The top ten classics in the documentary list include: "Blue Planet", "The Power of Art", "Human Planet", "Pulse of the Earth", "Diary of the Emperor Penguin", "Hexi Corridor" and "If National Treasures Could Talk" "A Bite of China", "Polar" and "Beautiful China".
1. "Blue Planet"
This TV documentary introduces the natural history of the ocean. It has conducted in-depth exploration and reporting from the coast to the bottom of the sea, from shallow sea areas to deep sea areas, allowing us to Audiences see the horror and fascination of the ocean and uncover its hidden secrets.
2. "The Power of Art"
The series combines dramatic reimagining, spectacular photography and Simon Schama's unique and personal narrative to lead the The audience returns to the important historical moments when eight great works of art were born, recreating the creative process of eight famous art masters such as Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and Picasso.
3. "Human Planet"
This film mainly tells the survival of people living in every corner of the world, from remote deserts to bustling cities. Each episode focuses on an iconic geographical environment, revealing how the people there adapted to the environment and the changes and reproduction of surrounding plant and animal species.
4. "Pulse of the Earth"
The drama is adapted from the BBC series "Planet Earth" and tells the story of the migration of three animals in an increasingly harsh global environment. , to awaken the world to cherish the earth and fight against global warming.
5. "Diary of an Emperor Penguin"
The film uses a documentary method supplemented by narration to depict the emperor penguins relying on their powerful animals under extremely harsh Antarctic climate conditions. Willpower, the arduous journey to survive and reproduce.
6. "Hexi Corridor"
The film takes the Hexi Corridor, an important passage in western China and the golden section of the Silk Road, as the narration object, covering politics, military, economy, Cultural, religious and other perspectives present the history of the Hexi Corridor and the connected western China from the Han Dynasty to today, as well as the unique role it has played in the process of Chinese history and civilization.
7. "If National Treasures Could Talk"
The film crew traveled all over the country, photographing nearly a hundred museums and archaeological institutes, and more than 50 archaeological sites. Each episode is 5 minutes long. It uses time to tell a cultural relic, introduce the Chinese spirit, Chinese aesthetics and Chinese values ????behind the national treasure, and lead the audience to understand Chinese culture.
8. "A Bite of China"
The documentary focuses on the Chinese people's pursuit of good food and life, and uses specific character stories to connect the food ecology of various parts of China, regardless of class, People of all nationalities and ages can find the joy of food in this work, which is known as the "Foodie Bible".
9. "Polar"
This film mainly tells the touching stories of 21 people of different ages, genders and professions in Tibet. The scenery here is This area has been elevated to the ultimate visual experience, with towering snow-capped mountains, azure holy lakes, and green forests, showing the breathtaking beauty of Tibet.
10. "Beautiful China"
One *** six episodes, namely "Rich South China", "South of Colorful Clouds", "Qinghai-Tibet Plateau", "Beyond the Great Wall" and "Dragon's Domain" ” and “The Loud Coast.”