Hey what did you think of the documentary? Please let us know what you want to see in the future in the comments down below! Don't forget I have a patreon now where you can get exclusive content like "General Kanji Ishiwara & the Mukden Incident" check it out here ⤵ www.patreon.com/pacificwarchannel
I really, really dislike the little running memes and cartoons. It so infuriated me! This is good content. Who are you trying to reach with all those little clips and cartoons? Not one person who cares about the subject material!
I had been writing a whole script and all these ideas for a long form way of presenting this super complex and hyper interesting period, but then numerous youtubers like you publish great content with so much detail on it and I feel like I was targeted lmao. Despite that I am super happy with this work, not only is it detailed it even sought correct pronunciation which is rare with Asian languages. Additionally it isn't dry, which I wouldn't mind, but History today lacks much outreach into many online communities and I hope that the comedy brings more eyeballs to the video. All in all I want to say thank you.
Thank you for this and all your other content, I discovered you from kings and generals and as an Eastern European you can imagine we are not tought a lot, if anything, about Asia and as such all your work is greatly appreciated. What makes you the best is the depth of research, it's obvious you have a good academic standard. All the best
Slight critique: The official english name of the party is "Communist Party of China" CPC, not "Chinese Communist Party" CCP. The latter was sometimes used before there was a official english name decided uppon. Now this is no long ther case and english speaking media and governments insist on continual use of the latter out of pure pettyness.
On part 40 of the podcast. Hate to admit I've neglected the youube content as of yet. I'll get to it when I finish the podcast, just wanted to say thanks for the seemingly endless content. A lot of it is under reported, so much more went on in the Pacific than most of us were taught. I'll donate when I'm able too, keep it up.
I sort of wanted to combine what is called "the central plains war" with the warlord era, but a lot of historians like them kept separate, so it could have gotten much more confusing haha. I don't think I am done with the warlords 1916-1928 however, so many people are messaging me to hear more about the regional conflicts I could not possibly cover, take just Guangxi province for example, sooooo much going on
In English its called "The Young Marshal" a Chinese series on the life of Zhang Xueliang. If you type Young Marshal on UA-cam you can find the entire series, but its only in Mandarin.
Can't wait for you showing why chiang kai sek lose civil war. Many people saying it because chiang incompetent as commander but he win northern expedition. So yeah just curious what your take in this because i pretty much also confused
Lot of time passed between Northern Expedition and end of the civil war and things changed. Chiang made a lot of mistakes over the years and drove people into the arms of the Communists
This series is perfect my friend. I cant wait to watch. My sons are young now (2 and 1) but we they are older, this is exactly how I want to introduce them to China in WW2 and thr rise of Communism
Thanks, it means a lot to me. Its a extremely overlooked part of history, and out of everything I've ever made on UA-cam thus far, this one was the most difficult!
@@amuslockhart519 Lol you have no idea how much I talk about WW3 with my friends. People don't consider how fragile this little "balance of power" we have in the world is falling apart
@@ThePacificWarChannel I disagree. People keep talking about how a world war could break out any moment but I highly doubt there will ever be another world war. I mean how would that even work? Almost all great powers have nuclear weapons.
If I had a nickel for every time a Yuan declared himself Emperor of China and subsequently died, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice
Hey what did you think of the documentary? Please let us know what you want to see in the future in the comments down below!
Don't forget I have a patreon now where you can get exclusive content like "General Kanji Ishiwara & the Mukden Incident" check it out here ⤵
www.patreon.com/pacificwarchannel
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I really, really dislike the little running memes and cartoons. It so infuriated me! This is good content. Who are you trying to reach with all those little clips and cartoons?
Not one person who cares about the subject material!
Kudos for being able to keep all those names and facts straight, and presenting them all in an entertaining manner!
went over my head
I had been writing a whole script and all these ideas for a long form way of presenting this super complex and hyper interesting period, but then numerous youtubers like you publish great content with so much detail on it and I feel like I was targeted lmao. Despite that I am super happy with this work, not only is it detailed it even sought correct pronunciation which is rare with Asian languages. Additionally it isn't dry, which I wouldn't mind, but History today lacks much outreach into many online communities and I hope that the comedy brings more eyeballs to the video. All in all I want to say thank you.
Wow man thanks so much, I just became really fascinated with the warlord period. Pretty soon a much longer podcast series will come out about it =)
Thank you for this and all your other content, I discovered you from kings and generals and as an Eastern European you can imagine we are not tought a lot, if anything, about Asia and as such all your work is greatly appreciated. What makes you the best is the depth of research, it's obvious you have a good academic standard. All the best
I just want to thank you for your insane effort even if you will most likely never get a lot of views and subs from it.
Lol you are very right about that. Loved making this series, learnt so much while doing so. Thanks!
Slight critique: The official english name of the party is "Communist Party of China" CPC, not "Chinese Communist Party" CCP. The latter was sometimes used before there was a official english name decided uppon. Now this is no long ther case and english speaking media and governments insist on continual use of the latter out of pure pettyness.
wow, never thought about this. I think it will be hard to get my self to mentally not saw CCP all the time but I will try to say CPC from now on!
On part 40 of the podcast. Hate to admit I've neglected the youube content as of yet. I'll get to it when I finish the podcast, just wanted to say thanks for the seemingly endless content. A lot of it is under reported, so much more went on in the Pacific than most of us were taught. I'll donate when I'm able too, keep it up.
Thanks! Means a lot to me!
One of the most confusing and most interesting periods in Chinese history
I sort of wanted to combine what is called "the central plains war" with the warlord era, but a lot of historians like them kept separate, so it could have gotten much more confusing haha. I don't think I am done with the warlords 1916-1928 however, so many people are messaging me to hear more about the regional conflicts I could not possibly cover, take just Guangxi province for example, sooooo much going on
The moment we have been waiting for
Oh god I can’t wait to watch
Very nice
Wtf only 42 likes Where are the fellow KNG discord members
btw your vid was good I had a lot of fun but sometimes i felt lost as the names got confusing
is there a way to find out the source movies from which some of the footage is taken, like at 21:54?
The movies used were:
-1911
-The Founding of a Party
-Beginning of the Great Revival (pretty sure this one has that clip)
Awesome possum
Lol, I thought I was wearing the same shirt (if you get it you get it)
@@ThePacificWarChannel fits the red yellow theme
You can visit Zhang Zuolin's son Zhang Xueliang's house in Shenyang (modern name for Fengtian).
awesome, had no idea!
This is glorious.
what was the show in the background?
In English its called "The Young Marshal" a Chinese series on the life of Zhang Xueliang. If you type Young Marshal on UA-cam you can find the entire series, but its only in Mandarin.
@@ThePacificWarChannel thanks m8
Can't wait for you showing why chiang kai sek lose civil war. Many people saying it because chiang incompetent as commander but he win northern expedition. So yeah just curious what your take in this because i pretty much also confused
Lot of time passed between Northern Expedition and end of the civil war and things changed. Chiang made a lot of mistakes over the years and drove people into the arms of the Communists
This series is perfect my friend.
I cant wait to watch. My sons are young now (2 and 1) but we they are older, this is exactly how I want to introduce them to China in WW2 and thr rise of Communism
Thanks, it means a lot to me. Its a extremely overlooked part of history, and out of everything I've ever made on UA-cam thus far, this one was the most difficult!
@@ThePacificWarChannel after WW3, many will ask "how did it come to this!?" Then they will find your content
@@amuslockhart519 Lol you have no idea how much I talk about WW3 with my friends. People don't consider how fragile this little "balance of power" we have in the world is falling apart
@@ThePacificWarChannel I disagree. People keep talking about how a world war could break out any moment but I highly doubt there will ever be another world war. I mean how would that even work? Almost all great powers have nuclear weapons.
@@amuslockhart519 "Som that's how the genocidal US empire enslaved much of the Pacific. Thank god its gone now."
If I had a nickel for every time a Yuan declared himself Emperor of China and subsequently died, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice
Your map is wrong Mongolia is part of qing dynasty
Zhang Zongchang Is the biggest warlord😅 dude was large.
they didn't call him "Old Eighty-Six" for nothing lol.