Poor rural villages show China's economic dilemma

The debt problems in Europe have led many to hope that China will use its financial muscle to save the world. But China has its own pressing economic problems, as Michael Bristow finds out.

China's remarkable economic development is reflected in its booming cities of skyscrapers, expensive cars and designer clothes shops.

Few foreign visitors travelling to Beijing, Shanghai or Guangzhou fail to be impressed by the country's recent achievements.

But there is another side of China that is less visible - the poor rural areas that suggest growth has been uneven, or worse, has left some behind.     Read Here