The world is having a food shortage crisis, propelled by rising prices, the conflicts in Ukraine, and the ongoing pandemic. But can we side-step this perfect storm? Grain supplies have been stable in China for many years, despite a history of hunger over hundreds if not thousands of years. Our Host James Chau looks at that story of pain, innovation, and overcoming the odds.

With an 18,000 kilometer coastline, China has a unique opportunity to use its offshore wind farms for social good. Our Host James Chau looks at different facilities that are meeting demand for the huge population, but in a green and sustainable way. Windmills dotted in the water are a familiar sight in areas such as Jiangsu that are powering electricity with nature's blessing.

China may be best known for its Great Wall, but is also has a series of walls carved into the sides of some of its mountains. It’s a feat of will, perseverance and innovation — and connects communities once isolated by geography. This story from our Host James Chau