Summary of earth pulsation

After reading a work, I believe everyone has a lot to share. The most important feeling at this time is that you can't forget. Is it impossible to write without a clue? The following is a review of the earth pulsation that I have compiled for you, hoping to help you.

Earth Pulse 1 Review I was watching a movie recently called Planet Earth.

In fact, the pulse of the earth is five discs, but it is still very, very ... (plus 50 million is very) beautiful! Besides, I also listen to English explanations and read China's traditional Chinese characters. I can understand most of the time (what is the difficulty factor? 5、0)

The movie "Earth Pulse" is about everything on the earth.

The disc is divided into three parts: the vertices of the two poles (from South Pole to North Pole); Magnificent mountain (introducing all kinds of creatures on the mountain); Fresh water resources (see what's in the fresh water that accounts for 3% of the earth).

The second set also has three parts: cave maze (exploring strange creatures in caves); Fantasy desert (the harshest place in the world-what lives in the desert); Frozen world (take you to the North and South poles to see the species that can survive in the ice and snow).

There is a "diary of earth pulsation" at the back of each part, which introduces the shooting method and explains a key point. For example, Top of the Pole focuses on how to shoot hyenas from high altitude and on the ground. The majestic mountain focuses on the difficulty of shooting snow leopards.

Next, I recommend a diary of the earth pulsation. Reason: In order to shoot the largest pile of feces in the world-a mountain of bat feces, the film crew actually lived next to that pile of feces! They are really not easy!

What makes my parents faint most is that I like watching Pulse of the Earth better than Harry Potter! Because I learned a lot of knowledge from the "earth pulse" that I didn't know before.

After listening to my introduction, you are moved! It's better to move quickly than to move quickly. Let's watch it together.

Reflection on the Earth Pulse 2 Just yesterday, we watched a very good science and education film-The Earth Pulse. Teacher Tang said that this film has won many international awards. After reading it, it's really wonderful! Every picture in the movie is so beautiful, every second is so pleasing to the eye, and every fragment is so wonderful. Students marvel at this incredible film from time to time!

There is a scene that introduces the survival experience of deer. The poor deer was finally eaten by the wolf. The students seem to hate wolves, because wolves are so cruel that they don't even let the deer go. I am no exception. I really want to go up and help the deer!

The film also introduces penguins in Antarctic glaciers. Penguins are naive, spreading their wings, strutting around like gentlemen. What we admire more is that the mother penguin is very brave, because the chicks can't hatch until winter. In the process of hatching, the female penguin should always wait beside the egg baby. I believe that mother penguin will be hungry and cold in the Antarctic, and I think mother penguin is particularly brave and selfless.

Animals are full of energy and passion. As long as you observe them well, you can see many wonderful things. It turns out that our earth is so beautiful, nature is so magical, and science is really wonderful. As long as we explore with our heart, we will certainly appreciate the mystery!

Maybe you will ask what is science? Maybe you will feel the same way with me. Why is science so magical? Then let's watch the movie "The Earth Pulses". I believe you will find the answer.

After watching the documentary "The Earth Pulses", a clip in the middle left a deep impression on me. There is a newborn deer in the clip, and its tenacious will and never give up spirit in the cruel natural environment deeply touched me.

The thing is this: there is a herd of deer drinking water by the river. Suddenly, a wolf broke the quiet picture. The deer began to disperse. A family of three became the prey of wolves. At first, the family held hands and never surrendered to the wolf! At this moment, there seems to be a dispute between the deer families. Deer are divided into two groups, one is mother and father, and the other is newborn deer. The wolf used his quick wits to chase the deer. In order not to be surpassed, the deer tried to suck milk. Its four thin, short and weak calves run forward like arrows. Both sides have their own advantages. The distance between the deer and the wolf is far and near, and the students' hearts are really fifteen buckets to draw water-seven up and eight down. After chasing for a few minutes, the deer can't run fast, but it is still moving forward. This is a deer, not challenging a wolf, but fighting against its own life. The wolf pursued the victory and caught the deer. Finally, deer became a good meal for wolves ... although the law of the jungle is the natural law of the animal world. But I was deeply shocked to see this deer bravely running for life. Considering that we humans are destroying the ecological environment step by step, rivers are drying up, forests are decreasing and icebergs are melting slowly, how many innocent lives should be buried? Animals are also alive. They also have parents and grandparents. It is also rich in people's emotions. Should we protect animals more?

The deer in the documentary was finally eaten by the wolf. However, its attitude towards life is worth learning! Look at that deer, like a newborn baby. In an emergency, the deer still won't give in to the wolf. Looking back at us humans, I think there are still many people who give up themselves and even their lives for a little frustration. Should we think about it?

Students, please take the deer in the documentary as an example for your study!

The earth is the only place where we live. It feeds us all the time, makes all kinds of creatures live on the earth and brings vitality to the earth.

From being pushed to the South Pole, I saw penguins and polar bears living in the low temperature of -70℃ in the North Pole. Penguins huddle together to protect their babies, while polar bears have been living in caves. In many places, when winter comes, many animals migrate to the south. Looking down from the high number, a large area is dense, just like small sesame seeds moving. In the process of migration, they are always vigilant. Afraid of being stared at by some lion around. All animals will encounter many dangers before reaching their goals. Look, an antelope is being chased by a wolf. At first, the antelope could escape the clutches of being eaten, but the antelope could not escape the fate of being eaten. A herd of elephants are looking for water in the desert. Faced with fatigue and thirst, they went on looking for water. Unfortunately, their eyes are covered with dust, so some elephants and their mothers are lost. The lucky elephant finally found the water source and played in the river.

In Maolin jungle, there are hundreds of kinds of insects, fish and birds. They live a carefree life, Yu Yang's son and daughter.

In the ocean, a shark is a fierce fish. When he saw that it was eating a seal, but the seal was not eaten at once, he swam to other places flexibly, but the shark was very strong. At this time, a contest between dexterity and strength was staged.

Having said that, I feel that everything in the world should live on the earth. Without the earth, there would be no way for living things to sink into villages, and there would be no way for human beings to survive.

Reflection on the Earth Pulsation 5 I saw a documentary today called "The Earth Pulsation". In the film, a group of elephants found a stream after crossing 500 miles of arid desert. They rolled over and rolled in the water. Really happy!

Do you know what those 400,000 snow geese look like flying in the sky? Do you know any birds that can fly over the Himalayas? Do you know the wonderful scenery in the largest underground cave? Watch Planet Earth and translate Planet Earth or Planet Earth-1Earth documentary filmed and produced by British BBC. Wikipedia called it an unprecedented tribute to the earth. Every shot of the film can be used as a desktop. After reading it, I think it's no exaggeration. Emperor penguins at MINUS 60 degrees lined up neatly, gorgeous birds of paradise danced on the new guinea, great white sharks jumped up and grabbed the escaped seals ... and how the colors between mountains quickly changed from new green to green, from golden to brilliant red, until the bleak winter, which was awe-inspiring.

The huge budget, five-year shooting time, high-quality photography, revolutionary high-speed cameras and exquisite satellite images make this documentary extremely shocking. Rapidly flowing rivers, majestic mountains, deep caves, world of ice and snow, blue ocean, boundless desert, fantastic jungle, vast grassland … Each episode is an absolute visual feast.

I watched the first episode of Between the Poles. The earth is so big, some places are full of vitality and some places are not suitable for living. In the Sahara desert, elephants have become a very busy part. They are on the move, eager to find enough water. In the picture, an underage elephant is still striding forward, but it is not the lucky part of the left-behind elephant. It got lost and went deep into the desert. Despite this price, in the end, most elephants have reached their expected destination. The picture of such a huge African elephant swimming freely and happily in the water deeply touched me.

I learned a lot after watching "The Earth Pulses". Only now have I discovered how wonderful the earth is!

Reflection on the pulse of the earth 6 I saw a documentary today called "Pulse of the Earth". In the film, a group of elephants found a stream after crossing 500 miles of arid desert. They rolled over and rolled in the water. Really happy!

Do you know what it's like to have 400,000 snow geese flying in the sky? Do you know any birds that can fly over the Himalayas? Do you know the wonderful scenery in the largest underground cave? Watch Planet Earth and translate Planet Earth or Planet Earth-1Earth documentary filmed and produced by British BBC. Wikipedia called him an unprecedented tribute to the earth. Every shot of the film can be used as a desktop. After reading it, I think it's no exaggeration. Emperor penguins at MINUS 60 degrees lined up neatly, gorgeous birds of paradise danced on the new guinea, great white sharks jumped up and grabbed the escaped seals ... and how the colors between mountains quickly changed from new green to green, from golden to brilliant red, until the bleak winter, which was awe-inspiring.

The huge budget, five-year shooting time, high-quality photography, revolutionary high-speed cameras and exquisite satellite images make this documentary extremely shocking. Rapidly flowing rivers, majestic mountains, deep caves, world of ice and snow, blue ocean, boundless desert, fantastic jungle, vast grassland … Each episode is an absolute visual feast.

I watched the first episode of Between the Poles. The earth is so big, some places are full of vitality and some places are not suitable for living. In the Sahara desert, elephants have become a very busy part. They are on the move, eager to find enough water. In the picture, an underage elephant is still striding forward, but he is not the lucky part of the elephant left behind. He got lost and walked deep into the desert. Despite this price, in the end, most elephants have reached their expected destination. The picture of such a huge African elephant swimming freely and happily in the water deeply touched me.

I learned a lot after watching "The Earth Pulses". Only now have I discovered how wonderful the earth is!

After watching the movie "The Earth Pulses", a clip in the middle left a deep impression on me. There is a newborn deer in the clip, and its tenacious will and never give up spirit in the cruel natural environment deeply touched me.

The thing is this: there is a herd of deer drinking water by the river. Suddenly, a wolf broke the quiet picture. The deer began to disperse. A family of three became the prey of wolves. At first, the family held hands and never surrendered to the wolf! At this time, the deer family seems to have a dispute. Deer are divided into two groups, one is mother and father, and the other is newborn deer. The wolf used his quick wits to chase the deer. In order not to be surpassed, the deer tried to suck milk. Its four thin, short and weak calves run forward like arrows. Both sides have their own advantages. The distance between the deer and the wolf is far and near, and the students' hearts are really fifteen buckets to draw water-seven up and eight down. After chasing for a few minutes, the deer can't run fast, but it is still moving forward. This is a deer, not challenging a wolf, but fighting against its own life. The wolf pursued the victory and caught the deer. Finally, deer became a good meal for wolves ... although the law of the jungle is the natural law of the animal world. But I was deeply shocked to see this deer bravely running for life. Considering that we humans are destroying the ecological environment step by step, rivers are drying up, forests are decreasing and icebergs are melting slowly, how many innocent lives should be buried? Animals are also alive. They also have parents and grandparents. It is also rich in people's emotions. Should we protect animals more?

The deer in the movie was finally eaten by the wolf. However, its attitude towards life is worth learning! Look at that deer, like a newborn baby. In an emergency, the deer still won't give in to the wolf. Looking back at us humans, I think there are still many people who give up themselves and even their lives for a little frustration. Should we think about it?

Students, please follow the example of the deer in the movie!

What is the law of survival? Confuse the enemy or hide yourself? Don't! The documentary "The Pulse of the Earth" tells me that the law of survival is speed and endurance.

There is such a scene in "The Earth Pulses": a wolf is chasing a reindeer that has lost its mother. The reindeer ran like hell. As long as he can keep running 1000 meters, the wolf gives up. This is destined to be a contest between speed and endurance. But in the end, the little reindeer didn't persist, which also meant that he would go extinct. Sure enough, the wolf finally jumped on the reindeer. ...

Seeing this, I can't help thinking: if the reindeer can try their best to persist, the wolf will give up, and maybe this tragedy won't happen.

Yes! Speed and endurance are the rules of life, isn't that what life is all about? In that skipping competition, I practiced group jumping, because I stood at the end and the classmate who threw the rope threw it very high, so I danced with some difficulty. "One, two, one, two, one ..." The slogan shouted again. I thought to myself: for the class and the collective, I will stick to it! "Pa", the rope came down and I jumped up again. I jumped over! In fact, I jumped not only the rope, but also a hurdle that prompted me to give up, a stumbling block on the road to success. Yes, life needs both endurance and persistence. Only by perseverance can we blossom the flowers of hope and bear the fruits of victory.

The movie "The Pulse of the Earth" made me understand that the law of survival is speed and endurance. At the same time, he also made me realize that the law of success is hard work and persistence, and only hard work and persistence can succeed.

Reflections on the Earth Pulsation 9 Today, our whole class watched a very good movie-the Earth Pulsation under the arrangement of the teacher. The picture inside is really beautiful and shocking.

We saw emperor penguins with big mouths lined up neatly. Watching gorgeous birds of paradise dance in New Guinea; I saw the great white shark jump out of the sea and bite the escaped seal. Watch the charming sunrise and sunset. See how the color between mountains changes from new green to emerald green, then to golden and brilliant red, until the leaves wither under high-speed lens ... every picture in it is so amazing, amazing the magic of nature and the greatness of science!

I saw the migration of some kind of bird. The dense sky flies in the same direction, which is a kind of beauty of life. In order to adapt to the changes in the environment, birds do not hesitate to fly over Qian Shan, and we are amazed by its spectacular.

In the cold arctic, the little polar bear saw the sun for the first time. You look so happy. Antarctic animals may not see the sun once a year. Sunshine is a godsend. How happy it is to think that we humans can enjoy the warmth of the sun every day!

On the endless plains, antelopes are migrating on a large scale. Their route is tortuous and rugged, but they are so orderly that no matter how difficult the journey is, they will never give up. As if agreed in advance, how clever the antelope is; Animals are our friends. We should take good care of them so that the earth will be more beautiful.

We also saw a different sunset. When the last ray of sunshine is far away from the earth, the earth we live in is so beautiful and spectacular that it reminds me that human beings on the earth are busy every day. Who cares about such beautiful scenery, shouldn't we cherish it?

This is a very magical and amazing film. Come and have a look sometime!

What is the survival law of the pulse of the earth? Confuse the enemy or hide yourself? Don't! The documentary "The Pulse of the Earth" tells me that the law of survival is speed and endurance.

There is such a scene in "The Earth Pulses": a wolf is chasing a reindeer that has lost its mother. The little reindeer runs fast. As long as he can keep running 1000m, the wolf will give up. This is destined to be a contest between speed and endurance. But in the end, the little reindeer didn't persist, which also meant that he would go extinct. Sure enough, the wolf finally jumped on the reindeer ... Seeing this, I can't help thinking: If the reindeer can try their best to hold on, the wolf will give up, and maybe this tragedy will not happen.

Yes! Speed and endurance are the rules of life, isn't that what life is all about? In that skipping competition, I practiced group jumping, because I stood at the end and the classmate who threw the rope threw it very high, so I danced with some difficulty. "One, two, one, two, one ..." The slogan shouted again. I thought to myself: for the class and the collective, I will stick to it! "Pa", the rope came down and I jumped up again. I jumped over! In fact, I jumped not only the rope, but also a hurdle that prompted me to give up, a stumbling block on the road to success. Yes, life needs both endurance and persistence. Only by perseverance can we blossom the flowers of hope and bear the fruits of victory.

The movie "The Pulse of the Earth" made me understand that the law of survival is speed and endurance. At the same time, he also made me realize that the law of success is hard work and persistence, and only hard work and persistence can succeed.

Review of Earth Pulsation 1 1 After watching the movie Earth Pulsation, a clip in the middle left a deep impression on me. There is a newborn deer in the clip, and its tenacious will and never give up spirit in the cruel natural environment deeply touched me.

The thing is this: there is a herd of deer drinking water by the river. Suddenly, a wolf broke the quiet picture. The deer began to disperse. A family of three became the prey of wolves. At first, the family held hands and never surrendered to the wolf! At this time, the deer family seems to have a dispute. Deer are divided into two groups, one is mother and father, and the other is newborn deer. The wolf used his quick wits to chase the deer. In order not to be surpassed, the deer tried to suck milk. Its four thin, short and weak calves run forward like arrows. Both sides have their own advantages. The distance between the deer and the wolf is far and near, and the students' hearts are really fifteen buckets to draw water-seven up and eight down. After chasing for a few minutes, the deer can't run fast, but it is still moving forward. This is a deer, not challenging a wolf, but fighting against its own life. The wolf pursued the victory and caught the deer. Finally, deer became a good meal for wolves ... although the law of the jungle is the natural law of the animal world. But I was deeply shocked to see this deer bravely running for life. Considering that we humans are destroying the ecological environment step by step, rivers are drying up, forests are decreasing and icebergs are melting slowly, how many innocent lives should be buried? Animals are also alive. They also have parents and grandparents. It is also rich in people's emotions. Should we protect animals more?

The deer in the movie was finally eaten by the wolf. But its attitude towards life is worth learning! Look at that deer. Looks like a newborn baby. Deer still don't give in to wolves in an emergency. Looking back at us humans, I think there are still many people who give up themselves and even their lives for a little frustration. Should we think about it?

Students, please follow the example of the deer in the movie!

The reflection on the earth pulse 12 recently watched a movie called Planet Earth.

In fact, the pulse of the earth is five discs, but it is still very, very ... (plus 50 million is very) beautiful! Besides, I also listen to English explanations and watch traditional Chinese characters in China. I can understand most of the time (what is the difficulty factor? 5 0)

The movie "Earth Pulse" is about everything on the earth.

The disc is divided into three parts: the vertices of the two poles (from South Pole to North Pole); Magnificent mountain (introducing all kinds of creatures on the mountain); Fresh water resources (see what's in the fresh water that accounts for 3% of the earth).

The second set also has three parts: cave maze (exploring strange creatures in caves); Fantasy desert (the harshest place in the world-what's in the desert); Frozen world (take you to the North and South poles to see the species that can survive in the ice and snow).

There is a "diary of earth pulsation" at the back of each part, which introduces how it was filmed and explains a key point. For example, "Top of the Pole" focuses on how to shoot hyenas and ground prey from high altitude; Magnificent Mountains and Rivers focuses on the difficulty of shooting snow leopards.

Next, I recommend a diary of the earth pulsation. Reason: In order to shoot the world's largest pile of poop-a mountain made of bat droppings, the film crew actually lived next to that pile of poop! They are really not easy!

What makes my parents faint the most is that I like watching "The Earth Pulsating" more than watching "Harry Potter"! Because I learned a lot of knowledge from the "earth pulse" that I didn't know before.

After listening to my introduction, you are moved! Hurry up, let's, let's buy "Earth Pulse" and watch it together!

Reflection on the Earth Pulse 13 The Earth Pulse is a documentary produced by BBC in 20xx, costing 8 million pounds. At that time, it was the most expensive program filmed by the BBC. It took the program team five years and a team of 130 people to complete filming in 62 countries. And for the first time, the highest-end high-definition camera at that time and the aerial camera invented by the military were adopted. At that time, the film was revolutionary.

Time magazine commented on this program like this:

Whether for noble or despicable reasons, this film is impeccable.

Ten years have passed in an instant. The revolutionary shooting technology of that year is not worth mentioning now. And under the influence of climate warming, the earth has undergone great changes in the past decade. So, the BBC filmed the second season of the Earth Pulse.

In the second season of Earthbeat, the program group used the most advanced shooting equipment, including 4K cameras, drones and remote sensing cameras. Just to capture the truest and most beautiful picture. Even every frame can be cut into wallpaper.

Due to the professionalism of the producer, he captured very beautiful pictures and interesting stories.

This documentary not only laments the greatness of the creator, but also conveys the reflection of human needs.

Many lives are disappearing because of human beings.

Global warming leads to the melting of mountain snow, shortening the hibernation period of some animals, reducing their food due to climate reasons, species invasion caused by human beings destroying the ecological balance and so on.

With awe, accept this shock with the smallness of human beings, see clearly everything contained in it, and realize the significance of greatness and survival!

Reflection on the pulse of the earth 14 Today, our whole class watched a very nice movie-the pulse of the earth under the arrangement of the teacher. The picture inside is really beautiful and shocking.

We saw emperor penguins with big mouths lined up neatly; Watching gorgeous birds of paradise dance in New Guinea; See the great white shark jump out of the sea and bite the escaped seal; Watch the charming sunrise and sunset; See how the color between mountains changes from new green to emerald green, then to golden and brilliant red, until the leaves wither under high-speed lens ... every picture in it is so amazing, amazing the magic of nature and the greatness of science!

I saw the migration of some kind of bird. It is a kind of beauty of life to fly in the same direction with the sky overcast. In order to adapt to the changes of the environment, birds will not hesitate to fly over Qian Shan, and we are amazed by the spectacular.

In the cold arctic, the little polar bear saw the sun for the first time. You look so happy. Antarctic animals may not see the sun once a year. Sunshine is a godsend. How happy it is to think that we humans can enjoy the warmth of the sun every day!

On the endless plains, antelopes are migrating on a large scale. Their route is tortuous and rugged, but they are so orderly that no matter how difficult the journey is, they will never give up. As if agreed in advance, what a clever animal the antelope is. Animals are our friends. We should take good care of them so that the earth will be more beautiful.

We also saw a different sunset. When the last ray of sunshine is far away from the earth, the earth we live in is so beautiful and spectacular that it reminds me that human beings on the earth are busy every day. Who cares about such beautiful scenery, shouldn't we cherish it?

This is a very magical and amazing film. Come and have a look sometime!

Reflection on the pulse of the earth 15 Recently, I was watching a movie called Planet Earth.

In fact, the pulse of the earth is five discs, but it is still very, very ... (plus 50 million is very) beautiful! But also listened to the English explanation and read the traditional Chinese characters in China. I can understand most of the time (what is the difficulty factor? 5、0)

The drama "The Pulse of the Earth" is about everything on the earth.

The disc is divided into three parts: the vertices of the two poles (from South Pole to North Pole); Magnificent mountain (introducing all kinds of creatures on the mountain); Fresh water resources (see what's in the fresh water that accounts for 3% of the earth).

The second set also has three parts: cave maze (exploring strange creatures in caves); Fantasy desert (the harshest place in the world-what lives in the desert); Frozen world (take you to the North and South poles to see the species that can survive in the ice and snow).

There is a "diary of earth pulsation" at the back of each part, which introduces how it was filmed and explains a key point. For example, Top of the Pole focuses on how to shoot hyenas from high altitude and on the ground. Magnificent Mountains and Rivers focuses on the difficulty of shooting snow leopards.

Next, I recommend a diary of the earth pulsation. Reason: In order to shoot the world's largest pile of poop-a mountain made of bat droppings, the film crew actually lived next to that pile of poop! They are really not easy!

What makes my parents dizzy the most is that I like watching "The Earth Pulsating" rather than "Harry Potter"! Because I learned a lot of knowledge from the "earth pulse" that I didn't know before.

After listening to my introduction, you are moved! It's better to move quickly than to move quickly. Let's watch it together.