China, a World Apart

For the orphans left behind by the condemned, the state makes no provision.
One woman, nicknamed Grandmother Zhang, decided to devote her life to them.

Director: Elodie Pakosz

[pratapdas]

You all grandma of orphanage home are living God for these angel children.
May God bless you 😭😍🙌🙏🙏🙏

[johnnyrascal]

The grandfather is a great man to step up for his grandchildren when no one else would.

[Xeonzs]

Really great documentary, so many touching moments, I would gladly give up my life to become a full-time volunteer at such an orphanage as long I could be housed and fed.
Much better than working a soul-destroying job for a greedy corporation.

[paulomendonca]

So sad to watch... those children dont deserve anything but love.
Hope the Creator dont forget them.

[robertmungai]

the saddest thing I have seen this year.poor kids

[miriamwilson]

May God bless this wonderful woman. Such a sad situation. Heartbreaking.

[flaviojunior]

Everything causes me a deep anguish. Poor beings.

[CyprusTM]

The one woman just traumatized the kids in that prison. Like shut up, i bet they have enough worries.

[simpungamanzididier]

This woman deserves a Nobel Peace Prize

[scottmarquardt]

I hope when I'm 93 I live on the Omaha reservation and help kids.

[paulandrulis]

Talk about cruel and unusual punishment and clear demonstration of what it means to be treated as an animal without any human rights.

[amytang]

The captions in this documentary are different from what that woman really said😊, which is very confusing. For example she said to the boy and the girl that their parents were sentenced to lengthy terms of imprisonment but never mentioned death sentence or why they were sentenced. It makes me confused whether I can speak Chinese or not 😂.

[PPJ.Mrfg]

Conditions déplorables, travail des enfants, privations de nourriture... quel excellente grand mère !! Et des journalistes qui adorent filmer la detresse des gens en leur remémorant les pires moments de leurs vie. Super documentaire 😡

[js]

Why does China get nothing but bad publicity in the west? I’m a Canadian and I love China and Chinese culture
🇨🇦❤️🇨🇳🙏☮️

[rafaeldemaupas]

Il date de quelle année le reportage ? Sûrement pas 2024

[noduh]

Whenever I think it's bad I just watch something about life in China and I think I'm so lucky to be myself

[paulonganga-hvmx]

These made me feel like crying all the time because why pass a law that gonna affect the children why 😤😤😤😤😤🤔🤔🙄🙄🙄😭😭😭

[marciapereiramariamaria]

Gostaria de tradução em português, gosto do seu conteúdo, mas é difícil de entender

[rockspeter]

Its too too painful seeing your loved one for the last chance. This is the other side of chine whereby CGTN won't talk about

[Stricks]

TL:DW - It will ever amaze me how a country with 1B+ inhabitants can't do what for ex: my country has done with roughly 10M inhabitants, how do they accept to live like this, when the empire had the weapon of controlling information I can comprehend they knew nothing better so... but today there's the internet and no it's not blocked there it's restricted which means it's harder to access to the FULL thing but doable in fact if you pay attention they are everywhere (😮😜) but they are if ypu pay attention like in "forbidden" social media and stuff so they now know better and choose to do nothing 🤦🏻‍♂️