319 | Frank Dikötter: Shattering the Myths of China After Mao

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The Importance of Archival Primary Resources in the History of China

01:50 • 6min

3

The Importance of Separation of Powers

07:26 • 6min

4

The Problem With the United States' Interpretation of the Maoist Period

13:02 • 3min

5

The Importance of Sympathy in the United States

15:56 • 5min

6

The History of Mao's New Democracy

21:19 • 2min

7

The Communist Party's Propaganda

23:11 • 2min

8

The Cultural Revolution and Democracy

25:20 • 3min

9

The Cultural Revolution

28:36 • 3min

10

The Constant Theme of Corruption in China

32:03 • 4min

11

The Importance of Separation of Powers

35:44 • 3min

12

The Importance of Separation of Powers

38:36 • 3min

13

The Root of Cultural Sweating Statements About the Chinese

41:10 • 3min

14

The Double Standard

43:58 • 3min

15

The Importance of Leadership in a One-Party State

47:18 • 2min

16

The Imminent Collapse of Capitalism

48:59 • 3min

17

The Inevitability of Capitalism in Beijing

51:57 • 3min

18

The Importance of Understanding Others

55:07 • 3min

19

The Dangers of Peaceful Evolution in Beijing

58:16 • 5min

20

The Four Cardinal Principles of Indonesia

01:03:08 • 4min

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The People's Trilogy

01:07:07 • 3min

22

The Realignment

01:09:48 • 2min