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China’s Rise: What History Can Tell Us

Toby Lincoln


Regions:
London, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, South East
Notice Period:
Regular (more than one month's notice)
Type:
professional
Fee:
Unknown
Category:
History
Updated:
4th June 2026
Tagged:
China

China is often discussed as a modern economic and political power, but its present-day role cannot be understood without history. This talk introduces key themes in China’s modern development, including empire, revolution, nationalism, reform, and China’s changing relationship with the wider world.

The talk is designed for general audiences and assumes no prior knowledge. It is suitable for history societies, U3A groups, Rotary and Probus clubs, schools, universities, and online audiences.

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About Toby Lincoln

Dr Toby Lincoln is a historian, educator, and university lecturer who gives clear, engaging talks on history, China, artificial intelligence, education, and the changing world of knowledge. He specialises in making complex subjects accessible to general audiences, drawing connections between the past and the issues shaping our lives today.

His talks are suitable for U3A groups, Rotary and Probus clubs, historical and literary societies, schools, universities, professional groups, and online audiences. Each session is designed to be informative, lively, and discussion-friendly, with no prior knowledge required.


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