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Inside China is the first nationally syndicated weekly TV magazine about China. Twenty-five series of this award-winning program have aired continuously for 15 years throughout the U.S. It is available for viewing on select PBS and independent stations. Each 30-minute episode includes 2-3 segments that focus on different aspects of Chinese culture.

Inside China’s host, Mary Windishar, unveils the exciting art, customs, and history of the Chinese people. From intriguing rituals and unusual foods to exotic travel destinations and historical relics, Inside China takes you across the ancient and newly emerging frontiers of the "Middle Kingdom." Each story looks behind the scenes into the daily lives of the Han Chinese and China's many ethnic minorities. You’ll learn about surprising Chinese inventions and gain a deeper understanding of the art, architecture, remote villages, city life, business culture, and changing face of China.

Inside China also features special interviews with renowned Chinese artists such as Jackie Chan (Film Director and Actor, Super Cop), Chen Kaige (Film Director, Farewell My Concubine), and Martin Yan (Chef and Television Personality, Yan Can Cook).

2001 Traditions of the Jing People Raising Ducks Pottery Philosopher	2006 Monk of Medicine and Prayer Yellow Crane Tower	2011 Mt. Taibai Yuliang Dam Fisherman’s Village
2002 Peking Opera Masks The Performance Market	2007 Yungang Buddhist Caves Hui Inksticks Beijing Temple Fair	2012 Ah Ji’s Wedding Innovative Embroidery
2003 Paper-Cutting Art Dragon Lanterns Temple of Heaven	2008 Latin Dance Instructor Morning Exercises	2013 Qinghai Lake Dali the Beautiful Ming-era City Wall
2004 Hutong Residences Weifang Kites	2009 Kingdom of the Drums Theaters and Teahouses of Beijing
2005 Businessman Pan Shiyi A Famous Restaurant Owner Two Tree Dance	2010 Peasant Painting Family Home of Man and Birds

30-Minute Weekly TV Magazine

Join Inside China host Mary Windishar on location in Beijing for a look at the art and culture of an ancient and dynamic nation.

For close to a decade, Inside China host Mary Windishar has been presenting our weekly series from the studios of D3 Productions, Inc., in Oakland, California. Now, for the first time, Inside China ventures beyond the studio to introduce the stunning architecture, treasured relics, and delightful stories of rapidly changing China, on location.

Inside China takes Windishar climbing up the timeworn steps of the Great Wall, winding through the charming alleys of traditional Beijing neighborhoods, shopping in trendy new malls, and feasting on the best of imperial cuisine.

As television’s most timely and authoritative look at Chinese culture, Inside China is proud to bring you this series from our favorite sites in Beijing.

Tune in to our award-winning program Inside China, and gain a deeper understanding of the art, architecture, ethnic minorities, remote villages, city life, business culture, and changing face of China.

2101 A Dancer Yearning to Fly Peacock Dance	2106 Living in Beijing Beijing’s First Mom-n-Pop Diner	2111 Beijingers in Flight Realizing the Dream
2102 Hakka Homes Huizhou Housing Chengdu Tea House	2107 Chinese Chopsticks From Morse Code to China Mobile	2112 Life in the Zone German Engineer, Chinese Airport
2103 Zen Summer Camp Chinese Yo-Yos	2108 Peking Opera Costumes Peking Opera Clubhouse	2113 Hangzhou Tea Culture Silk Fit for Emperors
2104 Memories of China’s Railways Guild Hall Chaozhou Embroidery	2109 A French Photographer’s Beijing Beijing Art Factory The Great Wall
2105 Qiang Family Homestay Ousu Sculpture	2110 Zhang’s Replica Workshop Farmer Yu’s Sculpture Garden

Photo Gallery

Mary survived the grueling hike up the Great Wall	A far away look at the majestic Temple of Heaven
Mary describes old hutong neighborhoods in Beijing	In front of Beijing's historic opera house
A break from shopping on Wangfujing Street	Mary feasts at a famous Beijing restaurant
On stage at the opera house	Mary goes shopping on trendy Wangfujing Street

30-Minute Weekly TV Magazine

Join host Mary Windishar on-location in Dunhuang, in China's Gansu Province, and discover one of the world's greatest treasure chests of ancient Buddhist artwork. You'll see this and other amazing sites around Dunhuang -- a historic trading post on China's western frontier.

This special series includes on-location episodes (ICHI 2309-2313) that capture the artwork of China's earliest civilizations... and the tapestry of cultures still thriving on the Silk Road today.

2301 Tibetan Private School Buddha Grottos	2306 Huang Yongyu, Artist and Icon Geng Yuexin, Bamboo Master Calligraphy Kids	2311 Xuanzang the Monk The Best of Xian Making Music on the Silk Road
2302 Zhang’s Sporting Goods Lucky Jade Luo Tiancheng, Welding Artist	2307 Raising Rice, Growing Families Away at Boarding School	2312 When Silk Was Gold Suzhou Embroiderer
2303 Lions Protect the Dead Mongolian Wedding	2308 Tibetan Cowboys Taoist Temple on a Mount Passing the Imperial Exam	2313 Chinese Orchestra in Vienna Chinese Treasures
2304 Land of Snacks Purple Clay Teapot Shanghai Nights	2309 Devotion to Dunhuang Frescoes Kesi Tapestries Silk for a Suitor
2305 Old Man and the Sea God Mysterious Murals	2310 Dancing Murals The Return of Turandot Moonlight Dance

Host Mary Windishar in Dunhuang

Mary shares stories on camelback at the Echoing Singing Sand Dunes	In the midst of the hustle bustle at the entrance to the Mogao Grottoes
This visit to a Dunhuang street market ends in a feast of nuts and fruit	Each one of these Mogao Grottoes leads to a unique collection of breathtaking ancient artwork
Inside this amazing temple, imagine the even more spectacular site of a 116-foot tall Buddha	Mary is lucky to see these murals, as are we, since D3 Productions is the first foreign crew given permission to film inside the caves
These ancient statues and colorful frescoes were buried in the sand for centuries	Mary learns about the Erhu instrument from these talented musicians
This beautiful cloud brocade gown could only be worn by an emperor	These heavy wooden doors are a regular feature of traditional Chinese buildings

Snap Shots and Story Titles of Our Current 2300 Series

ICHI 2301: Buddha Grottoes	ICHI 2304: Land of Snacks
ICHI 2305: Mysterious Murals	ICHI 2306: Calligraphy Kids
ICHI 2307: Raising Rice, Growing Families	ICHI 2309: Silk for a Suitor
ICHI 2310: The Return of Turandot	ICHI 2311: Making Music on the Silk Road
ICHI 2312: Suzhou Embroiderer	ICHI 2313: Chinese Orchestra in Vienna

CUSTOM COPIES OF SERIES

We do not have pre-packaged DVDs of our television weekly series or specials. However, as a service to our viewers and educational institutions, we are glad to make copies on a per-request basis.

Title: Inside China

Series: 25

Episodes: 13 each series (total: 325 episodes)

Length: 30 minutes each episode

Format: DVD; each contains two consecutive episodes (eg. 101-102)

Production Year: 1997-2007

Availability: Allow 2-3 Weeks for processing and shipping.
Price:
- 1 DVD : $35.00 plus shipping and handling
- 2-5 DVDs: $30.00 each DVD plus shipping and handling
- 6 or more DVDs: $25.00 each DVD plus shipping and handling
- One 13-Episode Series (7 DVDs): $150.00 plus shipping and handling
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Mail to:
D3 Productions, Inc.
7700 Edgewater Drive, Suite 248
Oakland, CA 94621

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