In the current political climate, concerns are raised over China's expanding surveillance state, not only within its borders but also globally. Documented in "System Error," this episode delves into how surveillance technology from China has become prevalent in various countries, facilitating espionage for both autocracies and democracies alike. Amidst the backdrop of the Winter Olympics, the impact and implications of this widespread monitoring are scrutinized, shedding light on the growing influence of surveillance in our increasingly interconnected world.

China's Surveillance State: Why You Should Be Worried

In China's "Psycho Boom" From Life in Lockdown, the documentary explores the shift in attitudes towards mental health in China. Initially stigmatized and dismissed under Chairman Mao's rule, psychology has seen a resurgence since the early 2000s. More Chinese individuals are now opening up about their mental health struggles and seeking treatment. The COVID-19 pandemic has further encouraged this trend, leading to a surge in discussions and the popularity of pop psychology and mindfulness apps. However, the lack of regulation in mental health care presents challenges for those seeking reliable therapy.

China's "Psycho Boom" From Life in Lockdown

In 2019, explore the intriguing world of China's Socialist Millionaires in the documentary "The Orient Excess." Delve into the lives of over a million millionaires in Communist China and uncover the secrets behind their wealth. Discover the extravagant lifestyles and unique pastimes of China's richest individuals as they navigate the complexities of modern society. Gain insight into the motivations and aspirations driving these affluent members of the Chinese elite. Uncover the fascinating stories and compelling narratives of those at the pinnacle of financial success in a rapidly changing nation.

China's Socialist Millionaires

In China's Secret Lands: Xinjiang - A Modern Oasis, the province of Xinjiang, located in the far west of China, emerges as a pivotal point on the new Silk Road. This documentary explores how Xinjiang, a region steeped in cultural richness and faced with harsh climates, plays a crucial role in China's modern trade ambitions. As China expands its 21st-century trade routes, Xinjiang's landscape mirrors the vast opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for this enigmatic province.

China's Secret Lands: Xinjiang - A Modern Oasis -

China's Vanishing Muslims: Undercover In The Most Dystopian Place In The World sheds light on the hidden struggles of the Uighur people in China's Xinjiang region. With over a million Uighurs in secretive internment camps and children forced into state-run orphanages for Chinese indoctrination, the world remains unaware of their suffering. VICE News reporter Isobel Yeung goes undercover to expose the harsh reality faced by the Uighurs, revealing the oppressive tactics used by the Chinese government to suppress their story.

China's Vanishing Muslims: Undercover In The Most Dystopian Place In The World

Muslim minority groups in China are facing increasing scrutiny from the authorities, as anti-Muslim sentiment grows. Besides overt discrimination, Islamophobia in China is taking on more nuanced forms, impacting the lives of the Muslim community in various ways. This documentary sheds light on the complex issue of religious intolerance in the country.

China: The problem of growing anti-muslim sentiment

Over the past two decades, China has significantly strengthened its ties with African countries, investing billions in infrastructure development and expanding its presence in various aspects of society and politics. This documentary raises the important question of whether the West should be concerned about China's growing influence in Africa.

China in Africa: should the West be worried?

China and the Rosewood Carve-Up is a gripping documentary that delves into the environmental and economic impact of the global demand for rosewood. With deforestation posing a threat to ecosystems and communities worldwide, this film sheds light on the intricate web of issues surrounding the rosewood trade, from illegal logging to the exploitation of indigenous populations. Through interviews with experts and on-the-ground footage, viewers are given a comprehensive look at the far-reaching consequences of a seemingly innocuous luxury item.

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