China – Page 4 – Dharma Documentaries

Dorothy Wong, Buddhist Pilgrim-Monks, 2

An illustrated talk on the great pilgrim-scholar monks in China in the 7th and 8th centuries and their influence in Japan.

An illustrated talk on the great pilgrim-scholar monks in China in the 7th and 8th centuries and their influence on the arts.

A very moving story of a wolf cub and his human parents and his eventual return to the wilds.

The last of five films about people who were connected with Dunhuang features the history of Hong Bian, whose family cave became the Library Cave.

The fourth of five films about people who were connected with Dunhuang features the Xuan Zang and, at a distance, Wu Zetian.

The third of five films about people who were connected with Dunhuang features Juqu Mengxun, who builds the first of the Mogao Caves.

The second of five films about people who were connected with Dunhuang features the Governor Cang Ci.

The first of five films about people who were connected with Dunhuang features the general Ban Chao.

A look at Buddhism in modern China, and how it has been successful in revitalizing the religion.

This film from NatGeo looks at the water crisis around the world, which has multi dimensions, and is largely under-reported.