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Discussions on contemporary Chinese culture and society. SACU has been building understanding and friendship between British and Chinese people for over sixty years. Contact us at podcast@sacu.org.ukJoin us at www.sacu.org
SACU hosts Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding Podcast, a society show with 11 episodes published.
In the final episode of our series on Chinese literature, we are joined by Professor Moss Roberts, translator of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, to learn about the book's creation and role in Chinese society. You can find
In this episode, I am joined by Peter Xiao, a PhD student at University College London, to learn about the Confucian Classics, and the impact they have had on China for two thousand years. Connect with Peter on LinkedIn:
Dream of the Red Chamber is often identified as China's greatest novel. Cao Xueqin's masterpiece can be compared to the works of Shakespeare in its impact on Chinese culture. Yet Dream of the Red Chamber - its characters
In this episode, I am joined by Professor Jonathan Stalling who tells the story of Chinese poetry: why was it so important to Classical Chinese civilisation? What does Chinese poetry sound like? How does it work? And how
This special episode was recorded live at the Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding AGM in June 2026. We were joined by Farooq Chaudhry OBE, who has led dance exchange between Britain and China for twenty years. We lea
This special episode was recorded live at the Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding AGM in June 2026. We were joined by Farooq Chaudhry OBE, who has led dance exchange between Britain and China for twenty years. We lea
In the second episode of our series on Chinese literature, I speak to Nicky Harman about the process of translating Chinese literature into English. You can find Nicky’s profile on the Paper Republic website here: https:
In the first episode of our series on Chinese literature, Andrew Rule explains the wild world of Chinese Internet Fiction. This might be the biggest literary format in the world today, but it is barely known in the West.
In the last episode of our series on Chinese fashion, we learn about the qipao, also called the cheongsam. A true classic of modern fashion, the qipao emerged in the early Republic of China, and has a long and contested
In the fourth episode of the Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding Podcast, we are joined by Yiran Duan, the founder and director of Yi Crafts, to learn about the clothing and crafts of China’s Bai People. You can find
In the third episode of the Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding Podcast, we are joined by Ting Huang of Central Saint Martins, to learn about the costumes of traditional Chinese opera. You can find out more about Tin
In the second episode of our mini-series on Chinese clothing, we learn about Hanfu, the fashion style and movement which has revived traditional Chinese outfits in the twenty-first century. We are joined by Dr Andrew Law
In the first episode of the Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding Podcast, we learn about contemporary Chinese fashion, in particular the New Chinese Style, sometimes referred to as the Neo-Chinese Style. We are joined
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