One Village in China
Brief Synopsis
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A series presenting three documentaries on the lives of the two-thousand residents of the tiny rural Chinese village of Long Bow. The first, "Small Happiness," focuses on the stories of two women--mother-in-law Puopuo and sister-in-law Ling Qiao--to show the advances women have mjade within the cou
Cast & Crew
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Carma Hinton
Director
David Carnochan
Editor
Richard Gordon
Photography
Richard Gordon
Producer
Carma Hinton
Producer
Kathy Kline
Producer
Film Details
Also Known As
All Under Heaven, Small Happiness, To Taste One Hundred Herbs
Genre
Documentary
Release Date
1987
Production Company
Long Bow Group
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Synopsis
A series presenting three documentaries on the lives of the two-thousand residents of the tiny rural Chinese village of Long Bow. The first, "Small Happiness," focuses on the stories of two women--mother-in-law Puopuo and sister-in-law Ling Qiao--to show the advances women have mjade within the country over the past 40 years. "To Taste a Hundred Herbs" presents a village doctor's story, providing insight into medical and religious practices in Long Bow. "All Under Heaven" illustrates daily life in the village before, during, and after Long Bow dissolved all of its cooperative enterprises and returned to individual farming.
Film Details
Also Known As
All Under Heaven, Small Happiness, To Taste One Hundred Herbs
Genre
Documentary
Release Date
1987
Production Company
Long Bow Group
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
