After reading chapter 5 of Fairbank's China: A New History, I follow up with some searching into the last great work (or is there a newer one?) summing up the first major incursion of 'alien' peoples onto Chinese lands: the Khitans (or Qidan, or also Chitan, apparently). Somehow, I feel like questioning the objectivity of this most esteemingly objective periodical.
Still, how awesome would it be if Chinese history were still considered a topic for Scientific American?
Monday, October 12, 2009
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