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Caring

A study of the lives of the residents in one block of homes in Harbin City, China, and how the people are "cared for." It includes a study of prison life, acupuncture treatment, and how patients are treated in a mental hospital.

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  • "Caring"@en
  • "Welfare & health care in China"@en
  • "Social organization in China"@en

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  • "A study of the lives of the residents in one block of homes in Harbin City, China, and how the people are "cared for." It includes a study of prison life, acupuncture treatment, and how patients are treated in a mental hospital."@en
  • "Explores the role of family, street, and neighborhood in the care of young and old, using a railway policeman's family in Harbin as a case study. Investigates institutions that care for those with whom the community cannot cope, and discusses the deep-rooted concepts of honor, moral conduct, and respect that govern Chinese life."@en
  • "A study of the lives of the residents in one block of homes in Harbin City, China, and how the people are "cared for". It includes a study of prison life, acupuncture treatment, and how patients are treated in mental hospital."
  • "This explores the ways in which the family, the street, the neighborhood and institutions provide a framework that looks after the young, the old and those with whom the community cannot cope. This focuses on the family of a railway policeman in the northern industrial city of Harbin. Life there is governed by concepts of honor, moral conduct, courtesy and respectful behavior."@en
  • "Explores the role of family, street, and neighborhood in the care of young and old, using a railway policeman's family in Harbin as a case study. Investigates institutions that care for those with whom the community cannot cope, and discusses the deep-rooted concepts of honor, moral conduct, and respect that govern Chinese life. Part two of a twelve-part series."@en
  • "Looks at the systems of caring within the family and neighbourhood in Harbin, China. The care of children, the elderly, the physically and mentally ill, and criminals is also described."@en

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  • "Nonfiction films"@en
  • "Documentary films"@en

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  • "Caring"@en
  • "Caring"

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