Asian Peace Talks with Kishore Mahbubani E2: China-Southeast Asia relations, with Prof. Wang Gungwu
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- China and Southeast Asia have been interacting with each other for nearly 2,000 years now. Theirs is a relationship characterised by extensive maritime trade, transmission of religious ideas, mutual respect, and occasional conflict. To understand what future might hold, and to place the present state of affairs in a larger context, it is imperative that we understand our past and how it has segued into our present. To help us do so, we have with us the pre-eminent historian of China and Southeast Asia, Professor Wang Gungwu. Please join Professor Gungwu's conversation with Kishore Mahbubani, as they deftly condense 2,000 years of China-Southeast Asia relations and analyse how this impacts the present.
It is truly amazing how knowledgeable Professor Wang was! Everything he said was so logical and insightful. I have also watched every single video I could find of Professor Mahbubani, and enjoyed the wisdom deeply rooted in his minds. Two great Asians!
I truly agree with your comments!
Prof Kishore... really a very informative video.. Pls take good care of Prof Wang. He is definitely an asset for China , SE Asia and India
If Asian countries want to have peaceful progress, don't let the western countries, especially US get involve anything in the regional issues.
I think we should all work together.
Tell that to the Japan and India who bend over for the US.
Agree
Asian countries have to learn the biggest threat to them is the gregarious white liberals. They come with smiles and token gifts, and they want a pound of flesh in return.
This is and excellent effort Prof Mahbubani. May it promote peace in our troubling times.
Wow, what an interesting, educational interview/lecture/conversation! I have not only thoroughly enjoyed it, but have also learned alot about Asian histories.
My support for this channel, because the talks are done by really knowledgeable people.
Absolutely brilliant analysis, thank you!
A Very Informative Video, give my thanks to the two professors, two superb intellects.
Asian Civilization is real and long.
All politicians should listen this.
This is such an interesting and enjoyable channel. Am looking forward to future episodes.
Wow, just found this channel, and I am very glad. Where can you get such good history and information. Thanks
Thank you professors for the insight into ASEAN relationship with China and working towards promoting peace in the region.
The best History lesson! Most interesting ever for me. Thanks Prof Kishore. Not only learn about China, it's relationship with Asean, other neighbors...in 48 mins. U must interview this Prof Wang again. I wish more people esp school going children have history lessons like this. We adults can benefit so much too.
The westerners would not take the time to listen to this video. It is too dense and negative for them. They are trying their best to detain china
A typo. O
A typo in the above comment. The word should be “contain”,
Thanks a lot, Professor Kishore and Professor Wang!
Love it 😍 thanks very much for this
Thai state (Siam) attacked Malaya. It was Hang Tuah who helped the Malays fought off the Siamese. Hang Tuah was in fact a Chinese Muslim. His name was Ang Dua 洪大. Known in Quanzhou.
Very interesting history lessons. Thanks!
It is very interesting!
Just can't get enough of the two Guru.
Very clear and insightful by this Professor😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Wow, great interview!
Thanks kishore for those great interviews
Goes to show that South East Asia is the most peaceful region on Earth. Even Zheng He found no potential enemies there, unlike Central Asia, so they only used the tributary system + trade as a substitute for wars.
And it's West vs communism during the cold war which transformed South East Asia into the middle east.
Fascinating! It’s like traveling back in time.
🙏Peace
That partly explained why China is so active in Spratly Islands
Fancy a sinkie so-called expert talking about Chinese history, what does he knows? I have no trust in his assessment. And he muddled up his space of time. Is he talking about 300ad or 1300 ad? I shut off half way.