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The Homeland of Literature
Episode 7 x 50 minutes
Mo Yan's Gaomi Northeast Township, Jia Ping's Shangzhou Countryside, Chi Zijian's Ice and Snow North Country, Alai's Jiarong Tibetan Area, Liu Zhenyun's Yanjin World, And Bi Feiyu's Northern Jiangsu Water Town, the documentary "Hometown of Literature" presents the journey of six contemporary Chinese writers in transforming their hometowns of life into the hometowns of literature.
"It is not so much that the writer chose the land, but rather that the land chose the writer —Gaomi Northeast Township chose Mo Yan, and Qinling Shangzhou chose Jia Pingwa."
Chi Zijian walked in the snow field of her hometown, she said: "It seems that every grain of snow is telling me..."
"The Hometown of Literature" is a work intertwined with documentary and imagination, which not only tells the story of the writer's return to his hometown, but also presents the psychological picture of the writer's creation of the literary hometown.
The film tracks the process of writers returning to their hometowns, finding the secrets of their childhood, finding the origin of their encounter with literature, and even the process of conceiving literary works, showing the unique life trajectory of each writer...
"A Brief Reading of China"
Episode 6 x 50 minutes
The six-episode documentary "A Brief Reading of China" collects 30 letters from the ancients, focusing on excavating character stories and historical details from the letters, to spy on the ups and downs of the individuals and the times behind the letters, and to understand the wisdom of the sages hidden in the letters.
I hope that the philosophy that has been precipitated for thousands of years can inspire us today; I hope that the face of history will become more vivid in the descriptions of these individuals.
Starting from the 6 themes of small people, love, friendship, life wisdom, family style, and home country, the film interprets a common theme every 5 letters.
Open this documentary, let us try to glimpse the world in different historical periods from 30 letters, and appreciate the arrogance and feelings of Chinese culture.
"I'm Not a Stupid Kid"
3 episodes x 50 minutes
"He was perfectly normal when he wasn't exposed to learning, very lovely and very good at communicating with people. Go to school for an exam, the whole class under the 90 is not, everyone is double hundred double hundred, he is 65! ”
"A child learns pain, and we teach him that it is also painful, and the most painful thing is not to understand why he is like this."
I asked the teacher, is she stupid? Learning is very strenuous, there is really no way. The teacher said that if there is any stupid, just try harder! ”
This is the confusion and distress of the three parents in "I Am Not a Stupid Child".
This is a documentary that observes the growth of children with dyslexia for a long time.
What if you have books that are worth reading, but you don't have the ability to read?
Through the systematic tracking and shooting of three families of children with print disabilities for up to three years, this film truly and deeply reflects their survival dilemmas and growth changes, as well as the unremitting efforts of parents, teachers and children.
Bookworm
3 episodes x 25 minutes
As soon as you hear the name "Book Fan", you know that this documentary tells the story between people who love books and books.
From the four perspectives of making books, opening bookstores, searching for books and selling books, this film shoots bookstores and characters such as Pioneer Bookstore, Cloth Bookstore, Model Bookstore, and Maitian Bookstore.
How was a book "born"? What is the current status of physical bookstores? What is the story between the book shopper and the old book? How do book sellers find good old books for book lovers?
The answers to these questions are all in "Book Fans".
"National Treasure under Fire"
Episode 6 x 50 minutes
Literature and classics are an important carrier of Chinese civilization. The number of precious ancient books is extremely limited, and for every fewer volumes, the cultural information they carry is more dangerous to disappear.
According to statistics, during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression alone, in North China alone, the Japanese army burned more than 650,000 books of all kinds by "burning books", destroyed countless libraries and their precious collections by means of aircraft artillery bombardment, and the Japanese army also specially allocated "cultural relics collectors" to wantonly plunder precious cultural relics and ancient books in the occupied areas, thus stealing and transporting precious ancient books to Japan cannot be counted...
"National Treasures Under The Fire" tells the story of the "rescue operation" of one document after another, including: the northward migration of rare books from the Beiping Library, the "isolated island" of Zheng Zhenduo and others to purchase Jiangnan literature, the westward migration of ancient books of Tsinghua University, the transfer of the "Four Libraries of the Whole Book" of Wenlan Pavilion in Zhejiang Province to Guizhou, the rescue of the "Zhao Cheng Jinzang" by the Eighth Route Army, and the story of the secret collection of precious ancient books in the Shandong Provincial Library in Leshan.
Under the fire of artillery, ancient books cannot be destroyed!
The Resurrection of the Ancient Books
Episode 6 x 50 minutes
The documentary "Resurrection of Ancient Books" interviewed and filmed dozens of domestic front-line ancient book protection workers, recorded their actions and efforts in their work, and explored the efforts and persistence behind them.
How hard is the work of antiquity conservation workers?
They should adhere to the principle of protection first, rescue first, and follow the principle of "minimal intervention, repair as old, and reversibility" in the restoration process, saving the "lives" of thousands of ancient books that are on the verge of destruction. Some of them have cleverly repaired and revived broken ancient books; some have crossed mountains and mountains in search of lost treasures; and some have spent years digging into the secrets behind traditional Chinese handmade paper.
In their eyes, every piece of paper is life, and it is their mission and responsibility to save these ancient books that have gone through the vicissitudes of time and revitalize them.
"The Last Shop"
Episode 6 x 15 minutes
There are some shops, it's very niche, but there's a bunch of people who are still holding out. The documentary "The Last Shop" tells about 6 such shops.
One of the episodes, titled "House of Comic Strips," revolves around the perspectives of shopkeepers and customers who have been reluctant to give up comic strips for more than 20 years.
In the bustling city center of Chengdu, in a row of slightly deserted street shops, the "Comic Book Home" looks inconspicuous, but it carries the feelings of generations of comic book lovers.
In the rush of time, many old streets have been transformed into bustling commercial streets. transformation? Close the door? Or do you want to fight again? More than 40 bookstore owners face a variety of choices.
Most bookstore owners gave up, and the comic book store moved twice, retiring best-selling books such as martial arts, essays, and technology, and opening a "comic strip" franchise.
What does its future hold? Find out in the documentary!
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