The Two coasts of China

Discusses the clash of Western and Chinese cultures as China's ports were transformed into trading centers and technological advances displaced traditional ways of working and living. As a result of China's slowness to change, her power and influence over the Pacific theater quickly diminished, and Japan stepped into the forefront. Stories of the Mongol Invasions, Opium Wars and the Boxer Rebellion are recreated using original production footage shot in Mongolia, China, Japan and Southeast Asia. Part one of a ten part series.

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"Two coasts of China"@en
"Two coasts of China : Asia and the challenge of the West"@en
"Two coasts of China : Asia and the challenge of the West"
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"This program evokes the greatness of Asia's ancient civilizations and the challenge posed to them in the 19th century by western traders and colonizers. It recreates the dramatic stories of the Mongol invasions, the Opium wars, and the Boxer rebellion with original production footage shot in Mongolia, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia."
"Discusses the clash of Western and Chinese cultures as China's ports were transformed into trading centers and technological advances displaced traditional ways of working and living. As a result of China's slowness to change, her power and influence over the Pacific theater quickly diminished, and Japan stepped into the forefront. Stories of the Mongol Invasions, Opium Wars and the Boxer Rebellion are recreated using original production footage shot in Mongolia, China, Japan and Southeast Asia. Part one of a ten part series."@en
"Discusses the clash of Western and Chinese cultures as China's ports were transformed into trading centers and technological advances displaced traditional ways of working and living. As a result of China's slowness to change, her power and influence over the Pacific theater quickly diminished, and Japan stepped into the forefront. Stories of the Mongol Invasions, Opium Wars and the Boxer Rebellion are recreated using original production footage shot in Mongolia, China, Japan and Southeast Asia."@en
"Discusses the clash of Western and Chinese cultures as China's ports were transformed into trading centers and technological advances displaced traditional ways of working and living. As a result of China's slowness to change, her power and influence over the Pacific theater quickly diminished, and Japan stepped into the forefront. Stories of the Mongol Invasions, Opium Wars and the Boxer Rebellion are recreated using original production footage shot in Mongolia, China, Japan and Southeast Asia."
"This program evokes the greatness of Asia's ancient civilizations and the challenge posed to them in the 19th century by western traders and colonizers. It recreates the dramatic stories of the Mongol Invasions, the Opium Wars, and the Boxer Rebellion with original production footage shot in Mongolia, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia."@en
"This programme traces current economic and political issues back to their roots in Asia. It recreates dramatic stories of the Mongol invasions, opium wars and Boxer Rebellion."