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China's leaders have promised a decisive role for markets in its huge economy, and a litany of economic reforms are underway. But in many areas, the country is still relatively closed off.
Try using Instagram, for example. No snaps allowed!
China banned the photo-sharing platform after pro-democracy protests rocked Hong Kong in 2014.
The social media platform now can't be accessed from anywhere within the so-called Great Firewall of China, a censorship project operated for more than a decade by the Communist Party.
- Last updated March 17 2017 08:26 AM ET
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