Chinese History: 3 -- Hundred Schools to One
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Producer, Wan-go Weng; narrator, Hugh Marlowe; consultant, Chaoying Fang
Describes that period in China's history when the warring between the states and the technological and agricultural revolution led to the formation of the empire of Ch'in (475 to 221 B.C.) In this period of major social changes the so-called "hundred schools of thought" emerged as competing ideologies to address society's problems. The triumph of the Legalist school set the stage for the making of an empire
Describes that period in China's history when the warring between the states and the technological and agricultural revolution led to the formation of the empire of Ch'in (475 to 221 B.C.) In this period of major social changes the so-called "hundred schools of thought" emerged as competing ideologies to address society's problems. The triumph of the Legalist school set the stage for the making of an empire
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