Kinmen and Xiamen, separated by a strait, face environmental degradation due to land reclamation projects driven by China's economic ambitions.
Synopsis
Kinmen and Xiamen, separated by a strait, face environmental degradation due to land reclamation projects driven by China's economic ambitions.
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Synopsis
Kinmen and Xiamen sit on opposite sides of a strait. The waters between them are filled with floating styrofoam and sand, remnants of industrial activity. Land reclamation projects have reshaped this region, driven by economic goals under “The Chinese Dream.” The push for growth has led to environmental degradation and altered the original rural areas. The film investigates the impacts of these developments on local communities and their surroundings.
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Why Watch
- See the environmental impact of land reclamation in Kinmen.
- Find out about the economic ambitions behind 'The Chinese Dream'.
- Meet the challenges of aquaculture in the strait.
Did You Know
- The film shows that the strait between Kinmen and Xiamen is filled with floating styrofoam.
- Land reclamation projects have significantly altered the original rural landscapes.
- The term 'The Chinese Dream' is used to describe the prioritization of economic achievements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main environmental issue discussed in the documentary 'Border'?
The documentary discusses the pollution caused by floating styrofoam and sand erosion across the border between Kinmen and Xiamen.
What economic concept is referenced in relation to the changes in the landscape?
The concept referenced is 'The Chinese Dream', which prioritizes economic achievements over environmental preservation.
What year was the documentary 'Border' released?
The documentary 'Border' was released in 2021.
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