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• Sinica: This Week in China's History

  For over three years, the historian James ("Jay") Carter wrote the much-beloved column "This Week in China's History" for The China Project. We're bringing that back, with new bi-weekly columns and — as soon as I can get to them — all the old columns to boot! We'll have audio on all the new columns, as well as any I previously recorded for China Stories.

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• This Week in China's History: The Tianjin Massacre

  Sinica: This Week in China's History · 2026-06-21

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• This Week in China's History: Let 100 Flowers Bloom!

  Sinica: This Week in China's History · 2026-05-11

• This Week in China's History: The Treaty of Shimonoseki

  Sinica: This Week in China's History · 2026-04-28

• This Week in China's History | The Longling Manse Movement March

  Sinica: This Week in China's History · 2026-03-15

• This Week in China’s History: The Murder of An Lushan

  Sinica: This Week in China's History · 2026-01-29

• This Week in China's History: Marshall’s Other Plan

  Sinica: This Week in China's History · 2026-01-14

• This Week in China's History: The December 9th Movement

  Sinica: This Week in China's History · 2025-12-09

• This Week in China's History: Eight Trigrams Rebellion Attacks the Forbidden City

  Sinica: This Week in China's History · 2025-10-10

• This Week in China's History: Wang Mang Dismembered, Remembered

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