Self reliance
By: a report by Felix Greene.
Contributors: Greene, Felix.; World Entertainers, ltd.
Series: One man's China
Publisher: Felix Greene; World Entertainers Ltd.
Published: 1972
Place of publication: [China]; [s.l.]
Language: eng
Format: Motion picture
Number of pages: 25
Subjects: Industries -- China.; Industrial policy -- China.; Industries -- Social aspects -- China.; China -- Economic conditions -- 1949-
Description: Greene calls China a "do-it-yourself" country. Small industry is encouraged, especially in the rural areas. However, if China as a nation is to become self-sufficient, it must develop agriculturally, and it must conserve its natural resources. The need to develop a foreign trade market on the basis of national independence is also outlined. Scenes of small and heavy industry are shown: from a small auto construction group, to the construction of large freighters in a 90-day time period. The overall picture indicates China is becoming a more industrialized nation.-
Notes: photographer/writer/narrator/producer, Felix Greene.-

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