| Part of Series | With Good Reason |
| Length | 29:34 |
| Licensor | VFH Radio |
| Producer(s) | With Good Reason radio |
| Formats | Interview, Soft Feature |
| Topics | International, Media, News |
| Produced | Unspecified |
| Added to PRX | May 13, 2008 |
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Exploring the history and culture of China with the sensitivity of a filmmaker who grew up in China as the daughter of a famous American scholar.
Produced by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities for the Higher Education Broadcasting Consortium. Jesse Dukes and Elliot Majerczyk, associate producers. Andrew Wyndham, executive producer.
Filmmaker Carma Hinton (George Mason University) grew up in China as the daughter of a famous American scholar. Using her unique insight into two cultures, American and Chinese, she?s produced thirteen documentary films about China for a Western audience. She tries to show the complexity of China, a nation that she sees as neither wholly evil nor wholly good, but on a difficult path to becoming a powerful and democratic state.
