While China is an economic superpower, its cheap-labor advantage is ending; its air and water are polluted; and its society is fractured by rich and poor. How can China achieve its goal of becoming a "moderately well off society" in a world of turbulent markets and a society of social disparities?

Originally released by Film Ideas, 2014. Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on March 15, 2019.

Dream for China (2:04); --Must Economic Growth Worsen Social Gaps? (4:38); -- China's Economic Foundation (2:34); -- How can Economic Transformation Work? (6:20); -- Can China Finance its Complex Economy? (1:49); -- Private Capital Chain (3:48); -- Pilot Financial Zone (2:33); -- Financial Reform in Shanghai (3:18); -- Is China Advancing Manufacturing? (2:52); -- Sany (3:56); -- Will Pollution Control Slow Economic Growth? (2:57); -- Exposing Apple's Environmental Damage (3:28); -- Victory in Nansha (4:06); -- Beijing Smog (4:50); -- Improving Government Transparency (3:37); -- Prioritizing Public Health (2:31); -- Credits: China's Challenges: Where is China's Economy Going? (0:40); .