Last month, the second season of "But There Are Books" ended perfectly, and the Douban rating has not been lower than 9.0 since its inception.
Just like the first season, from an exclusive perspective, it records those lovely and respectable boat weavers, creators, and book lovers who are passionate about books.
Coupled with the powerful post-animation of the second season, the naughty commentary subtitles show the erudition and fun of the protagonists to the fullest - the original people who deal with books are so interesting.
But there is still a book 2 in the third episode of listening to the translator of rock and roll Yang Wuneng
If you read the second season of "But There Are Books", you still feel that it is not too addictive, maybe you can find more about the day and night of book lovers here.
Publisher's Day and Night
People who love editing will eventually sit in the position of editors, and people who like to read will definitely read the books they should read.
Just like the founder of "Reading Library" in the fourth episode, Lao Liu, said, "I love to do this, just do it."
The bookmaker in the documentary "Book Watching Machine" is also doing publishing for the love of "feeling that everyone still really loves books, so they will stay here".
Tang Shi, the editor said in "Staring at the Book Machine":
I feel that everyone still really loves books, so they will stay here
One episode is ten minutes long, for a total of twenty episodes. With a short time and a large number of episodes, "Book Watcher" will present the rich content compactly to the audience.
Turn the camera on the editors, designers, translators, book marketers and other behind-the-scenes traders of books, truly showing their love and dedication to making books, and their adherence to culture.
Another documentary, "Book Fans", tells the story of book lovers from the perspectives of making books, opening bookstores, searching for books, and selling books.
From the first episode of "The Birth of a Book", it began to track down, telling how many people behind a wonderful book cooperated efforts, to recording the "Bookstore Storm" that is still committed to promoting reading under the fast food culture, to the "Map of Tao Book Fans" drawn by fans who followed the footprints of book diggers, and finally to the "Selling Secretary" that records that book sellers find good old books for book lovers and find a good home for good old books.
People who love books always seem to carry an extraordinary perseverance. The same is true of Ma Diguang in the Japanese drama "The Chronicle of the Boat".
As an introverted young man who can't use words to convey his ideas well, Ma Diguang also sits in a position that emphasizes interpersonal communication, which can make him "stressful".
Stills from "The Chronicle of the Boat"
However, he had a keen understanding of words, but he was finally photographed by the editorial department, met colleagues in the editorial department who loved words deeply, and spent up to fifteen years compiling a small boat to the other shore.
The scene of literature
In the fifth episode of "But There Are Books 2", the stories of writers Ban Yu, Liang Hong, and Lu De'an make us more convinced of the saying: art comes from reality, and reality is often more magical than art.
But There Are Books 2 Episode V
Lissell, a 9-year-old girl in the movie "Book Thief", was born in Germany in 1939 and faces the tragedy of a broken family alone, and despite the hardships of life, she finds that books are more difficult to resist than food, and she can't help but start stealing books.
Stills from Book Thief
Liselle, the poor girl whom Death calls a "book thief," struggles to survive in war-torn Germany and incredibly helps those around her who are equally suffering.
Talking about the topic of realistic materials, I would also like to recommend "Video Poems in Bookstores", a documentary that records the appearance of a total of 40 independent bookstores in Taiwan.
Video Poems in Bookstores
The director of the documentary said: "After filming, I realized that opening bookstores is a hard, not romantic industry at all, and I am glad that these bookstores have preserved cultural diversity for Taiwan, which is full of chain stores." ”
Because each boss has a different personality and style, the shooting method has also changed, like shooting 40 different short films.
Some short films focus on the personal charm of the boss, while others tell moving stories, showing the stories belonging to 40 bookstores.
Speaking of which, the people who can make "Austin Book Club" seem to have rich practical experiences.
Austin Book Club
The Austin Book Club gathers a variety of members, and each gathering focuses on discussing a book.
But even the members of the book club who read the same book and love the same story will have their own lives and troubles.
Jane Austenian rules and self-discipline always affected them, but the difference was that they ended up passively accepting no longer in a permissive manner.
In the past, they simply thought that "Austin would not do this" and directly denied everything, but now they began to think about "what would Austin do", and then decided to use self-discipline to explore themselves, thinking about the deeper depths of their previous choices.
From paper to the road
In addition to the above documentaries and film and television dramas, I would like to recommend these documentaries this time, the subjects they shoot are very common but often overlooked.
Xinhua Bookstore, for Chinese, should be the most widely known place to read and buy books.
The documentary "Xinhua Bookstore" tells the story of the war years from the war years of gunfire and smoke to the south following the People's Liberation Army, from the cultural construction of New China waiting to be rebuilt to the reading fever of the 1980s, from the great prosperity after the reform and opening up to the adherence to the cultural position in the tide of the market economy.
At every major historical node, the shadow of Xinhua Bookstore can be seen.
The Self-Narration of British Novelists is a documentary that presents the perspectives of British novelists who are at the forefront of the new revolution.
The Self-Narration of British Novelists
From the germination of new consciousness and ideological crisis induced by war and the decline of empires, to the apocalyptic horrors and war doubts at the end of World War II, to the clash of customs and sacred ideas in the seventies and eighties.
Three episodes, each with an hour. Quickly interspersed with information and interviews, it must be a British version of the "walking thousands of miles"
If you still want to see a wider range of topics, you might as well try "The Beauty of Books" again.
Expert interviews, data forensics, field trips, familiar, meticulous documentation.
From the repeated revisions of the Bible, to those medieval masterpieces, to picture books and paperback books.
The beauty of books, the first episode
Whether it's philosophy, religion, art, science, politics, or ideologies expressed through whimsical fiction, books can convey all these new ideas to eager readers around the world.
Some of the world's most important books, which, by their own strength, have become breathtaking and iconic masterpieces.
And The Beauty of Books tells you, "How."
Editor丨Liao Ruhua, Chen Hongwei (Intern)
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