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A Controversial China-Africa Documentary is Now Available to View Online… But You’ll Have to Hurry

by Eric Olander

The controversial documentary about Enock Alu, a teenager growing up in a Chinese Buddhist orphanage in Malawi, who is torn between his African identity and his Chinese upbringing is now available to view for free online for a limited period.

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