A review of the large-scale documentary "Jiangshan Duojiao" 1 This time CCTV recorded the program "Jiangshan Duojiao", and Chen Jiaping, the documentary director of Quanzhou TV Station, was the one who participated in the whole recording the most. As early as more than a month ago, CCTV got in touch with them. At that time, they recommended to CCTV that the three major recordings of Shihu Port crossing the historical picture, Quanzhou culture's inclusive life characteristics and fishermen's living atmosphere in fishing villages could be connected in series.
This morning, Chen Jiaping felt very satisfied after seeing the Quanzhou picture broadcast by CCTV. Personally, he thinks that there are three episodes of "Jiangshan Duojiao" live broadcast, and the picture about Quanzhou should be the most humanistic care and profound cultural connotation. I hope that after this episode is broadcast, more people will know about Quanzhou, the starting city of the Maritime Silk Road.
"Quanzhou once again landed on CCTV, which played a very good role in promoting Quanzhou's city visibility and promoting Quanzhou's tourism development." According to the relevant person in charge of Quanzhou Tourism Bureau, at present, Quanzhou city has chosen to expand its popularity under the scenic spots that have not enough appeal and influence, so that more tourists can enter Quanzhou. Over the years, they have been trying to expand Quanzhou's popularity through various means, and re-matching tourism resources will form a good tourism market. In the future, the concept of Hester will form a core resource.
On the 3rd of October, the third episode of the large-scale live series of CCTV news channel "How Beautiful Jiangshan is" was broadcast. As one of the starting cities of the Maritime Silk Road, this episode focuses on Quanzhou, showing many Quanzhou "Haisi elements" such as Kaiyuan Temple, Qingjing Temple, Caoan Temple, Liaopu Fishing Village, Liushengta and the return of fishing boats in Shihu Xiangzhi Port, which reflects the inclusiveness of Quanzhou's multiculturalism.
At 8: 30 this morning, the CCTV news channel's large-scale live series report "How Beautiful Jiangshan is" launched the third episode-Ocean Chapter. In just 30 minutes, sometimes more than a minute's picture is about the element of "Haisi" in Quanzhou.
At 8: 47 pm, the live screen was switched from the magnificent scenery of Sansha in the South China Sea to Quanzhou, Fujian Province, the starting point of China's Maritime Silk Road, where there are beautiful sea, people and Haisi culture.
Every morning, the fishing dock of Quanzhou Port welcomes the most lively moment of the day, and the returning fishermen are busy harvesting, which is the first picture of Quanzhou.
Subsequently, the picture was transferred to Liusheng Tower, the first beacon light tower of the Maritime Silk Road at the mouth of Quanzhou Bay, and the customs of Liaopu fishing village where women worked hard.
Quanzhou, an ancient city, shows an incomparably tolerant attitude towards the world. Kaiyuan Temple, Qingjing Temple, East West Tower and Caoan all reflect the inclusiveness of Quanzhou's multiculturalism.
At 8: 051minute, the picture returns to the scene of the cargo ship sailing at Xiangzhi port in Shihu, which means that Quanzhou will once again become an international city with important influence along Haisi. During the broadcast, a 2-minute picture of Quanzhou was interspersed with people all over the country.
According to Quanzhou.com, 1 October1Sunday, CCTV News Channel launched a large-scale live series report "How Beautiful Jiangshan is", which lasted for six days. With a unique live broadcast perspective, it showed the great rivers and mountains and splendid civilization of the motherland, but also deeply presented the endless and great creative spirit of the Chinese nation, with each episode lasting 30 minutes.
On the 3rd, the third episode of "How Beautiful Jiangshan is" will be released-Ocean, which shows many elements of Quanzhou's "Haisi" such as Kaiyuan Temple, Qingjing Temple, Guandi Temple, the fishing village style of Zhangpu, Liusheng Pagoda and the returning scene of fishing boats in Shihu Xiangzhi Port. On the 29th of last month, Chen Jiaping, director of Minnan documentary, revealed the good news in Weibo. He said, "Wan Li's coastal areas have never been combed like this. I hope that after this episode is broadcast, more people will know about Quanzhou, the starting city of the Maritime Silk Road."
During the National Day of 2017, CCTV News launched a series of large-scale live coverage of "How Beautiful Mountains and Rivers Are". CCTV reporters climbed to the top of famous mountains, explored the source of great rivers, went deep into the sea, photographed China with magnificent mountains and rivers, recorded China that was on the way to revival, showed China with green development, and expressed patriotic feelings on the road to building dreams.
From ancient times to the present, our civilization has never been interrupted, whether it is the ancient canal or the Great Wall, or the bridges that span natural hazards and the great cause of poverty alleviation for 10 million people a year, it carries the national dream.
Today, let's walk into the Chinese dream that spans the Millennium and moves towards the future.
Large-scale excavation of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal began in the Sui Dynasty, and this great water conservancy project was finally completed in the Yuan Dynasty. From Beijing to Hangzhou, the total length is 1797 km, which is the longest and largest canal in the world.
Although it has been bathed in wind and rain for thousands of years, this river of life connecting the north and south of our country has never stopped nourishing and caring for the people on both sides of the strait. At present, 80% of the food people in Hangzhou eat, the building materials they use and the coal they burn still come from the canal.
Lingqu, built in 2 14 BC, is located in xing an, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The Lingqu flows from east to west, connecting the Ocean River in the east with the Darongjiang River in the west, with a total length of 36 kilometers. It is one of the oldest canals in the world.
In 22 1 year BC, after Qin unified the six countries, it turned to send troops south, and was trapped in the transshipment of soldiers' salaries, food and grass, so it was impossible to enter for three years, so this canal was dug for military purposes. Now, Lingqu has been included in the Preparatory List of World Cultural Heritage in China by National Cultural Heritage Administration. The Jinge Iron Horse over Lingqu has long been a long history. After more than two thousand years, the ancient Lingqu still stands here, nourishing the land and raising the people here.
Karez, Wan Li Great Wall and Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal are also called the three major ancient projects in China.
Unlike the well-known water conservancy projects, Karez is built underground, also known as the "underground canal". In Turpan, there are more than110 such karez wells, with a total length of over 5,000 kilometers.
Turpan is an extremely dry place, but there is abundant snow-capped mountain meltwater in this hot and rainy place. The local residents skillfully used the characteristics of water coming from the mountains and flowing downwards to create this irrigation project. "The sound of ten miles of undercurrent is constant, and pedestrians pass by." Melted water from snow-capped mountains escaped the scorching sun and the entanglement of wind and sand, and continuously flowed into villages and fields from underground, making Turpan grapes famous all over the world.
The Badaling Great Wall in Beijing is famous all over the world for its huge and magnificent projects, and it has become one of the greatest ancient architectural projects in the world. Today, the military engineering in those days seems to be more like an architectural wonder that is ingeniously integrated with nature.
The indomitable and indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation can be fully interpreted here. No matter how the situation changes, it always stands in the forest of the world. No matter how much suffering, the 5,000-year history of civilization has never stopped. He who doesn't reach the Great Wall is not a hero. This is not just a climber. Isn't the builder a more admirable hero?
China is one of the regions with the most extensive distribution and complete types of karst landforms in the world. The karst families in China, from the surface to the underground, all present beautiful landscapes with different postures.
In the land inhabited by ethnic minorities in southwest China, the hometown of Ashima and Sanjie Liu shows beautiful scenery with the same effect. On the broad surface of the water here, there stand the graceful peaks, and the sky and clouds set off the sparkling waves, which is a scenic spot of water town and country.
Located in the karst landform of Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, it has more magnificent scenery. Most of the sinkholes in China are concentrated in the areas of southern Guizhou, western Guangxi and eastern Chongqing, where there are thick limestone beds. The bottomless pits and steep and closed rock walls once made the tiankeng a forbidden place for human beings. Today's tiankeng is gradually developing into a paradise for geologists and explorers. These brave men are good at peeping at the most primitive faces of nature through the long-term claustrophobic environment in the pit; They regard the sinkhole as the eye of the earth.
Not all caves can form sinkholes. Among the karst families in China, the more common landscape is the underground caves. They are caves formed by weathering and dissolution of soluble rocks. The total number of caves in China is about100000, and more than 400 caves with a length of more than 500 meters have been identified. Almost all caves have fascinating sedimentary landscapes. In a cave in Dejiang County, Guizhou Province, a mysterious deposit in the shape of "fried eggs" has aroused geologists' discussion. From Guilin landscape to Tiankeng cave, and then to Huanglong color pool. Karst, a landform type named after Europe, presents infinitely rich types and wonderful landscapes in China.
The Great Wall has a long history of more than 2,000 years, with a total length of 6,700 kilometers, starting from Shanhaiguan in the east and Jiayuguan in the west. The section of the Great Wall we visited today was built in the Ming Dynasty and is located in Badaling.
Now we have reached the foot of Badaling. Friends of tourists, please look up at the Great Wall: it is like a dragon, winding among the mountains. Please follow me to the Great Wall. Look: there is a square platform on the wall of the Great Wall every 300 meters, which is a fortress used to station troops in ancient times. It is said that during the war, the city and Taiwan can echo each other. The top of the city wall is also paved with very flat square bricks, like a wide road, and about two or three cars can be parallel. There are many rows of cribs more than two meters high along the outer edge of the city wall for observation and shooting.
Friends, look at what's under your feet. Guess how much it weighs? Tell you what! This is a stone, and one piece weighs two or three thousand kilograms! At that time, there were no trains, cars and cranes, and we climbed up the steep mountain step by step with countless shoulders and hands. How much blood, sweat and wisdom of the working people have condensed into the Great Wall of Wan Li, which has no head before and no tail after! The Great Wall is so magnificent and magnificent that it is a great miracle in world history!
China is a country with the most complicated geological conditions and diverse landforms in the world. The ancients divided the territory of China into five parts: east, west, north and south. Modern geographers divide China's landforms into five basic types: plains, hills, plateaus, mountains and basins. At the same time, China is a country with a long history and a large population. The combination of complex and diverse geographical environment and long and splendid history has resulted in a variety of completely different and distinctive cultures. Whether in the east, west, north and south, or in the plateau, hills and plains, China people's profound understanding of geography and their unique way of life and cultural customs are everywhere in China.
From caves in the loess plateau to karez in Turpan basin; From Hakka Tulou and Yuanlou in Fujian to Diji City in Shanxi, the simple concept of China people adapting to local conditions and making the best use of the situation is reflected in people's living customs, architectural types, food culture and other aspects.
Why do people living in the hilly basin in central Zhejiang build their own villages according to the figure of Taiji Bagua? Diji City in Yangcheng, Shanxi Province, why has an unbreakable legend? In the deep mountains of Dali, Yunnan, is the huge Taiji figure natural or artificial? How did the ancient village near Taiji Map become a famous town in western Yunnan? Why are there ten thousand mu of melon and fruit fields in the Gobi desert of Tuha Basin? How can people create a desert oasis in adverse conditions such as strong wind and drought?
The sixth episode of the special program "How Beautiful the Jiangshan is", "Strange Place to Live", takes you to appreciate various distinctive cultural customs in different natural environments and realize the unchanging truth that man and nature are interdependent.