These 8 documentaries can help you better learn the history of world civilization 1."The Trajectory of Civilization" 2."Civilization" 3."Ancient World" 4."Atlas of Nations" 5."Immortal Egypt" 6."The Mysterious Nile" 7."Meet Ancient Rome" 8."The Story of India"

The book "History of World Civilization" by Mr. Mark Yao is a little thick (1600 pages), and the words inside are dense, do the students look particularly painful? So what good way can we learn this course?

We thought about it and thought: Isn't the video fragrant?

Therefore, I found several documentaries about the history of world civilization, hoping to help students better learn and understand the history of world civilization.

Without further ado, on the film.

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BBC 'Milestones in the History of Television', the most ambitious documentary film in the history of contemporary art, written and moderated by the renowned art historian Sir Clarke, explores Western European civilization, and Sir Sir defines several important stages in the development of human civilization in this film.

It took two years to shoot Civilisation, spanning 13 countries and visiting more than 100 cities, making the documentary even more iconic in the history of television when it first aired in 1969.

Sir Clarke's engaging dialogue, combined with stunning images of European landmarks, leads us to explore the development of civilization from the fall of the Roman Empire to the Industrial Revolution and beyond. This practice of presenting historical perspectives through art and music has become a benchmark for countless documentaries in the future to look up to and strive to surpass.

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The documentary is a 9-episode remake of Civilisation.

Three of the world's top scholars, Simon Sharma, professor of art history at Columbia University, Mary Beard, professor of classics at Cambridge University, and David Olusoga, a British historian, span across six continents and 31 countries, tell the audience about the great art of mankind from the Stone Age to the present, exploring "the origin of human creation", "the way of viewing art" and "the process of global civilization".

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The BBC documentary Ancient Worlds explores the origins of Western civilization, from the first cities founded in Mesopotamia to the fall of the Roman Empire.

Six episodes discuss six themes, namely: the emergence of the city, the Iron Age, the rise of ancient Greece, the return of the king, the republican era, and the city of God.

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Produced by the Discovery Channel, the documentary consists of 11 episodes, each of which tells the story of a country in the world, starting from the map, telling their history and culture. They are: China, Italy, Brazil, Australia, Mexico, South Africa, India, France, Japan, Egypt, Russia.

The Discovery Atlas aims to create the most comprehensive visual record of the history, civilizations, geography, industry, technology and people of the world.

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In this 4-part documentary, Immortal Egypt with Joann Fletcher, launched by the BBC in 2016, the keynote speaker, Professor Joann Fletcher, will explain one of the world's oldest civilizations, ancient Egyptian civilization.

Ancient Egypt is one of the oldest civilized countries in the history of the world, and in the first dynasty in 3100 BC, ancient Egypt established a unified state. They created unique writings that transcended the times in agriculture and astronomy, and their unique pyramids and sphinxes have survived to this day.

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The emergence and development of ancient Egyptian civilization is inseparable from the Nile, as the ancient Greek historian Herodotus said: "Egypt is the gift of the Nile." ”

In ancient Egypt, the Nile flooded almost every year, flooding farmland, but at the same time making the submerged land into fertile arable land, the Nile also provided transportation facilities for the ancient Egyptians, making it easier for people to travel between cities on the river.

It can be said that ancient Egypt was able to become the most powerful culture at that time, and it was inseparable from the Nile.

This documentary will take you to the longest and most dangerous river in the world, learn about the history of both sides of the river, and appreciate the little-known and charming scenery on both sides of the Nile.

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Around the beginning of the 9th century BC, on the Apennine Peninsula on the northern shore of the Mediterranean, Roman civilization arose. They have experienced the era of monarchy, the era of republicanism and the era of empire, and they have created a splendid civilization. Even to this day, the United States is still known as the "New Rome." At its peak, the city of Rome had a population of more than a million, and that number was not broken until Victorian London, a thousand years later.

Meet the Romans with Mary Beard is a documentary released by the BBC in 2012 to tell the glorious history of Ancient Rome, starting with buildings, monuments, epitaphs and documents left behind by Ancient Rome.

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For more than two thousand years, India has been an important part of the world, but when did this country originate? How did it get to where it is now? These are the two questions that host Michael Wood has struggled to answer us across the country.

In this documentary, Michael Wood will explore some of the ancient places that gave shape to India's history and culture: Patna (one of the greatest cities ever), Madurai (a town that has existed since the first millennium BC) and other ancient regions that were once the center of India's spice trade.

Well, today I will recommend these to you, and when we see good films, we will continue to share them with you