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SUMMARY:“The Yunnan Chronicles: A Field Guide to Southwest China’s Past” with Da
vid G. Atwill
DESCRIPTION:\nHumanities Institute Faculty Scholar in Residence\, Spring
2023\n\nFrom the ancient bronzes of the Dian Kingdom to Kunming&rsquo\;
s oldest noodle house\, The Yunnan Chronicles seeks to bring China&rsquo
\;s indigenous and often misunderstood past into clearer focus. My study
tells the singular tale of China&rsquo\;s remote southwest by examining
a broad constellation of people\, places\, and spaces central to Yunnan
&rsquo\;s past. Tracing the broad outlines of Yunnan&rsquo\;s unique his
torical trajectory\, todays talk will focus on the ninth-century Nanzhao
pagodas of Dali\, Yunnan warlord Long Yun (1884&ndash\;1962)\, and the
recent rise of Shangri-la Wine (produced and bottled by Moë\;t Henne
ssy).\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/hi_david-g-at
will/
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itute Faculty Scholar in Residence, Spring 2023
From the ancient b
ronzes of the Dian Kingdom to Kunming’s oldest noodle house, The Y
unnan Chronicles seeks to bring China’s indigenous and often misun
derstood past into clearer focus. My study tells the singular tale of Ch
ina’s remote southwest by examining a broad constellation of peopl
e, places, and spaces central to Yunnan’s past. Tracing the broad
outlines of Yunnan’s unique historical trajectory, todays talk wil
l focus on the ninth-century Nanzhao pagodas of Dali, Yunnan warlord Lon
g Yun (1884–1962), and the recent rise of Shangri-la Wine (produce
d and bottled by Moët Hennessy).
For more details: https://events.la.psu
.edu/event/hi_david-g-atwill/
URL:https://hi.psu.edu/initiatives-and-programs/resident-lecture-series/
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