China's All-Seeing Eye

Thirty years ago, the city of Shenzhen didn't exist. Back in those days, it was a string of small fishing villages and collectively run rice paddies, a place of rutted dirt roads and traditional temples. That was before the Communist Party chose it -- thanks to its location close to Hong Kong's port -- to be China's first "special economic zone," one of only four areas where capitalism would be permitted on a trial basis.