First, have a bird's eye view of China from above.
Produced by National Geographic of the United States, it is magnificent. Marvel Comics looked at the vastness and greatness of China from a foreigner's point of view, and was proud when he watched it. The standard American pronunciation is rich and beautiful, and the proportion of complex sentences is not much. Familiar cultural background further reduces the difficulty of understanding. Every sentence is a textbook example, with beautiful words and sentences, catching up with the documentary made by Yang Ma.
Second, the royal secrets of the royal family.
The British royal family is probably the most talked about royal family in the world. This series of documentaries satisfies the curiosity of ordinary people who eat melons about the distant royal life. By the way, they can also visit the resplendent palaces of Queen kimball, Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace and Windsor Castle, which are the great love of my castle palace fans.
This is a British blockbuster, so both the narrator and the interviewee use standard British pronunciation, which makes me speak English very "royal" for a few days. The difficulty is that some historical events and cultural backgrounds are unfamiliar, and the name of the king or queen alone makes me dizzy.
III. Extraordinary Restaurant (translated by myself)
Extraordinary dining place
Hong Kong and European cuisine is not my dish, but it doesn't prevent me from enjoying their food programs.
Host Fred? Sirieix was born in France, so his English sounds with an accent, but this is a trip to explore shops all over Europe. There are many French accents and Italian accents in the program, but it is very charming, and the feeling of European vacation is coming. Because yq can't travel abroad, watching this program can be addictive.
For the treasure children who learn English, the highlight of this program is to listen to Fred's praise for the fancy of each restaurant and appreciate the art of language: how to make up plain things.