Wu Tang Gran grew up with the Communist Party and has lived through some pretty tough times, but will this 70 year old and her crew be able to meet...

In this episode of Chinese School, China?s first ever Olympic games are on the near horizon. Xiuning county may be 1000 miles from Beijing, but that hasn?t stopped Olympic fever...

Cui Jian is a Beijing-based Korean Chinese singer-songwriter, trumpeter and guitarist. Affectionately called "Old Cui"(he was born August 2, 1961), he is considered to be a pioneer in Chinese rock...

(Global Pulse: October 7, 2009) World media are a bunch of party poopers, criticizing China as it celebrates the 60th anniversary of Communist rule. Fox News' response was predictable, but...

(Global Pulse: April 17, 2009) China sees two major challenges to its economic growth: rising unemployment and a deep investment in the U.S. dollar. Beijing's answer: spend and invest, and...

With opening words by Richard Gere, this film documents the remarkable courage of a young Tibetan monk and nun who lead freedom demonstrations against the Chinese occupation of Tibet.

Stefan travels to China, finding out how the rapid pace of modernisation is changing the way people eat. He spends a day working at the Kung Fu fast food joint...

This timely documentary examines the mass preparations and censorship that have occurred alongside human rights abuses in China's attempts to show the world that they are capable of success -...

During the Olympics, Link TV is keeping one eye on Tibet, presenting documentaries that illuminate the region and its controversy. Learn more about this special programming.

This intimate documentary looks at the lives of three extraordinary Tibetan exiles who have survived in exile and are deeply involved in working for the future of their culture.

The Panchen Lama, the highest ranking Buddhist living in Tibet today, pays an unexpected visit to the local monastery and throws the monks into turmoil. In the nearby village of...

(Global Pulse: July 31, 2008) China promised journalists complete freedom at the Olympics. But the press found that crashing Beijing's great wall of censorship was an Olympic sport in itself...

Singaporean author and diplomat Kishore Mahbubani explains the importance of the 2008 Summer Olympics to the Chinese national psyche.

(March 26, 2008) China launched a propaganda war as the Olympic torch was kindled. Tibetans were shown beating up Han Chinese and looting shops, juxtaposed with picturesque features on Chinese...

(October 4, 2007) As the 2008 Beijing Olympics approach, China is catching lots of blame for human rights abuses. Film stars are up in arms about Darfur, and Tibetian...