@article{1355253,
      note = {Title from resource description page (viewed June 10,  2015).},
      author = {Esmann, Frank,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1355253},
      title = {China opens up = Kina abner sig /},
      abstract = {This is a view of China in transition through the eyes of  six members of the intelligentsia. They are addressing the  issue of freedom of expression and censorship. Among them  are: an author who points out that if his book gets banned  in China he will reap the profits from foreign sales; a  film director who know how far he can go to get by the  censors; a journalist dedicated to socialism who feels she  must expose corruption despite receiving threats; a  dramatist who speaks out about China's transformation; a  composer who observes that Western music has gained  acceptance; and an artist who looks forward to the day when  'more voices can be heard.' They offer widely differing  opinions about China's future. Some have developed into  high powered entrepreneurs; others still long for communism  in its purest form. Artistic freedom is no longer looked  upon as a force that threatens the system. There is a  growing understanding that in a society as complex as  China's, the state-sanctioned arts of the communist era are  simplistic and irrelevant.},
      recid = {1355253},
      pages = {1 online resource (24 min.)},
}