China will soon be home to half the world’s billionaires, so can the superrich help the superpower stay in the box seat?
Apr 122012
Jan 282012
In the suburbs of Shenzhen, in Guangdong province, young workers talk about their lives, existences built on a precarious balance between hope, struggles and wishes for the future.
Jan 062012
As China faces social dilemmas such as a widening gender imbalance, it is considering loosening its one-child policy.
Dec 052011
Hong Kong’s health and education services are being stretched to the limit by demand from mainland China.
Nov 242011
80 Impression illustrates the diverse, personal, and emotional role that technology plays in the everyday Visual Life of two young Chinese wedding photographers – Kitty and Lala.
Nov 222011
China is the world’s factory, but does a dark secret lurk behind this apparent success story?
Aug 012011
China’s juggernaut economy is the envy of the world, but at what cost to the country’s people and environment?
Apr 042011
In 1979, violin virtuoso Isaac Stern embarked on a goodwill tour of Red China. Filmmaker Murray Lerner went along for the ride, and the end result was the unforgettable feature-length documentary From Mao to Mozart.
Feb 242011
Workingmans’s Death by Austrian director Michael Glawogger won several awards for its impressive depiction of work under extreme circumstances and manages to combine social reportage with artistic imagery. The film, [...]