The Simplest Guide To Understand China'S Geopolitics

a beginner guide to understand our world (China's geopolitics)

What you'll learn

Explain how geopolitics SHAPE our world and IMPACT our motives

Explain why some geographical conditions are godsend GIFTS to some countries

Explain why some countries are AMBITIOUS to expand their territory, which may threaten your lives

Explain why some locations have become a dispute among countries

Requirements

No prerequisites experience needed.

Description

If you are interested in international relations, geopolitics, history and culture, then keep reading.In this description, I’m going to share with you the EASIEST presentation to understand our world in terms of international relations and geopolitics.But first, WHY would you want that?Well,Have you noticed that changing world order has slowly influenced your life?Have you ever wondered why your plane route has to avoid certain airspaces, like Ukraine and Afghanistan?Do you really understand how China’s One Belt One Road Initiative will inevitably IMPACT your career and business?If you have no clear picture of geopolitics, then:Your worldviews would be stuffed by biased information and viewpoints shared on social media and mainstream news media.You would be immersed in a world of LIES, HATRED and FEAR by traditional news media and social media.Your future would be manipulated by news media and social media to fulfil their selfish hidden agendas.I am here to:Explain how geopolitics shapes our world and impacts our motives;Explain why some geographical conditions are godsend GIFTS to some countries;Explain why some countries are AMBITIOUS to expand their territory, which may threaten your livesI used to understand the world through traditional news media and social media, but I have realised that they have been instigating and inciting hate and fear to CONTROL people’s minds and actions.DO YOU WANT TO BECOME ONE OF THE MINDLESS ROBOTS?If not,this course will equip you with independent thinking in the midst of HATE and FEAR.This course aims to present geopolitics in layman’s terms and the length is between 5mins to 15mins.It is definitely the most EFFORTLESS way for you to learn new topics, FASTER than anyone else, in your free time!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction: What is geopolitics and why should we understand geopolitics?

Section 2: China’s perspective of geopolitics in the past

Lecture 2 What is the "Middle Kingdom"?

Section 3: China’s geopolitical dilemma in the 21st century

Lecture 3 A brief Intro to China's geopolitical dilemma

Lecture 4 What is the first island chain?

Lecture 5 The Territorial disputes in the South China Sea

Lecture 6 The territorial dispute between China and India

Section 4: The background of Belt and Road Initiative

Lecture 7 The background of Belt and Road Initiative

Lecture 8 BRI as geopolitical toolkit

Lecture 9 China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)

Lecture 10 China's Energy Security and the proposed Kra Canal

Lecture 11 Connect Asia and Europe: China Railway Express

Lecture 12 Sino-Myanmar Pipelines

Lecture 13 China’s BRI= a debt trap?

Section 5: A new chapter: China-Saudi Arabia relations

Lecture 14 China-Saudi's relations

Lecture 15 “Saudi Vision 2030” and “The Belt & Road Initiative"

Section 6: China’s railway diplomacy and its geopolitical strategy

Lecture 16 Why railway diplomacy?

Lecture 17 Examples of China’s railway diplomacy

Lecture 18 China’s overcapacity problem

Section 7: Why is Tibet important to China?

Lecture 19 Tibet = the China’s buffer zone

Lecture 20 Tibet is the ‘water tower of China’

Section 8: Why is Xinjiang important to China?

Lecture 21 Xinjiang's geographical location

Lecture 22 Xinjiang's facts

Section 9: Thanks for your watching!

Lecture 23 Thanks for your watching!

People who want to expand their business overseas,People who would like to learn more about geopolitics as this has been a hot topic (eg: Russo-Ukrainian War),People who would like to receive neutral fact and stay away from biased news,People who are curious why some ethnicities have different mindsets.