Author: Xia Jun, Yin Shan
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is based on the 12-part television documentary series "Housing Changes China," incorporating a significant amount of material and data collected during the creative process that was not suitable for television presentation. It is a work that provides an in-depth analysis of this historically significant transformation. Compared to the television series, the book offers a richer and more concrete interpretation of the grand theme "Housing Changes China," building upon the documentary's foundation. From a macro perspective, it provides a multi-dimensional examination of China's real estate development, changes in living conditions, transformations in urban and rural landscapes, as well as the resulting shifts in lifestyles, thinking patterns, and ideological concepts of the Chinese people over the past two decades of reform and opening-up.
Living Changes China (Includes CD-ROM)
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