Brief introduction of man and nature program

Man and Nature-Nearly half of the African continent in the wild Africa is occupied by desert. The desert is an extremely quiet place. At first glance, they seem unbearable desolation and terror, but if you look closely, you will find that they are full of life.

In this film, microphotography technology is specially used, so that the audience can clearly and carefully see how those weak creatures conquered the desert in an extraordinary way of life. The film shows a variety of life and strange natural phenomena in the desert, which is rare in similar films. She also told people with many moving observations that the desert is a vibrant world.

2011July 19 5: 20 CCTV- 1 broadcast.

The Sahara Desert is the largest desert in Africa and the world. Too violent, too tough. During the day, the temperature in the shade is as high as 58 degrees Celsius, and the temperature on the sand is 50 degrees higher. The wind is coming and the dust covers the sky. After one rain, the next rain is five to ten years later. The desert determines that it is very cruel to compete for the right to reproduce here.

From the hot Sahara desert to the west, it turned out to be cold water. In this completely different world from the desert, life can't be slack.

2011broadcast on CCTV-1at 5: 20 on July 20th.

Wild Africa-Blue Territory

2011broadcast on CCTV-1at 5: 20 on July 23rd.

Wild Africa-skyfire

2011broadcast on CCTV-1at 5: 20 on July 22nd.

The forces of nature-volcanoes and hurricanes

Volcanoes and hurricanes are so powerful that when they attack, people will feel the fear of extinction. Although these two natural phenomena are simple, they are completely out of control, and human beings are still helpless.

The purpose of this film is not to continue the disastrous discussion of volcanoes and hurricanes, but to discover the friendly side of volcanoes and hurricanes through the observation of nature, which is why the film shows in detail the process of creating living environment by volcanoes and hurricanes. And this kind of bird that uses volcanic heat to hatch its offspring shows that nature may be ahead of us in this respect.

The theme of this film expresses a clear view that human beings should wisely see the beneficial side of frightening natural phenomena.

2011broadcast on CCTV-1at 5: 20 on July 23rd.

The most violent storm on earth is a hurricane. Hurricanes are hundreds of millions of tons of moving air. Once you pass through human settlements, the result is disaster, with few exceptions.

However, how do animals and plants in nature evaluate hurricanes? The novelty of this film lies in opening up a brand-new perspective. The film observes the process of the hurricane from the perspective of some weak animals and plants, allowing the audience to witness the rare scenes in nature when the hurricane passes. It is these rare scenes that reveal a fact, which is surprising but convincing. Nature's evaluation of hurricanes is that "this is not a disaster, but a new opportunity".

2011broadcast on CCTV-1at 5: 20 on July 24th.