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Persuading the emperors: a quantitative historical analysis of political rhetoric in traditional China

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Explore the fascinating study by Ze Hong and Yuqi Chen that delves into two millennia of Chinese dynastic history, revealing how rhetorical strategies evolved to persuade superiors. Discover the patterns of success, failures, and the intriguing cultural evolution over time, shedding light on the persuasive methods employed across dynasties.... show more

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