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What happens when firsthand experience challenges long-held perceptions? On his first visit to China, Australian geopolitical analyst Barry Healy was moved by the sacrifices of the Long March and struck by the transformation of once-impoverished villages, gaining a new perspective on China's history and development. On this episode of The PointCast, Healy reflects on how his visit reshaped his understanding of China and discusses China-Australia relations, the AUKUS submarine deal, and rising military tensions. Can firsthand experience bridge the gap between perception and reality? Watch the full conversation and join the discussion.
Guest:
Barry Healy
Australia Geopolitical Analyst;
Protester against the AUKUS nuclearsubmarine programme
What happens when firsthand experience challenges long-held perceptions? On his first visit to China, Australian geopolitical analyst Barry Healy was moved by the sacrifices of the Long March and struck by the transformation of once-impoverished villages, gaining a new perspective on China's history and development. On this episode of The PointCast, Healy reflects on how his visit reshaped his understanding of China and discusses China-Australia relations, the AUKUS submarine deal, and rising military tensions. Can firsthand experience bridge the gap between perception and reality? Watch the full conversation and join the discussion.
Guest:
Barry Healy
Australia Geopolitical Analyst;
Protester against the AUKUS nuclearsubmarine programme