China new (dis)orders: the red millionaires
Just a few years back, Chinese millionaires were running scared and avoided showing off their wealth. Now, as the country actually embraces them, they have become idols for a generation. THE RED MILLIONAIRES shows how these people were able to accum...
China new (dis)orders: Yahoo in China
The Chinese economic boom was supposed to bring more freedom to the people. Yet a red “Big Brother” has emerged creating a new kind of censorship. Nevertheless, some people are ready to fight for their basic rights against a regime that clearly ...
Made in China
Heqing and Heping Fan are responsible for China’s economic miracle—they and millions like them who reluctantly left their homes in the countryside for steady wages in the Cixi Industrial Zone. This program follows the Fans during their seven-day...
China new (dis)orders: betrayal of the people
Humiliations. Arrests. Re-education through hard labor... Speaking up is dangerous. Zhang Guiqing came to Beijing to denounce the corruption of Party cadres in her village. She thought she was exercising her right; all she got was to be crushed by ...