Riding Rails in China
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110-minute Documentary (2004)
Catch a train with young American travelers Chris Gould and Nick Russell as they embark on their first trip to China. Follow their journey across the country, starting in the stately northern capital of Beijing and ending over a thousand miles south in cosmopolitan Guangzhou. From the Great Wall to the Pearl River Delta, they ride through the country’s changing landscape on good old Chinese locomotives.
Armed with cameras and a sense of curiosity, they stop en route to meet locals in traditional neighborhoods, eager university students, entrepreneurial southern farmers, and hardworking migrant laborers. Touched by their many encounters, these adventurous travelers uncover the changing face of an ancient and emerging nation.
They explore the Forbidden City, step-up their kung-fu at the Shaolin Temple, cross the Yellow River, and feast on delicacies at night markets. Will Chris eat fried scorpion-on-a-stick? Will Nick learn how to use chopsticks? Join them as they discover China’s extraordinary landscapes, communities, cuisine, and a little something about themselves along the way.
A Beijing pedicab driver has many
stories to share
Chris and Nick on the Great Wall
Prepping to film at the Great Wall
A little helper silences the
crowd for filming
Duffy and Alex filming in the
Forbidden City
Nick checks out Tiananmen Square
(photo by Nick Russell)
Chris and Nick practice their
kung fu at Shaolin Temple
Burning incense at Shaolin Temple
Sharing pictures with a southern farmer
Chris by the Yellow River
Nick and Chris cross the
tracks in Changsha
An after-school snack
in Changsha
(photo by Christine Gould)Nick, Alison and Anna Sophie
preparing for the next take on the train
(photo by Christine Gould)
Nick buys cordyceps at a
Beijing pharmacy
Endless treats at the night market
in Beijing
(photo by Nick Russell)Chris gets her hair done at a
Guangzhou trade fair
Viewers: To request Riding Rails in China, contact the TV Programmer at your local PBS station.
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Title: Riding Rails in China Length: 120 minutes Format: DVD Production Year: 2004
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