@troydavis1
I am the admnistrator of the facebook group for chinese studies at the university of strasbourg, will put this video there for all to watch.
@sofjanmustopoh7232
👍 your English is top notch and being a native Chinese ( I presumed ) your Chinese pronunciation is also on point This make the BEST Chinese history channel Your Manchu pronunciations is also top notch 👍
@arkuis
I feel very fortunate to have found this channel. Thanks for making these very interesting videos on Chinese history. There is a great need for them on YouTube if you ask me.
@freyaglynyen9627
I really like the fact that he did not put any ad into the video because if he did it would be very disturbing
@tanggaozong6533
I'm so happy to have found this channel😊I've always had a fascination with chinese history. I can't wait for you to make vidoes about the han and tang dynasties!!
@johnkrieg9368
Great channel.. Please put up a series about Zheng He and the Sino Japanese wars..
@ozgurozhan192
Well done. I would appreciate authentic subtitles. Thanks for the efforts.
@andrelu3561
Great video, very informative! I want to echo some of the other comments that the graphics are great and your pronunciation of all the names are spot on. I have never subscribed to a patrion before, but if you have one I will subscribe.
@gzpo
Very good, thank you. I enjoyed the graphics and especially the pronunciation of names - educational. Great details, too. 💖😎
@EurasiaOnYT
Great video!
@AGS363
You deserve more views.
@Ṽïkiṇḡ--ṝ-w
Best channel on youtube 🙂 Can't get enough
@silentone11111111
Great vid. I’m late to pick up on your stuff. I’m enjoying the depth you go into things. 😀
@KS-wy6ky
Ming was killed by endless infighting between political entities, let this be a lesson to all future regimes.
@guaylayhua5653
Great Video, thanks for sharing the historical Chinese Dynasty…which we were far away of the past … very interesting. 👍🙏🌷
@dalesnow1707
onward to the kangxi emperor up to his grandson please! keep up the good series!
@duxae1617
Beijing populace is like "Thank you for freeing us!" Manchu: "I wouldn't say freed, more like, under new management."
@brettstarks1846
It’s crazy to ponder how a small Manchu minority could lord over hundreds of millions of Chinese for centuries. Even crazier how they were able to survive the Taiping rebellion, Nian Rebellion, Second Opium War, and other conflicts around that time period without being overthrown by the much more numerous Han.
@petercroves8562
History of Li Zicheng would be nice one
@whitefrostfilene3580