"Documentary 72 Hours" is an interview-style documentary by NHK in Japan. Each episode chooses a specific location to shoot for 72 consecutive hours. The people in front of the camera are interviewed at the place where the incident occurred, allowing the interviewees to tell their own stories and

Inner journey.

The program has been ranked No. 1 in audience satisfaction on NHK for ten consecutive years.

?"Documentary 72 Hours" (Chinese version) follows the production format introduced in the original version. The program observes and interviews for 72 consecutive hours in a specific place, recording the stories and sincerity of ordinary people.

Compared with the Japanese version, the Chinese version of "Documentary 72 Hours" has a wider recording space and more diverse observation perspectives: from the small restaurant next to Jiefang West Road in Changsha to the "To the Future" post office in Beijing; from "Industry 4.0"

"Era" highway rest area, to the "Starting Line on the Top of the World" Everest Base Camp... 13 different locations on the vast land of China were selected to condense what they saw and heard in 72 hours in 25 minutes, showing various aspects of life.

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I hope to be able to discover familiar corners in a strange city, see myself in other people’s stories, and understand others.