This is no longer Mao's China; not even Red China. It's the new China.
Description
Every year China's economy struggles to absorb 20 million new unemployed, while the newly rich move to gated communities with private schools and tennis courts.
Once the home of the "iron rice bowl" and social equality for all, China has joined the ranks of the World Trade Organization. The country's new commitment to private enterprise and free markets may change China more in a single year than most countries change in a decade. This extraordinarily candid film introduces viewers to a cross-section of China's population, from the unemployed to the working poor, all the way up the laddar to the nouveau riche.
; "To Have and Have Not: The Changing Faces of China")
