#295 - Qing 30: Building Better Worlds
The History of China

#295 - Qing 30: Building Better Worlds

B2Upper-intermediateOctober 18, 202635 min
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  • History

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it pays to listen. Check us out and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Hello and welcome to the history of China. Episode 295, building better worlds. Dīdījīyōjun, Wōruzhūsha zhīwanyé Confucius, the Analects To the east and north, the barbarians have retained their princes.

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