Coming Up Next: Meet Mr. Ling of Antique Shanghai Pop Music of the 1930s and 1940s

“…antique Shanghai pop music has the appeal to a certain sentimentality that is not only understood through the context of history; it can be thought as a discontinued school of aesthetics, a lost craft.” 

Shanghai was a city like no other in China -or the rest of the world- in the 1930s and 1940s. On the December 3 broadcast I will be welcoming Mr. Ling of Antique Shanghai Pop Music, a fascinating podcast featuring the music of that era with his commentary. 



We will feature weekly words of wisdom on the Confucius Moment, and take you to another exciting destination on Treasures of China: the Shenyang Palace Museum. 

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