The rise and fall of the Han Dynasty explained

The Han Dynasty, which existed from 206 BC to AD 220, is one of the most influential periods in Chinese history. It is celebrated for its significant contributions to Chinese culture, governance, and society. This period saw the consolidation of imperial power, the expansion of territory, and remarkable advancements in art, science, and technology.
In this video, we will explore this dramatic time in China’s history and discover how it laid the foundations for many aspects of Chinese civilization that continue to shape the country today.
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[@winglaileung]

Just to let the westerners know the sequences of the Chinese Dynasties. For me no BC or AD are necessary. Once we quote which Dynasty or which Emporer we know the exact period of time. That is our secret codes as well. When westerners call
Christmas that is
our eastern Han Dynasty the first Emporer starting his rule in 25AD
when Jesus was only 25 years not yet rebelling against the Roman Empire officials.

[@alejabym4783]

super cool video 10/10 ;3

[@HidayatHussain-j2f]

Chin, shin mean Green in pushto,, spetha spen mean white,, Tor mean black,, Lui mean great,, Abdalo mean Abdali a pushtoon tribe, Attila mean Strong Hiro ,, batoor for brave,

[@TheDanEdwards]

"BC to AD " - trying to force Chinese history into a Christian calendar? Ok, so this video will most likely be viewed by English speakers, but still would prefer you used academic terms (BCE, CE.)

[@grandongplb]

Excuse me! The academic term is the Gregorian calendar, not the Christian calendar. The Gregorian calendar was based on Julian's calendar, it was invented during the Julius Caesar reign. Even China adopted the Gregorian calendar in 1912.
The nonsense about BC/AD & BCE/CE is a modern revisionism. But CE/BCE is still based on the Gregorian calendar.
You people will be angry if people call the Chinese New Year, Lunar New Year. You claimed it's disrespectful because it's originated from China. But why do you disrespect the Gregorian calendar by refusing to use its terms???

[@jameshall1300]

​@@grandongplb Literally all the OP does is complain about the videos. You'd think he'd have his own channel with more than 9 subscribers with his amazing production skills and depth of knowledge 🙄. Some people just really want to complain about completely inconsequential things

[@balabanasireti]

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