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Poyang Lake

Poyang Lake

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Search complete. 9 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Poyang Lake".

Oct 26, 2026

speaker_2NARRATOR
16:30
Il suo bacino idrografico si estende per oltre un milione e ottocentomila chilometri quadrati, drenando le acque di un territorio che accoglie oltre quattrocento milioni di abitanti e genera un terzo dell'intera produzione agricola e industriale della Cina.
speaker_2NARRATOR
16:44
Questo immenso sistema fluviale ha funzionato per millenni come corridoio biogeografico primario, ospitando oltre quattrocento specie ittiche autoctone, centinaia di specie di uccelli migratori dipendenti dai laghi alluvionali di Poyang e Dongting e una flora ripariale ricchissima di endemismi botanici.
speaker_2NARRATOR
17:01
La transizione rapida verso l'industrializzazione pesante ha tuttavia stravolto la dinamica idraulica naturale, canalizzando gli argini, sottraendo pianure golenali per l'urbanizzazione e immettendo milioni di tonnellate di reflui azotati e fosfati nei sedimenti fluviali.
speaker_2NARRATOR
17:18
La diga delle Tre Gole e la frammentazione degli habitat.
JoshyGUEST
7:04
Yeah, that was cool.
JoshyGUEST
7:05
I went there with St. George, did Poyang Lake.
JoshyGUEST
7:08
That's a 10-day race.
JoshyGUEST
7:10
Bloody hot.
Chris StewartHOST
8:31
On April twenty-first, sixteen seventy-four, however, Geng took up arms against the Qing, pronouncing himself as marshal of his armies and restoring Ming customs in Fuzhou.
Chris StewartHOST
8:40
Fang Cheng Mo and his followers were seized and then thrown into prison, and Geng sent one wing of his army under Zheng Yanxing into Zhejiang, where it broke through to the coast in June and personally led another wing into Jiangxi, reaching Poyang Lake by the end of July sixteen seventy-four.
Chris StewartHOST
8:56
Meanwhile, at Chaozhou, across his southern border in Guangdong, General Liu Jingzhong joined with Geng's rebellion on May twenty-fifth, sixteen seventy-four.
Chris StewartHOST
9:04
The Kangxi Emperor's reaction was initially conciliatory.
Chris StewartHOST
41:25
First, he planned to drive down the Qiantang and recapture Hangzhou on the way to Nanjing.
Chris StewartHOST
41:31
Then he hoped to gather under his leadership Ming units from Fujian, northern Jiangxi, and central Huguang, and from a point east of Lake Poyang to descend by river on Nanjing.
Chris StewartHOST
41:41
Lastly, as Qing pressure on Fujian's southwestern passes increased, he considered taking his campaign to Ganzhou, whence he might lead a restoration of northern Jiangxi or move his court into relatively well-defended areas of southern Huguang.
Chris StewartHOST
41:56
In any case, as it became more likely that he would move to or through Jiangxi rather than head for Zhejiang or Jiangnan, in March of 1646, the Longwu Emperor transferred his imperial campsite southward to Yanping, where he renewed his pledge to go through the passes and never retreat to Fuzhou.
Shen TingHOST
18:14
The sunlight shoots through the rosy clouds, and the autumn water is merged with the boundless sky into one hue.
Shen TingHOST
18:23
The fishermen can be heard singing the evening songs, their voices drifting as far as the banks of the Poyang Lake.
Shen TingHOST
18:31
Even the wild geese feel the chill of dusk settling upon them, and they cry all the way while flying southward, disappearing around the south bend of the Heng Mountain.
Shen TingHOST
18:44
Looking afar and chanting, and then looking downward and singing, I feel a sudden rush of ecstasy soaring up in me.
Chris StewartHOST
4:54
On April 22nd, he wrote to his sons in Hunan a letter he described in his diary as his will, his second in five months.
Chris StewartHOST
5:03
The situation, he told them, was as bleak as January 1855, when he had lost his fleet on Lake Poyang and tried to take his own life.
Chris StewartHOST
5:13
Quote, 'We are surrounded on all sides.
Chris StewartHOST
5:16
Our supplies are all cut off.
Chris StewartHOST
4:51
On April 22nd, he wrote to his sons in Hunan a letter he described in his diary as his will, his second in five months.
Chris StewartHOST
5:00
The situation, he told them, was as bleak as January 1855, when he had lost his fleet on Lake Poyang and tried to take his own life.
Chris StewartHOST
5:09
Quote, We are surrounded on all sides.
Chris StewartHOST
5:13
Our supplies are all cut off.

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The Long Echo: The Ten Days That Never Were

Oct 4 · 2 Mentions

Vivian HaleGUEST
5:39
14 hours, and the bishop of Rome became a man with a passport.
Alice PembertonHOST
5:44
On this day in 1363, on China's Lake Poyang, a self-made emperor died trying to escape a lake set on fire on purpose.
Alice PembertonHOST
5:52
For the gallery, our arts and culture critic, Margaux Delacroix.
Alice PembertonHOST
5:56
Margaux?
Alice PembertonHOST
6:38
"When you approach the enemy boats, first fire the firearms, then the bows and crossbows, and when you reach their boats, then attack them with hand-to-hand weapons." And Chen Youliang? After weeks trapped on the lake, he tried to break out for the Yangtze and took an arrow to the head.
Alice PembertonHOST
6:58
His men surrendered.
Alice PembertonHOST
7:00
So the Battle of Lake Poyang ends with a man who had crowned himself dying among burning straw men, and the rebel who lit them going on to rule as the first Ming emperor.
Alice PembertonHOST
7:12
On this day, the record runs from a coronation in Rome to a beeping ball in orbit.

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