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China Today: Tea Industry and Tourism

Tea is the most popular drink in China. Along with tourism, the tea industry drives local economies.


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Bhutan: Land of the Thunder Dragon

Bhutan: Land of the Thunder Dragon (25:00)

In this secluded Himalayan kingdom, Buddhism is not just a religion: it's a way of life. Learn more about Bhutanese religious life -- from fluttering prayer flags to the rhythmic spin of prayer wheels -- in this video.

China Migration

China Migration (1:50)

China's railway system is expected to carry some 155 million people - more than the entire population of Russia -over the upcoming Chinese New Year, as people flood home for the traditional festival. On any given day, China carries almost a quarter... More »

Hong Kong: A City in Transition

Hong Kong: A City in Transition (1:16)

The shift from British rule to Chinese rule will bring about changes, but the settlement will undoubtedly remain one of the most interesting and multicultural areas of the world.

Hong Kong: Entertainment

Hong Kong: Entertainment (0:39)

Entertainment comes in all shapes and sizes, from festivals to performances arranged by the city to delight citizens and tourists alike.

Hong Kong: Transportation

Hong Kong: Transportation (1:12)

Locals find it inconvenient to drive or own a car. The transportation system is expansive and affordable.

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China Rises: Sacrifice

China Rises: Sacrifice (7:08)

Urban and industrial development has decreased the amount of land available for farming and forced many rural residents from their homes.

China Rises: Industrial Pollution

China Rises: Industrial Pollution (4:57)

Accompanying the growth of industry is an increase in pollution and toxic waste that threatens the livelihood and health of people in rural fishing and farming communities.

China Rises: A Passion for Food

China Rises: A Passion for Food (2:10)

Much of China's appreciation for food and culinary artistry has its origins in cultural traditions and events in Chinese history.

China Rises: Crazy for Cuisine

China Rises: Crazy for Cuisine (6:07)

Although China's economic growth has allowed middle- and upper-class citizens to indulge in culinary luxuries, poorer residents often struggle against hunger.

Freshwater and Saltwater: Adaptation in Northeast Asia

Freshwater and Saltwater: Adaptation in Northeast Asia (3:58)

Northeast Asia is so cold in winter that most of the freshwater freezes. However, many species have adapted to this climate.

China Rises: Food is Heaven

China Rises: Food is Heaven (44:55)

Food is an integral part of Chinese culture, but development and a dwindling water resources are making it hard for China to feed its people. Check out this video to learn more about China's preoccupation with food.

China Rises: New Efforts

China Rises: New Efforts (4:41)

Some rural residents and government officials have begun efforts to reforest the arid northern regions, which have been plagued by dwindling water supplies.

China Rises: A Promising Future

China Rises: A Promising Future (6:07)

Although China's food resources have been reduced, there is hope for the future, thanks to the efforts of rural farmers involved in international food export. Check out this clip to learn more about China's food resource.

China Rises: The Erosion of Resources

China Rises: The Erosion of Resources (7:32)

Even as China's growing middle class enjoys the results of industrial and urban growth, the country's food resources are quickly being reduced by pollution.

China Rises: New Opportunities

China Rises: New Opportunities (3:59)

Many residents of China's rural areas have migrated to developing cities to look for better jobs. While many young people now have the opportunity to pursue technical and corporate careers, some choose to celebrate China's love of food.