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Laszlo Montgomery

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Since 2010, Presenting The China History Podcast, hosted by Laszlo Montgomery | teacupmedia.supercast.com | patreon.com/TeacupMedia
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A word from Laszlo

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By Laszlo Montgomery
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Ep. 370 | The Looting of the Eastern Tombs - The China History Podcast

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By Laszlo Montgomery
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This one is more entertaining than anything. Mr. Andrew Shaw mentioned this looting of the eastern Qing Tombs event when I interviewed him earlier in the year. If you recall, he wrote that book called "Spoil." This time, I'm focusing on the events that went down in July 1928 at the Qing Eastern Tombs 清东陵 northeast of Beijing. This all took place in the final moments of the Warlord Era, right after the Central Plains War.
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A Useful Chengyu - Hébù Shí Ròumí 何不食肉糜 - The China History Podcast

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By Laszlo Montgomery
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This morning, in between recording sessions, I checked out what was headlining on Drudge. And right there was the leading story, "Let Them Eat Steak." You can imagine what the piece was about. This made me think, what a perfect time to post this Chinese Saying podcast episode. I released this one on Patreon and CHP Premium a while back. It's more or less the Chinese version of this Drudge headline.
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