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Born Chinese

BBC One
on BBC One London

A new documentary by Richard Cawston.
What are the Chinese people really like?
What makes them tick?
What do they think of us?
This programme is about a few Chinese, in particular an ordinary family living in Hong Kong, and it throws some light on the most numerous-yet least understood-people on this earth.
Commentary by Anthony Lawrence.

Contributors

Producer:
Richard Cawston
Narrator:
Anthony Lawrence
Photographed by:
Peter Bartlett
Sound:
Peter Richardson
Sound:
Patrick Whitaker
Film editor:
A. J. L. Toft
Source: Radio Times

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