China After Tienanmen

About

Three years after the suppression of the student democracy movement in Tienanmen Square, veteran China-watcher/producer Irv Drasnin returns to China to find a country torn by the conflicting realities of liberal economic reform and continuing political repression. Drasnin finds private enterprise and consumerism booming in China in contrast to the failing state-run companies and discovers a growing generation gap of beliefs, expectations and lifestyles.

1 videocassette (88 min.) : 1/2 in

VHS

Editor, Peter Odabashian ; narrator, Irv Drasnin

Segment from the television program: Frontline

First broadcast on PBS, June 2, 1992

"A Drasnin Productions, Inc. production for Frontline."

"FROL020"--Cassette label and container

Narrator: Irv Drasnin

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Credit

Irv Drasnin, Drasnin Productions., Documentary Consortium., WGBH (Television station : Boston, Mass.), PBS Video.

Language

English

Subtitles

English (automatic)

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