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FRONTLINE Young and Restless in China

FRONTLINE presents intimate portraits of nine young Chinese over the course of four years, examining the reality of their lives as they navigate their way through a country that is changing daily. Tuesday, June 17th 9:00 p.m. KUAT6 & KUAT-HD by Hector Gonzalez

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They are westernized, savvy about today’s interconnected world, ambitious — and often torn between their culture and their aspirations. Set to an original soundtrack of Chinese rock and hip-hop music, this provocative film presents an in-depth look at what it means to be young and Chinese today.

FRONTLINE follows these nine individuals as they struggle to find their paths in the nation’s booming economy and confront the opportunities and challenges of modernity. As China prepares for its global “coming out” party at the Olympics, they highlight themes of capitalism, nationalism, identity and globalization that are creating the new China.

See previews and find out more at pbs.org

Watch it Tuesday, June 17th at 9:00 p.m. on KUAT6 & KUAT-HD

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