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Born Chinese

BBC One
on BBC One London

A documentary by Richard Cawston.
The most unusual and intimate film ever made about the Chinese. The story of an ordinary Chinese family, born and brought up in China, but now living in the noisy beauty of Hong Kong.
This portrait of the Chinese character is shown again at a time when the attention of the world has been drawn towards the most numerous-yet least understood-people on this earth.
Commentary by Anthony Lawrence.

Contributors

Producer:
Richard Cawston
Narrator:
Anthony Lawrence
Source: Radio Times

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