1976-

Twenty-one-year-old Rachel DeWoskin moves to Beijing to work for an American PR firm, and while she is there, she is swept into the glamorous world of Chinese television.

Describes modern China's cities and villages, focusing on the daily lives of young people in the 1970's.

Explores how the student-led demonstrations at Tianamen Square in the spring of 1989 have changed the government and social policies of China.

Presents a study of reforms in China since the death in 1976 of Mao Zedong, and discusses the effects of cultural revolution on the people, living standards between rural and urban areas, corruption, and a government that continues to resist change.

Presents twenty-three articles that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to China, debating questions about the problems facing China, the state of democracy and human rights, U.S. foreign policy toward China, and whether China poses a threat to the U.S.

In graphic novel format, a young girl describes her experiences growing up in China, beginning with the death of Chairman Mao in 1976.