The Secret Behind China's Success EP1 | Rapid Transformation | Innovation Meets Tradition

More than a billion citizens. More than three thousand years of history. And yet China can seem opaque from the outside, monolithic and inscrutables. This documentary show audiences modern China from the inside, with close-up stories of everything from agriculture to the arts. TThis is a portrait of an ancient country that moves at high speed into the future.

The Secret Behind China's Success (2014)
Original Title: How China Works
Release date: December 12, 2014 (Singapore)
Country of origin: Singapore
Languages: English, Mandarin
Production company: Infocus Asia

This part of the documentary explores China's rapid transformation into a global economic powerhouse by examining its ambitious infrastructure projects and urban development strategies.

The show highlights China's ability to blend cutting-edge technology, innovative engineering, and traditional culture to overcome massive logistical and environmental challenges.

Each episode delves into various projects such as the construction of megacities, sustainable development initiatives, and complex transportation systems, showcasing China's commitment to modernity while maintaining its historical roots.

Forster provides insights into how China’s approach to problem-solving and scale is shaping the future of global architecture and infrastructure.

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[renchengwang]

that building finished on 2015. this documentary is at least 9 years old.

[skyskysky]

Please make new 2024 version of this documentary. China is changing so fast. This documentary feels so ancient

[herzabaletae]

The documentary is a little bit old, but is perhaps the best documentary I have ever seen about China, what a beautiful nation!! 中国

[theinfralink]

It’s not that complicated. China for 40 plus years fought no wars and single mindedly focusing on developing its economy and improving people’s living ves.

[WealthyChronicle]

Did anyone else feel a rush of excitement watching the high-speed rail footage? China's taking transportation to a whole new level!

[markosmataasii]

This documentary is really old. Looking from the video scenes maybe around late 2000s (circa 2008). As they say, within 1 year, CHINA changed so much. I have a friend from US who graduated in Shanghai, left around 2011. After she returned, this year after a decade, she was amazed on the vast changes in CHINA.

[lovinenglanduk]

A brilliant documentary that afforded us a good insight of China, having read and watched here in UK the very biased reporting about the country.

[glenchua]

This is really a huge eye-uponner into what enormose advancement and modernization that China has advanced to in just such short period of 20 years.
Amazing !!! You have conquored the world already many times over. Great respect. Keep going, more, more advancements.. Thank you. Good luck.
As an overseas Chinese, a Singaporean, I am very proud of the progress that China has. I am proud of being a Chinese.

[thebeatbali]

Yes, this documentary was made in 2014 way before the West or US decided China was a threat for no apparent reason

[frankcoffey]

What China can count on is that it’s competition will admit what they don’t want to happen. So China knows exactly what to do. Whatever global companies are trying to stop is exactly what China will do. Solar and EVs are good examples.

[NondumisoNyembezi]

This was a nice alternate insight into Chinese culture

[TravelwithJennifer-xz]

Traveling teaches you to appreciate the simple joys of life and the beauty of different cultures.

[tonivang]

It will take over 30 years to build a high speed railway from Sacramento to Los Angeles; while china building a high speed railway from Khumin China to the Capitol city of Vientiane Laos in less than 5 years for less than 7 billion dollars. The Chinese is ahead in construction technologies.

[sportsonwheelss]

Massive one time 586 billion stimulus package is just only 1/2 of the defense budget every year spend on weapons of destruction. Show you where the priorities are. Mean while, there are potholes and homeless encampments are ever growing.

[MananaManana-ij]

wow....What a powerful documentary....learnt a lot

[snowwny]

The Chinese knows “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”. They have a very effective 5-year plan. They achieve and set new goal every 5 years. Here in the US, we have no plan. Every year is the same. 😂

[chrischea]

This video tells me one thing about China. These people are very hard working. They build their country without the world bank and the IMF. Just hard work and a clear vision!

[syed]

China who spent there country but not in Wars.And that’s why the grew super nice in only 40 years.

[davidcheung]

There is no secret. You work hard, keep promise, contribute. You build more roads and bridges instead of military bases. You generate more power than establish power in this world. You do business rather than bomb other countries. You treat others fairly rather than bully.

[tanthiennguyen]

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