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China: Unleashing the Dragon (series)
Series Title:China: Unleashing the Dragon
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Icarus Films
Review Available:Review
Media Type:Videocassette
Release Date:1995
Audience:Higher Education
High School
Running Time:240 min.
Physical Description:4 videocassettes (240 min.): col.; 1/2 in.
Language:English
Author:Produced by Richard Hall
Miracle Pictures
Narrated by Joan Chen
Resource Library Number:EACV 13-16
Subject:Anthropology and Sociology
Economics and Business
Subheading:Economic Development
Economic History
Economic Policy
Intergenerational Conflict
International Business
Popular Culture
Region:East Asia
Country:China
Hong Kong



Abstract:

"It happened so quickly and quietly that the world barely noticed: China has foregone the trappings of communism and is forging ahead to reinvent itself as a major economic and political power. This 4 part documentary chronicles the transformation currently sweeping over China, from its initiation by Deng Xiaoping, to the economic, social, and cultural realities of today's China.

Episode I, Deng's Legacy: Examines Deng's role in shaping the reformed China

Episode II, The Fragile Rice Bowl: Looks at the impact of economic and generational lines.

Episode III, The Soul of the Master: Illustrates how changing values and economic pressures are influencing popular culture and long-standing cultural institutions.

Episode IV, Hong Kong and the Boom Towns: Examines what may lie ahead for China and Hong Kong and how it will interact with the international cultural and economic community" 






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