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“Hi Carl, I’m also a friend of Nathan’s & others, who are trying to correct this false-propaganda going on. My son has been to China multiple times after being a student ambassador and counselor over 10yrs ago at his university. He had been trying to educate me for years, but until he talked me into learning the language over 2 years ago, and meeting some of his friends; I was as brainwashed as most Westerners. I’ve subscribed and look forward to going through your podcasts! 😊”
SoloPocono via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/15/19
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“Carl Zha is a great guy who is trying to mix things up with respect to the commentary out there on China stuff. If you liked CLASH (RIP 🙃) you’ll enjoy this. I don’t always agree with Carl but I’ve never found that to be a problem in discussing things with him online.”
Tyler Paduraru via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
08/23/19
“At a time when western media ceaselessly beats the war-drums, stopping at nothing to encourage anti-Chinese sentiment at every turn, the Silk and Steel podcast is a breath of fresh air. Topics from history to contemporary political issues are covered in sensitive and throrough detail; people...”Read full review »
wjasonjbowers via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/23/19
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“When so much of what we hear about China in the West is loaded with propaganda, it's important to listen to Chinese perspectives in order to get at the truth. Carl is one of the few independent content creators out there presenting an honest Chinese perspective in English, making it...”Read full review »
randall.d.meeker via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/23/19
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