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Mines and DesertsContinuous drought because of climate change is making life hard for Mongolian herders and miners. Many farmers feel forced to move.
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Double LifeIn Beijing a smartphone is essential for paying, navigating, identification but also to meet like-minded people. How long will the government keep allowing this freedom?
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A Refrigerator for the AfterlifeChinese people bring yearly offerings to their deceased relatives. Every necessity for the afterlife is burned at the grave site. Also deceased ones can still be united to each other in a spiritual marriage.
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The Straight PathRuben examines what the Tao means for Chinese youngsters and he meets a hermit who has been living in a cave for decades.
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The K-StreetYoung migration towards China's cities heavily affects health care around the country. Ruben talks to elderly people in rural areas waiting for their treatment for serious diseases.