PBS – China: A Century of Revolution (1997) Part 1: China In Revolution

No country on earth has a longer, or more fascinating history than China. Towards the end of the 20th Century, director Sue Williams made three documentaries about China. These films were made before China had become known as an economic behemoth.
During the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, the West was both fearful of and curious about the cloistered Communist countries of Eastern Europe and Asia. Writer/Director Sue Williams and chief producer Kathryn Pierce-Dietz clearly seized on a rare opportunity to track down and interview as many participants of the country’s major historical events before time eventually claimed their lives – a loss that would’ve robbed history of their anecdotes and testimonies of personal experiences of the country’s civil war between nationalist and communist forces, war with the invading Japanese, and an ongoing war with ideologues struggling to modernize every corner of the country in spite of the glaring contradiction between a steeped communist society dabbling in western capitalism.
China: A Century of Revolution covers much of China during the 20th Century, beginning with the overthrowing of the Qing Dynasty by Sun Yat-sen’s revolutionary forces around 1911 and ending during the mid-1990s when rapid economic development introduced de-stabilizaing elements into society.
This powerful six-hour documentary takes a remarkable first-hand look at China’s most tumultuous century, examining its social, political and cultural upheaval through personal accounts, rare archival film footage and insightful commentary. Definitive, and unforgettable, China: A Century of Revolution is an astonishingly candid view of a once secret nation.
Originally broadcast on PBS in three parts from 1989-1997, China: A Century of Revolution is a remarkable documentary on the main events and figures that transformed a largely rural nation into an economic powerhouse between 1911 and 1989.

Written, Produced and Directed by Sue Williams ; Ambrica Productions in association with WGBH Boston and Channel 4 Television UK

Part 1: China in Revolution (1911-1949)
China In Revolution begins in 1911 with the fall of the last emperor and continues through 1949, highlighting four decades of civil war, foreign invasion and the ascension of rival leaders Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek. Rarely seen photos and film footage – among the earliest ever recorded in China – reveal fascinating details of a long-censored history. Hear the facts and meet the people who experienced modern China’s most violent era.

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