As a travel blogger, you must often go out to collect wind and collect materials, and the result is that this wave of YQ is too fierce, not to mention the style, buying vegetables is a problem.
Travel bloggers who stay at home can only watch documentaries to appreciate the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, and an excellent documentary makes people "unmoved, their hearts are far away".
1. "Aerial Photography China" Recommendation Index:
Since 2017, the "Aerial Photography China" series has been broadcast for 3 seasons, a total of 11 episodes, each episode will introduce a province or autonomous region, and the fourth season is expected to be released in 2022.
The reason why I would recommend this documentary as my first recommendation is because it was shot from the perspective of aerial photography, and the content includes cultural customs, festivals and so on in addition to natural scenery, which is very comprehensive.
Because many places have controls on the release of drones, even if you visit these places yourself, it is impossible to capture the angle of the top view.
However, this series has the background of CCTV, as well as professional recording equipment, and the post-production team, and the picture shown is not something that ordinary tourists can see when they visit the scene.
The audience can leave the ground like a bird, rush into the clouds, see the spectacle exclusive to the sky, overlook the land where they live day and night, and even if they are familiar with the scene, they will change their appearance.
For more introduction, please poke the documentary "Aerial Photography of China", the body is not moving, the heart is far away
2. Recommended index of "Hexi Corridor":
"Hexi Corridor" is a historical documentary + scenery documentary released in 2015, with 57,000 people on Douban scoring a high score of 9.7, which shows that this documentary from recording to post-production, from photography to soundtrack, from actors to narration, almost all aspects have captured the hearts of the audience and poked at the aesthetics of Chinese audiences.
The historical re-enactment part does not want to be repeated, but to mention the scenery photography in this documentary alone. "Hexi Corridor" specially employs two foreign landscape photographers, whose works are not only shown in the opening of each episode, but also interspersed in the empty mirror of the narration.
"A thousand years at a glance, a thousand miles in one step", history and present, time and space alternate on the Hexi Corridor.
They recorded the most beautiful Hexi Corridor in China, and after watching it, they wanted to buy a ticket and rush to Gansu to relive the Kumo Roshi Temple, Tiantishan Grottoes, Mogao Grottoes, and Colorful Danxia introduced in the film.
For more introduction, please poke the highest score of Chinese documentaries and recommend it to every audience who likes Chinese culture
3. "Beautiful China" recommendation index:
"Beautiful China" is a documentary jointly produced by CCTV and the BBC to record China's natural scenery, with a total of 6 episodes.
It was first released in 2008 and re-edited by CCTV in 2012.
In 2008, when the Beijing Olympic Games were held, I wanted to introduce China to the world through documentaries, so that the world could understand China more, so as to promote the hosting of the Olympic Games.
It can be said that the documentary seemed to be a success in 2008. But after a few years of looking at it, I feel a little crotchy.
Why would a documentary still pull the crotch? Because after 2008, our country has entered a high-speed development, and in 2020, the mainland has achieved full poverty alleviation.
The caves that were originally photographed, the mobile sheep herding, and the village farmhouses were somewhat out of tune and should be dusted in the historical archives.
Of course, part of the reason was that the BBC had a somewhat dark design when editing, so we re-edited it again later.
I would like to tell you that I want everyone to have a better understanding of the recording background of this documentary, and to be able to see the history and humanities introduced in the film with a development perspective.
As a scenery documentary, the recording of nature is beyond the limits of time, and it will be shocking whenever you watch it!
For more introduction, please poke the documentary "Beautiful China" and record it for the sake of the future
4. "Starry Sky Overlook Huaxia" Recommended Index:
Because I am an archaeology enthusiast myself, this documentary that uses scientific and technological archaeology to reveal ancient Chinese ruins immediately hit me.
We ordinary tourists, when visiting some ancient sites, will feel very "boring", nothing more than some earth pits, ruins, broken walls, can not see the mystery.
However, the host of the film, Maka, is an archaeologist who has visited many sites in the world, and has also read many Works of Chinese Archaeology and the travelogues of his predecessors, so he is particularly yearning for the mysterious land of the East.
There is a clip in the play where Maca takes out a copy of marco polo's travels that have long been mottled, reads a description of the imperial city of Yuan Dadu, and is curious about what kind of city Yuan Dadu is, and the story also begins.
I like the profession of this documentary, even if some of the bridges are deliberately performed, after all, archaeological achievements are not easily obtained by a dozen film crews, but they popularize the cutting-edge technology of today's scientific and technological archaeology to the audience, and it can be regarded as archaeological science popularization to the public.
The four stars for this documentary are because there are only 3 episodes, which are based on the Great Wall, Yuan Dadu, and Shi'an Ruins, although there are introductions to other sites, but if you are not interested in archaeology, you may not be able to enter the drama.
For more introduction, please poke the documentary "Starry Sky Overlooking Huaxia": Exploring Chinese History with Scientific and Technological Archaeology
5. Recommended index of "Four Treasures of Chinese Literature":
"Four Treasures of Chinese Literature" was released in 2016 and is divided into 6 episodes, as the name suggests, this documentary introduces the "pen, ink, paper and stone" in the four treasures of Chinese literature.
Although it is an introduction to "things", in addition to the traditional four treasures of literature such as Huzhou, Xuancheng, Huangshan and Zhaoqing, the filming location has traveled to nearly 20 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions and Taiwan, and even traveled to Japan, South Korea and Italy, shooting for a total of 456 days and obtaining 54TB of precious materials.
In this documentary, in addition to the objects, scenes, and people, I like the craftsmen who adhere to the ancient law in the documentary, most of them are simply dressed, and they are still a little shy in front of the camera, but when they sit in front of the workbench, it is as if they have changed a person, radiant, and the skillful movements are like clouds and flowing water.
Nowadays, many intangible cultural heritages are in the dilemma of no successor, although there are projects to protect, but young people do not "catch a cold" at all, and need more similar documentaries to record, to spread, to call.
For more introduction, please poke at home to watch the documentary, "Four Treasures of Chinese Literature" to learn the beauty of ancient law
6. "If National Treasures Could Talk" Recommendation Index:
"If National Treasures Can Talk" is a documentary about Chinese cultural relics, a total of 100 episodes, divided into four seasons, 25 episodes per season, each episode introduces a cultural relic in 5 minutes, and there are currently 75 cultural relics in 3 seasons.
This is not a documentary about natural beauty, but a documentary about the history of humanities.
I am a travel blogger who especially likes to visit museums, and the museums in each province and city are a must-check place for me every time I travel.
I think that artifacts are the imprint of human development, and the museum is the epitome of the city, which condenses the development of the human beings who have lived on this land for thousands of years. "If National Treasures Could Talk" selects 100 national cultural relics, which is a interpretation of Chinese civilization.
Each episode is 5 minutes long, learn about a cultural relic, walk into a piece of history, and reinvent a glory.
For more introduction, please poke the documentary "If the National Treasure Can Talk", the depth of love, the responsibility