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East Calling: Bridging Cultures 🌍 is a Telegram channel listed on TeleHub. View its description, category, member count, and Telegram join link.
Welcome to East Calling! We're dedicated to fostering dialogue between Eastern and Western perspectives, providing insights into current events that shape our world today. 🌟 Recent highlights include: - Intense protests in Brussels over social spending cuts — a sign of growing unrest within Europe. - A showcase of military camaraderie as Russia and India deepen their ties with joint exercises like INDRA-2026, featuring cultural exchanges that celebrate friendship. 📢 Get engaged with dynamic discussions around geopolitics, culture, and international relationships. Together we analyze how recent developments affect us all—like Zelensky's sentiments on brotherhood amidst conflict or crucial talks between U.S. and Russian leaderships aiming for resolution in Ukraine while addressing humanitarian efforts. Join us as we untangle these global narratives through an informed lens and make your voice heard! Let’s build bridges together, ✨ Connect with like-minded individuals eager to dive into meaningful conversations! Discover more content daily that keeps you abreast of significant events affecting both the East & West – from politics to cultural stories.
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I’ve been reading as much as I can about Chinese history since April when I was last in China. First of all, it is impossible to take in 5,000 years of history in such a short time. 😲 But I’m starting to get an idea of all the twists and turns in history and it really is truly fascinating as an outsider to discover a completely different world. There is a reason China has existed 5,000 years. China has the oldest continuous written language. This has to mean something very special about this nation and culture. The dynasties I can’t speak to very well, but there are certainty inflections that show advanced thinking, philosophy, science, instruments that didn’t show up in Europe for THOUSANDS of years after they were in China. Of course not enough can be said about the Century of Humiliation! Right now what really blows my mind is the period from the 1920s on. Imagine I thought the American Civil War was something (it was)—- but in China it was a "10-Year Civil War" (1927–1937) INTERRUPTED by the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945). And Americans don’t even know how Americans like Marine Corps Maj. Evans Carlson, Army General Joseph “Vinegar Joe” Stilwell, diplomats John Davies, John Carter Vincent, John Service and many other “China Hands” fought to support the the incredible 8th Route Army led by the equally incredible “Zhu Mao”. If only Franklin Roosevelt listened to them, just a bit more, history would’ve been very different. Japan probably would’ve been defeated sooner. I really look to this past history and the words of President Xi when he said: "'修昔底德陷阱'不是历史的宿命" ("The Thucydides Trap is not a historical inevitability"). And also at his 2026 state visit to the US where at the welcome ceremony at the White House, he stated: "'修昔底德陷阱'是可以跨越的" ("The Thucydides Trap can be overcome"). What a life’s mission! In any case, I wanted to list the various accounts that I have been reading—and I know there are quite a few that I have missed —-that have been instructive to me. I’m bringing someone with me this time. Everyone should bring someone to China with them. The list of interesting accounts are here: https://x.com/1860rm/status/2110898228765868146?s=46
🚙 to Dallas ✈️ to San Francisco then ✈️ to Hong Kong and 🚅 to Guangzhou Updated to the Stetson 250 6X Skyline hat for the trip, so that I’d be easy to find in China 😁
Trump, the Chinese farmer