China: A History of China and East Asia 3rd Edition

By: Adam Brown

Narrated by: Sarah Moore

Have you ever wondered how China became the most populous and one of the most industrially active nations today? This audiobook will take you from Ancient China and imperial dynasties to communism and capitalism. Discover the rich history of this superpower.

Here is a sneak peek of what you will learn:

• Ancient Chinese dynasties and their impact on Chinese history
• Communism, capitalism and their role in shaping China and East Asia
• Ancient Chinese culture
• A history of martial arts in ancient China
• A comprehensive look at old-world medicine in ancient China
• Analysis of the military in ancient China
• And much, much, more

Here is what others are saying about this book:

"Well-written survey of China's history in terms of landscape, culture, politics, economy, and philosophies."

"This book covered more information than the documentaries I've seen did - Excellent!"

"The author reveals some interesting information about Ancient China..."

"Wow this book has a wealth of information. China and most of East Asia has seen just about every style of government humankind has invented."

Subjects include: agriculture, capitalism, ancient Chinese culture, language, spirituality and religion, literature, music, arts, architecture, history of martial arts, old-world medicine in China, and military history.

Sun Tzu dynasties covered: Xia, Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han, Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing and various others.

©2016 Adam Brown (P)2017 Adam Brown

LOVELY

I have read lots of books about China when I was in high school but they were not enough to understand this big populated country. Well,this book has answered some of my questions. LOVELY!

Amazing!

Brings out a tremendous amount of clarity from the long recorded chaos of cultural events. Amazingly clear and concise!

Amazing!

I have known, respected and even revered China as an incredibly ancient and storied people for a long time and this book has only increased my awe, fascination and appreciation for the country and its resilient people.

Enjoying this book

I am about halfway into the book. So far I am enjoying it very much. Not that I will ever remember all the genealogy, or yangs, bangs and gangs. I am hoping it will get better in the modern century. I wish there were more maps to assist in getting a grasp of the vastness of the country.

Interesting!

It's full of interesting stories and fact especially about the various dynasties and martial arts. It doesn't really cover any time period in-depth, but it is not a bad place to start in order to learn which parts are those that you wish to learn more about.