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Shenyang Imperial Palace is where a dynasty began — a place built not to impress the world, but to shape the futureof China. In this episode of Historical Projects, David Jenkins and guest Billy Wang, a chartered structural engineer and project manager, explore how this palace became the launchpad of the Qing dynasty, why its architecture blendedManchu, Han and Mongolian influences, and what its story teaches modern leaders about cultural alignment, communication, trust and long‑term vision. It’s a powerfulreminder that great projects start with identity, intention and the courage to build for tomorrow.
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