization #38: Twilight of the Middle Kingdom

Transcript

"...this question, I want to refer to the work of Professor Wang Yuhua. He is a professor of Chinese history at Harvard, okay? And..."

The Bureaucracy That Ate China

2025-03-13, day precision · Civilization #38: Twilight of the Middle Kingdom

Transcript

"Five emperors, at least five emperors, during the Tang Dynasty were deposed by the elite. The aristocracy got together and were through the emperor,..."

The Bureaucracy That Ate China

2025-03-13, day precision · Civilization #38: Twilight of the Middle Kingdom

Transcript

"All right. And what Professor Wang Yuhua says is the main mechanism that the emperor used in order to achieve this radical cultural shift..."

The Bureaucracy That Ate China

2025-03-13, day precision · Civilization #38: Twilight of the Middle Kingdom

Transcript

"...It eliminated the idea of aristocracy in China. Okay. So Professor Wang Yuhua. What he does is he shows you how networks work in..."

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