This episode on life in China today from the internet TV station Danwei, part of their Hard Hat series, is 5 minutes 51 seconds long. It is a short program about
the newsstands of Beijing where most residents of the city purchase
newspapers and magazines. The program includes short interviews with a
newsstand operator and two customers. Shot and edited by Luke Mines,
presented by Jeremy Goldkorn.
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