Description: On a business trip, lonely Zhao loses a chess piece that is precious to him, but his attempts to recover it prompt a series of unwarranted incidents that impact his job and his life.

Description: In 1950s China, just after Chen Shujuan (Lu Liping) and and her librarian husband, Lin Shaolong (Quanxin Pu), have their first child, Shaolong is unjustly forced into a labor camp as a result of Mao's purges. Shaolong dies during his imprisonment, and Shujuan marries Li Guodong (Li Xuejian). But the family faces dire poverty under the Communist regime, and the malnourished Guodong dies. Shujuan and her now adolescent son, Tietou (Chen Xiaoman), must then stick together to survive.

Description: China: A Century of Revolution is a six-hour tour de force journey through the country's most tumultuous period. First televised on PBS, this award-winning documentary series presents an astonishingly candid view of a once-secret nation with rare archival footage, insightful historical commentary and stunning eyewitness accounts from citizens who struggled through China's most decisive century. China in Revolution charts the pivotal years from the birth of the new republic to the establishment of the PRC, through foreign invasions, civil war and a bloody battle for power between Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek.

Description: In a land of two billion people, this touching portrait of one earnest young man who leaves his struggling rural family to seek his fortune in a big city, represents the life of milions of migrants in China now.

Description: Examines what may lie ahead for China and Hong Kong and how it will interact with the international cultural and economic community.

Description: Examines Deng's role in shaping the reformed China.

Description: Looks at the impact of economic and generational lines.

Description: Illustrates how changing values and economic pressures are influencing popular culture and long-standing cultural institutions.

Description: The Tang dynasty, known as the golden age of Chinese history, was an era of great cultural development and material prosperity. This video program examines the Tang's vitality in government, art, religion and philosophy, and its profound contribution to the humanistic traditions of China, Korea and Japan.