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Auntology: The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity

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William Liu (Liu Zhongjing, 劉仲敬) is a historian who is often called “Auntie (阿姨)” by his audience. Auntology is Liu's study, works, and philosophy. The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity is a podcast series created based on Liu's articles, speech, lectures, and book chapters. The original materials were documented in Mandarin Chinese at https://www.lzjscript.com, translated into English by DeepL and human translators, and narrated by Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services. The podcast was produced by Lumina Society, which is a nonprofit organization aiming to provide insightful and alternative narratives of history.

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05/04/21 • 14 min

“...This war was completely tilted to one side. There was almost no doubt as to the outcome. As soon as Chiang exhausted within one or two years the military resources he accumulated in the latter part of the Anti-Japanese War, the war was over. And the industrial zone in the northeast would be able to continue to produce. If the Northeast had been an independent country like Manchuria, it would have no difficulty to beat a big country like China, just as it would be no problem for Israel to defeat a big country like Egypt. One was a small industrialized country and the other a large agricultural country without industrialization. The large agricultural country had only scattered and disorganized peasants...”

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05/04/21 • 14 min

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A world lacking in lords: lords and wanderers in China

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06/08/21 • 15 min

Season 2 - Lords and Wanderers
The first two episodes are excerpts from an invited talk of YiXi, which was first published on April 12, 2014. The full video (in Mandarin Chinese) is at https://youtu.be/edB7ly0_KSc .
"One thing is different though, the Chinese dream does not really exist. The so-called American Dream is a stable consensus that runs through history and permeates across society, such as individualism, personal striving, a sense of protagonism by ordinary people, that sort of thing. There is no such consensus in China, and the Chinese Dream is merely a cosmetic phrase, used for perfunctory purposes. "

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06/08/21 • 15 min

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04/27/21 • 15 min

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04/27/21 • 15 min

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Season 1 was translated from an invited talk given by William Liu in Guangzhou, March 2015.
“...The Communist International raised the Chinese Nationalist Party and the Chinese Communist Party by feeding them with flesh cut off from its own body. The excruciating pain of this sacrifice can only be compared with China's aid to Vietnam in the 1960s.”

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04/13/21 • 12 min

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05/25/21 • 13 min

“...As a very cunning man with a deep understanding of imperial court politics, under the desperate circumstances of 1972, I believe, Mao had no better choice. China was in the same situation as Assad and Damascus today: the Soviets wanted him to die, the Americans wanted him to die, his own party comrades wanted him to die, and the people had been tormented by you almost to death, so as soon as he breathed his last, his end would be very terrible, and he may even be killed before death...”

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05/25/21 • 13 min

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BONUS EP: China's census mystery and its policy shifts

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05/10/21 • 19 min

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05/10/21 • 19 min

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“...Only from this angle could you understand the rationale of the Cultural Revolution. Mao wanted to groom purely localized Chinese cadres, to replace the former overseas students who returned from the Soviet Union and the veteran Communist Party cadres groomed by the Soviet Union, so that he can achieve complete security and a true dictatorship. As a shrewd politician, he was certainly right to have such a plan. Although of course it meant scourge for China all over again such things as national interest are never a consideration for politicians who are eager for quick success...”

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05/18/21 • 10 min

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BONUS EP: China's census mystery and its population policy shifts

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05/10/21 • 19 min

This episode includes excerpts from an interview with William Liu, which took place on May 2, 2021. The full-length video with subtitles of this interview (all in Mandarin Chinese) was exclusively released at https://www.lzjscript.com/archives/7056. The free version (first half of the video with subtitles) can be found at https://youtu.be/4FDH6k2cTuc.
Twitter: @autology_pod
Telegram: t.me/autology
YouTube: https://youtu.be/1b4GB-Wt7xY (English)

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05/10/21 • 19 min

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"...That is, the intelligence arms of both the communist and the nationalist parties were single-handedly built by Li (Kenong), an underground agent of the Communist Party...This gives you an insight into the true nature of the relations between the two parties. You will no longer be fooled by the propaganda narratives about the strife between the Nationalist and the Communist Parties. To put it in plain words, the Nationalist Party and the Communist Party were the current Lebanon and Hezbollah..."

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04/20/21 • 17 min

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03/27/21 • 17 min

Season 1 was translated from an invited talk given by William Liu in Guangzhou, March 2015.
"...The USSR adopted what we now call unrestricted warfare to oppose the international order. As a result, the right-wing forces in Europe, such as the German Army Corps or Kapp Putsch, also resorted to the means of unrestricted warfare to counter the Soviet Union. In other words, if you are without scruples I shall also be ruthless. Only after Leninism came fascism; after fascism, Nazism; after Nazism and Soviet operations in the third world, came Islamic extremism and then the Chinese revolution. "

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03/27/21 • 17 min

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How many episodes does Auntology: The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity have?

Auntology: The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity currently has 48 episodes available.

What topics does Auntology: The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity cover?

The podcast is about Society & Culture and Podcasts.

What is the most popular episode on Auntology: The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity?

The episode title 'Part 6: The Chinese Civil War - The Reshaping of the World Order after the First World War' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Auntology: The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity?

The average episode length on Auntology: The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity is 13 minutes.

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Episodes of Auntology: The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of Auntology: The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity?

The first episode of Auntology: The Waystation of Red Pill Sanity was released on Mar 27, 2021.

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