Documentary about life in Canton [Guangzhou], over the border from Hong Kong. The New Zealand film crew observe the lifestyle, agriculture and the education of village children. This documentary also shows the great Wall of China; stone animals which line the roadside below the mountains were built in homage to the Emperor [Yeung Lowe], art treasures which have existed for more than 500 years and have not been damaged in any way; the Peking Zoo and the Panda bear and young children acrobats practising their skills.

Primary Title
  • Children in China
Date Broadcast
  • 1957
Release Year
  • 1957
Duration
  • 56:00
Channel
  • Media Services
Broadcaster
  • The University of Auckland Library
Programme Description
  • Documentary about life in Canton [Guangzhou], over the border from Hong Kong. The New Zealand film crew observe the lifestyle, agriculture and the education of village children. This documentary also shows the great Wall of China; stone animals which line the roadside below the mountains were built in homage to the Emperor [Yeung Lowe], art treasures which have existed for more than 500 years and have not been damaged in any way; the Peking Zoo and the Panda bear and young children acrobats practising their skills.
Classification
  • Unknown
Owning Collection
  • Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
  • Television
Languages
  • English
Captions
Live Broadcast
  • No
Rights Statement
  • Made for the University of Auckland's educational use.
Notes
  • From DVD LD13-0827.
Subjects
  • Documentary films--New Zealand
  • Children--China--Guangzhou
Genres
  • Documentary
Contributors
  • The Hayward Historical Film Trust (Production Unit)
  • Hayward Film Productions Ltd (Production Unit)
  • Rudall Hayward (Producer)
  • Ramai Hayward (Cameraperson)
  • Ramai Hayward (Director)
  • Raeburn Griffiths (Narrator)
Subjects
  • Documentary films--New Zealand
  • Children--China--Guangzhou