A semi-serious deep dive into Chinese history and culture broadcast from Beijing and hosted by Jerem
In this week’s episode, we talk with Jean Hoffmann Lewanda about her father Paul Hoffmann’s memoir,
In this episode, Jeremiah and David talk with Jame
In this episode, Jeremiah and David have a long-overdue discussion with historian and writer Maura C
This week Jeremiah and David catch up with an old friend, China history scholar Marketus Presswood.,
In this episode, Jeremiah and David talk about the foreign experience of travel in China, drawing up
In this episode (taped on the eve of June 4th), Jeremiah and David examine the zeitgeist of China in
In this episode, we host Ruth Poulsen, Director of Curriculum and Assessment at the International Sc
On the show this week, Jeremiah and David dialogue about one of their long-term common missions: edu
In today's episode, Jeremiah and David meet up wit
This week, Barbarians at the Gate offers another Beijing-themed podcast. Jeremiah and David talk wit
In this episode, Jeremiah and David talk with Matthew Hu, former Managing Directory of the Beijing C
Yuanmingyuan, the "Garden of Perfect Brightness," commonly referred to as the Old Summer Palace, was
In this episode, Jeremiah and David catch up with writer, editor, and journalist Alec Ash, to discus
Following on the previous BATG episode about the Chinese education system, in this installment, Jere
In this episode, Jeremiah and David delve into the Chinese education system, focusing on the evoluti
In this episode Jeremiah and David are pleased to talk with veteran New York Times reporter and Puli
Champions Day in the city of Shanghai, November 1941. The world was at war but the clubhouse at the
Barbarians at the Gate returns to that ever-relevant and contentious topic, language reform in China
Jeremiah and David welcome historian Jeffrey Wasserstrom to the show. Jeff is Chancellor's Professor
Jeremiah and David catch up with China hand and old friend Laszlo Montgomery, who is celebrating the
