[Chinese Economic History Series Part 1] The Fall of Great China: The Opium Wars and the Shift to...
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Hello, subscribers of Kim Jeong-ho's Economic TV! Today is the first episode of a series on the history of China's economy and politics. [Chinese Economic History Series: Episode 1] We'll begin with the story of the fall of the once-great Republic of China and the Opium Wars. In the 1830s, China, the Qing Dynasty, considered itself the center of the world. As the wealthiest nation in the world at the time, its confidence was well-founded. However, with the rise of Western Europe and the United States, China entered a period of decline, unable to compete with the West in every way. Let's explore the story of China's economy and history together, starting today. Thank you for watching.
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