The China Story: One Fourth of Humanity Trailer (1968)

02 October 1968 Factual 74 mins

A documentary about American journalist Edgar Snow's experiences in China, made up of footage he personally shot in the 1930s and during his 1964 and 1966 trips to the country, paired with archival materials supplied by the Central Newsreel Studio. Snow was a groundbreaking reporter who introduced the world at large to Mao's communist revolution through his seminal book, Red Star Over China.

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Cast

Edgar Snow as Narration

Mao Zedong

Zhou Enlai

Crew

Edgar Snow Director

Edgar Snow Writer

International Titles

One Fourth of Humanity: The China Story by Edgar Snow Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 02 October 1968

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