China Report Magazine Issue 35 Edición anterior

China's top leaders have set their targets for the economic growth this year, and revealed the blueprint for the next five years. Can they deliver? (p. 16-25, 70-71) Attention is again turned to the severe shortage of medical facilities for children, especially those left behind in the countryside (p32-34). For Peking Opera fans, what has happened in Germany may shed some light on reviving the cultural gem (p44-46). Internationally, China is running out of options in handling North Korea (p26-28). And finally, a Chinese film director has pushed to the extreme the concept of 'fly on the wall'; he used purely cctv footages to make a full length film and called it Dragonfly Eyes (p52-54).