ENTER THE DRAGON - EPISODE 1 - The Story of the CHINA MIRACLE

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ENTER THE DRAGON - EPISODE 1 - The Story of the CHINA MIRACLE
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In 221 BC, the First Emperor, Qin Shi Huangdi, conquered the Warring Kingdoms and united China.

He was a ruthless tyrant whose efficient government created growth and prosperity, with massive infrastructure projects, the most famous being the Great Wall of China.

In 1644, the Manchu, Qing Dynasty, conquered China and, over the next 267 years, made China into a great power.

The great Qing Emperor, Qianlong, a contemporary of George Washington, expanded China’s territory to 11 million square miles. China’s wealth grew to one-third of the world’s GDP.

Between 1840 and 1940, China suffered a Century of Humiliation, in which she was defeated and robbed of her wealth by foreign powers, the Europeans and the Japanese.

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Ramiz Northland
Ramiz Northland
1 week ago
Chinese emperor who didn't want opium coming from England was a tyrant and English king was not tyrant who forced the Chinese to take opium as a payment for their goods. Hmm  very interesting

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Bc Quah
Bc Quah
2 weeks ago
The United Drug Pusher Kingdom took Hong Kong in 1841 during the Opium War.

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winewomenwages.org
winewomenwages.org
2 weeks ago
Well done. One of the best narrative ever I've come across.

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Tyler Heartsbane
Tyler Heartsbane
3 weeks ago
Epic.. U gotta love the sacrifices the chineese peoples have done.. mad respect!!

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vishal spark
vishal spark
2 weeks ago
nepal love china
long live nepal and china freindhsip

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Geo Perspective
Geo Perspective
3 weeks ago
Good narration and nice footage.

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Aussie Boy
Aussie Boy
3 weeks ago
Fantastic narration.

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JOHN CHER
JOHN CHER
1 week ago
I would disagree with the commentary that  Chiang Kai Shek was a "capable and totally disciplined administrator". Chiang was a corrupt and a womanizer. He was channelling the U. S. aid at that time into his own pocket with the help of his wife and other sycophants. In fact Chiang had a hard time controlling his army as his soldiers were deserting him. To save his own skin and that of his cronies, he fled to Taiwan. He was no hero.

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A Moses
A Moses
3 weeks ago
Very well produced and researched. I liked the way, you were able to explain through almost 50 years of history of detail of the rise of the CCP, Mao,  and the successors without missing  or over explaining the details.

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The Hunter x Hunter 2011 Dickriding Association
The Hunter x Hunter 2011 Dickriding Association
3 weeks ago (edited)
Neutral narration is more profitable over time, You can never tell which way the wins will blow. Smart move

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Papa Chef
Papa Chef
2 weeks ago
An excellent narration Mr Ali.. Like Emperor Shih Huang Ti who history says ruthlessly ruled a fractious people to establish a nation, Chairman Mao did the same. Today Chinese culture and time trusted practices flourish. My relatives are free to practice whatever religion they wish without hindrance as long as they stay clear of politics. To govern 1.4 billion it needs a strong hand more so when these 1.4 billion were poor and hungry then. 3 decades ago, I hear grouses about the lack of opportunities to uplift themselves. I as an outsider and only english literate read and hear of atrocities committed by corrupt officials against its people My visit 20 years ago and my family's 1st hand experience with officialdom changed my bias completely. Ordinary folks do have their rights and are their problems fairly addressed.  Today my relatives are generally happy with their lives and are proud of what China has become. My family and I are happy for them.

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Robbie R
Robbie R
3 weeks ago
Be careful using words like "strange" and "crazed" to describe people like those involved in the Taiping and Boxer Rebellions.  It just makes them sound irrational and obscures the very real social, economic, and cultural reasons for their rebellions.

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Aryan Pokharel
Aryan Pokharel
3 weeks ago
Good content... Please make a video about Nepal, its geopolitics and history..

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sstchan924
sstchan924
2 weeks ago
Fairly straight forward narrative.

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Golden Eagle
Golden Eagle
3 weeks ago
This is an excellently balanced narration on Mao. Yes, he was a tyrannical despot, but at the same time, the single-minded drive on industrial development provided the basis upon which Deng was able to modernise China's economy.

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thefucker ryan
thefucker ryan
2 weeks ago
Jesus fix the audio. It hurts my ear

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Bruce Han
Bruce Han
3 days ago
再次证明，一代优秀的国家领袖和人民，为中国打下了比较坚实的基础，才有了今天的骨气。



FoyshaCollection
FoyshaCollection
1 day ago
Earphones, can only hear with left ear???



Kris w
Kris w
12 hours ago
Violence revolution is necessary if the country hopes to rise and cut off the past such as Civil war in USA.



Seen & Heard
Seen & Heard
1 week ago
Western perspective

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Hermit Crab
Hermit Crab
1 week ago
One fact that is often under appreciated is that during the First Opium War, the British military strength involved was only about 19 thousands or so, compared to more than 220 thousands on the Chinese side. Given the great disparity in strength, the British could have been easily overrun even with their more advanced and sophisticated weapons. Not only that, the British would have run into massive problems in their logistic supplies. As a matter of fact, all that the Chinese needed to do was to encircle them and cut off their food and water supply, and sooner or later the British would be in trouble. So how did the British manage to defeat China so easily? The reason was because the local Chinese helped them. The local Chinese were happy to provide the British with all the food supplies they needed because the British paid for them. The British also engaged the local Chinese to fight for them and the Chinese were happy to oblige as long as they were paid well. They looked at the war as one between the British and the government, which had nothing to do with them. This mentality of us the commoners versus them the government means that there was absolutely no sense of national identity and nationalism. The government of China today analysed their history and identified it as a major problem that they must fix. Hence, the strong emphasis on nationalism in China. The west looks at China's emphasis on nationalism and interprets it to mean that China is out to dominate the world. This is a big mistake as a result of ignorance of Chinese history. China's emphasis on nationalism is merely an attempt to correct what they see as a major defect in their nation's history.

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yo gotti
yo gotti
3 weeks ago
1 thing that was incorrect was that emperor Qin didn’t build the Great Wall, he built a different wall in the central part of China. The Great Wall was built by the Ming dynasty

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Rav
Rav
1 week ago
Donald Trump doppelgänger at 6:35



RhodiusAgricola
RhodiusAgricola
3 weeks ago
I don't understand the aim of this vid and why "KJ Reports" published it

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Dr.Alfred Umar
Dr.Alfred Umar
5 hours ago
Highly educative video...Thank you so much



Bruce Han
Bruce Han
3 days ago
You know  why people hate Mao? because he destroyed privilege and promoted health and education for the underprivileged, which is against our established perception of order, and success.



X Z
X Z
1 week ago
中华人民共和国万岁！



michi hofer
michi hofer
2 weeks ago
Sadly Britain conquered China and India throughout its " divide and rule" policy.

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Zyroxyz Zero
Zyroxyz Zero
4 days ago (edited)
Very fair story of China which also explains why China is today so angered by foreign forces trying anything possible to dismantle Chinese territorial integrity.
Mao had been too greedy at his old years while trying to keep power with his cultural revolution and basically ruined 30 years for China in term of economic development



Comment section Expert
Comment section Expert
3 weeks ago
calling a man who killed millions brave



King of the kingdoms
King of the kingdoms
3 weeks ago
I like it! Keep it Up you. I would love To be friends x3

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Ganesh Bachan
Ganesh Bachan
2 weeks ago
Awesome content

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sana sama
sana sama
3 weeks ago
🤔 Wish it could have been longer

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Meso Anto
Meso Anto
3 weeks ago
Mao decimate Chinese culture moreover
50 million people died under his regime.
His style of government was Marxist
Which is the low end western Ideology.

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skyi nuri
skyi nuri
3 weeks ago
Deng xio ping has agreement with Reagan to give a chance democracy in  beijing goverment. Its we called 40years deal and 2020 is the time for it.but xin ji ping after officially became forever president of ccp, he rebeled the deal. Now u all see why US chose to up the threat level onto  China



Jimmy Y
Jimmy Y
1 week ago
My right ear is not very happy



nikp
nikp
2 weeks ago
anticommunism propaganda

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Paved With Good Intentions
Paved With Good Intentions
3 weeks ago (edited)
You thought that the US was bad. You have seen nothing yet.

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Rob Smith
Rob Smith
3 weeks ago
Missed most important things. Globalists lik henry kissinger clintons rockefellers rothschild helped china make strong through technology transfer

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Tech Explosion
Tech Explosion
3 weeks ago (edited)
Great !

First Commenter !

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Sathya Madabushi
Sathya Madabushi
3 weeks ago
Nice Video. I have a Chinese friend who hates CCP and Says Chinese Culture and history was wiped out during the cultural revolution. I don't know how much is true. Feel free to reply if I have said anything wrong.

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ThePatata200
ThePatata200
2 weeks ago
The soviets defeated the japanese.



madan N
madan N
2 weeks ago
With Budhism as religion n them Communism as state law, China has made its society very egalitarian n classless. And then US supported massive export oriented economy has made China world's factory. With the huge population of 1400 millions , China will rule the world for next 100 years atleast.

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John Smith
John Smith
2 weeks ago
Surprise that there's no WuMao in the comment section



Sam Burdge
Sam Burdge
1 day ago
China is so funny, soon it will be broken into many small nations, china sooooooo funny