Documentaries

This documentary is an interview with journalist and TV hostess Chai Jing (柴静). The video offers insight into China’s journalism business from the perspective of someone who has made it—-not […]

This documentary focuses on Huawei, the controversial Chinese telecommunications giant. The company is a symbol of post-Mao China, involving a potent mix of entrepreneurship, government relationships, and learning by doing.

The oil platform “Haiyang Shiyou 981” is headed home after several weeks of confrontation and contention in the South China Sea. According to the Foreign Ministry, the decision was unrelated

This documentary series is a three-part look from the Chinese perspective on the Internet Age, its development, and its implications. Here are three books on the Internet in China or

The Chinese gaokao, the university entrance exam, is a right of passage in China. Although the test includes different weighting to help ethnic minority groups and universities have quotas for

Tea is a fundamental part of daily life in China, from the big canteen that taxi drivers carry with them all day to the high-end tea given as gifts. This

With Zhou Yongkang’s investigation officially announced, anti-corruption is once-again in the headlines with less cynicism that the “tigers” can go untouched. This documentary (廉署初创秘闻) examines Hong Kong’s approach to countering

中国渔船再遭菲律宾非法抓扣, a documentary about Sino-Philippine fishing spats, first appeared before tensions spiked in recent years. In addition to providing a more reasonable explanation of the Chinese position, the “Horizon” program

This documentary, entitled “反恐，中国准备好了吗?“, discusses terrorist attacks in China and China’s measures for counter-terrorism. It also discusses the origins of China’s counter-terrorism forces, Ba Ren Xiang (八仁乡暴乱), Wang Lequan, and

Many of you are familiar with the fantastic 舌尖上的中国…well, here is a clever parody: 舌尖上的宿舍.