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Welcome to the Chinese Studies Student Association's "Media Hub" - your gateway to a fascinating collection of podcasts and media resources exploring the rich world of Chinese Studies and related topics. This specially curated site has been designed to provide students, academics, and anyone interested in Sinology with an in-depth understanding and broader perspective on the diverse aspects of Chinese culture, history, and language.
Our "Media Hub" comprises a carefully selected collection of podcasts and media content created by renowned Sinologists, experts, and enthusiasts from around the world. Whether you are interested in the intricacies of the Chinese language, the complexities of China's history, or contemporary socio-cultural issues, you will find media resources that will pique your curiosity and deepen your understanding.
If you come across an exciting podcast or an interesting media format that you think should be added to our collection, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are always looking for new and insightful content that can enrich our "Media Hub".
Discover the world of Chinese Studies in a new, dynamic way now. Immerse yourself in our media collection and be inspired!
Discover "The China Global South Project", a diverse podcast series highlighting China's relations with the Global South. In addition to in-depth analysis in English, the project also offers content in other languages, including a French-language podcast, "Le Projet Chine Afrique", and news in Arabic, "Akhbar AlSin-Africia". Ideal for anyone interested in international relations and global developments.
Discover Teacup Media, the home of fascinating podcasts by Laszlo Montgomery. Immerse yourself in Chinese culture and history with "The China History Podcast", explore profound wisdom in "The Chinese Sayings Podcast", experience the world of tea in "The Tea History Podcast" and experience China's modern developments in "The China Vintage Hour". Ideal for anyone interested in the many different aspects of China.
We recommend listening to the podcast directly on the Teacup Media website or in the app of your choice, as the History Podcast and the Sayings Podcast have been merged. You can distinguish between them in your app or on the website.
Here a link tree to all media of Teacup Media
