From Yao to Mao: 5000 Years of Chinese History
Lecture One - Geography and Archaeology
Lecture Two - The First Dynasties
Lecture Three - The Zhou Conquest
Lecture Four - Fragmentation and Social Change
Lecture Five - Confucianism and Daoism
Lecture Six - The Hundred Schools
Lecture Seven - The Early Han Dynasty
Lecture Eight - Later Han and the Three Kingdoms
Lecture Ten - Northern and Southern Dynasties
Lecture Eleven - Sui Reunification and the Rise of the Tang
Lecture Twelve - The Early Tang Dynasty
Lecture Thirteen - Han Yu and the Late Tang
Lecture Fourteen - Five Dynasties and the Song Founding
Lecture Fifteen - Intellectual Ferment in the 11th Century
Lecture Sixteen - Art and the Way
Lecture Seventeen - Conquest States in the North
Lecture Eighteen - Economy and Society in Southern Song
Lecture Nineteen - Zhu Xi and Neo-Confucianism
Lecture Twenty - The Rise of the Mongols
Lecture Twenty-One - The Yuan Dynasty
Lecture Twenty-Two - The Rise of the Ming
Lecture Twenty-Three - The Ming Golden Age
Lecture Twenty-Four - Gridlock and Crisis
Lecture Twenty-Five - The Rise of the Manchus
Lecture Twenty-Six - Kangxi to Qianlong
Lecture Twenty-Seven - The Coming of the West
Lecture Twenty-Eight - Threats from Within and Without
Lecture Twenty-Nine - The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
Lecture Thirty - Efforts at Reform
Lecture Thirty-One - The Fall of the Empire
Lecture Thirty-Two - The New Culture Movement and May 4th
Lecture Thirty-Three - The Chinese Communists, 1921-1937
Lecture Thirty-Four - War and Revolution
Lecture Thirty-Five - China under Mao
Lecture Thirty-Six - China and the World in a New Century