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Mentioned in 7 episodes
God's Chinese Son
Book • 1996
This book provides a detailed historical analysis of the Taiping Rebellion, one of the largest uprisings in human history, led by Hong Xiuquan.
It explores how Hong's unique blend of Christianity and Confucianism fueled a movement that nearly overthrew the Manchu dynasty, resulting in immense loss of life.
The book offers insights into the cultural and political context of 19th-century China and the impact of Western influences on the rebellion.
It explores how Hong's unique blend of Christianity and Confucianism fueled a movement that nearly overthrew the Manchu dynasty, resulting in immense loss of life.
The book offers insights into the cultural and political context of 19th-century China and the impact of Western influences on the rebellion.
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Mentioned in 7 episodes
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as a book she is currently reading about the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom.


Jane Coaston

19 snips
Can Trump Purge The Voter Rolls Now?
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as a source and to reference Spence's accounts of Hong and Feng's activities in Guangxi.

Chris Stewart

12 snips
#325 - Taiping 2: The God Worshippers
Erwähnt von 

als westliches Standardwerk zur Taiping-Bewegung.


Richard Hemmer

GAG423: Der Sohn Gottes Hong Xiuquan und sein Aufstand gegen das imperiale China
Named in the episode's sources as a major study of Hong Xiuquan and the Taiping movement.

#326 - Taiping 3: The Image-Breakers
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as a major source cited for the episode's narrative about Hong Xiuquan and the Taiping.

Chris Stewart

#329 - Taiping 6: River of Souls
Recommended by 

as a beautifully written exploration of Hong Xiuquan's mindset during the Taiping Rebellion.


Jordan Schneider

Twilight Struggle: Cold War Lessons for US-China Today
Erwähnt, weil ein Ausschnitt aus seinen Werken über die Taiping-Rebellion wie “Game of Thrones” klingt.

Taiping Rebellion II: China zwischen Himmel und Hölle
Mentioned by 

as an example of Jonathan Spence's insightful writing, blending various analytical approaches.


Jordan Schneider

Year in Review + Future Plans for ChinaTalk





