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Zoom Talk: City of Segregation
Zoom 19:30-21:00 Zoom details will be sent via email; recording will be sent after the talk
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Zoom Talk: City of Segregation

Price: ¥80

Zoom Talk: City of Segregation
Zoom 19:30-21:00 Zoom details will be sent via email; recording will be sent after the talk
Organizer: Beijing Postcards More Events

Price: ¥80

Zoom Talk: City of Segregation

Saturday, May 21, 2022 Zoom 19:30-21:00 Zoom details will be sent via email; recording will be sent after the talk

Price: ¥80

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Saturday, May 21, 2022

Zoom 19:30-21:00 Zoom details will be sent via email; recording will be sent after the talk Zoom 19:30-21:00 Zoom details will be sent via email; recording will be sent after the talk
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Beijing Postcards uses the cityscape of Beijing to explore Chinese thought and ideas. All of our events are themed and we aim to make them challenging, inspiring and fun. Our goal is to take you off the beaten path, in every sense, and to use our research to help you view and engage with Beijing in new ways.

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“Take your house down, rebuilt it elsewhere…. or or receive compensation”. In 1648 Han Chinese residents of Beijing received an ultimatum. The capital had been taken over by the Manchus and the new foreign rulers decided to segregate the city and implement an almost apartheid like system.  people in the Manchu army and Chinese civilians were not supposed to freely mix anymore. This was the beginning of a segregation policy that lasted for 264 years, right until the last emperor abdicated in 1912. 

 

What did the segregation mean to Beijing? Where can we find traces of Manchu culture in Beijing even today? How did Manchu legacy impact our ideas of old Beijing? Together with the Qing historian Jeremiah Jenne we have created a talk about Beijing's time as a “Segregated City”.

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  • Lars Ulrik Thom

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Beijing Postcards uses the cityscape of Beijing to explore Chinese thought and ideas. All of our events are themed and we aim to make them challenging, inspiring and fun. Our goal is to take you off the beaten path, in every sense, and to use our research to help you view and engage with Beijing in new ways.

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