Ep. 340 | The History of Chinese Medicine (Part 4)

Ep. 340 | The History of Chinese Medicine (Part 4)

For the 2024 Year-End Closing episode, we continue on with the History of Chinese Medicine during the Sòng. Bi Sheng started a revolution in book printing with his invention of movable type printing. This led to an explosion of new printed titles and wider access to medical texts among the general (urban) populace. During the Song, it became downright respectable to enter the medical profession. Many young people aspiring for a career in officialdom, looked to a career in medicine as either an alternative to working in the government or something to do in addition to serving the emperor. Many advances were made in forensic medicine, pediatrics, and healthy nutrition. And with all the new knowledge and acquisition of new knowledge through interaction with physicians from other cultures, the understanding of human health and how the body operates kept inching forward. In the field of pharmacology, there were also many advances, particularly in the publication of new materia medica texts.

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Ep. 359 | Plant Hunters during the Qing Dynasty (Part 1)

Ep. 359 | Plant Hunters during the Qing Dynasty (Part 1)

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Introducing: History Daily

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Laszlo and Andrew Shaw discuss the History of Jade

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Former BBC reporter and master jade carver Andrew Shaw is back. What an informative interview this one turned out to be! I hope you all enjoy this discussion of the history and legends behind jade. I ...

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Looted China Treasures, Laszlo chats with Andrew Shaw and his book, "Spoil"

Looted China Treasures, Laszlo chats with Andrew Shaw and his book, "Spoil"

I welcomed Wuhan-based Andrew Shaw onto the CHP to talk about his book. It's all about the plundering of China's cultural treasures and imperial artifacts by not just the British, French, and American...

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"The Second Journey" An interview with Joel Bigman

"The Second Journey" An interview with Joel Bigman

With the Singapore History series out of the way, and 2025 off and running, here's the first special interview episode of the year. Not too long ago, I had the pleasure of interviewing Mr. Joel Bigman...

22 Tammi 202537min

Ep. 358 | The History of Singapore (Part 10)

Ep. 358 | The History of Singapore (Part 10)

First of all, to all of you who lasted through the entire series up to this concluding episode, I extend to you, my deepest appreciation. I hope you learned a few things about Singapore. Here it is, t...

19 Tammi 202547min

Ep. 357 | The History of Singapore (Part 9)

Ep. 357 | The History of Singapore (Part 9)

In its hour of need, quite a few leaders rose to the occasion in Singapore. Lee Kuan Yew didn't transform the nation by himself. Last time we saw how S. Rajaratnam carried the flag around the world an...

5 Tammi 202542min

Ep 356 | The History of Singapore (Part 8)

Ep 356 | The History of Singapore (Part 8)

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