The Rise of the Great Nations.

This is China Central Television's first large-scale TV documentary that takes the history of a world power as its theme and is shot across borders.

China is on the road to the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. China's prosperity and strength will create major events in the history of human development. This process will profoundly affect the world pattern.

More than 160 years of catching up in modern times have made it even more important for us to explore our own path to a powerful country.

Based on this background, CCTV has launched a 12-episode TV series "The Rise of Great Powers" to interpret the history of the rise of global powers since the 15th century and explore the reasons behind their prosperity.

It attempts to find a mirror for China's current modernization development from a historical perspective and a global perspective; it attempts to stand at the height of the development of human civilization and uses the search for mankind's unique spiritual wealth as a narrative platform; it attempts to reflect on the turbulent history

In the midst of changes, look for the fundamental forces that drive national development.

Look at foreign development models from an international perspective, and comment on China's situation not only from an economic perspective, but also from a political development perspective.

HEXI CORRIDOR.

Hexi Corridor, a road leading to civilization, a magnificent epic.

When Zhang Qian, a friendly envoy of the Han Empire with a pioneering and adventurous spirit, emptied out the Western Regions, this long and narrow passage stretching to the west of the Yellow River began to become a journey of war and iron horses, a long ancient road for business travelers, and an international forum where Chinese and Western cultures blended and collided.

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However, there has never been a documentary with the theme of "Hexi Corridor" before.

"Hexi Corridor" changes the traditional way of thinking about reproducing the Silk Road in the past. It is no longer a simple historical record, but interprets the culture and history of the Hexi Corridor and even the Silk Road through "storytelling".

The film's all-round presentation of Silk Road culture actually uses modern audio-visual media to reshape and express history, that is, to convey history and people's views on history through visual images and film discourse.