What is the relationship between the magical earth and global geography?

Magical Earth is a program specially customized by National Geographic Channel for China audiences, which integrates science, art and viewing.

Documentary highlights. The program is rooted in the fertile soil of national geographical resources and is committed to promoting world culture, spreading scientific ideas and caring for the green planet. Since its broadcast in China in June, 2000, The Magical Earth has brought a brand-new audio-visual experience to China TV viewers with accurate and quick scientific information, colorful program contents and pleasing audio-visual effects, and won the favor of people from all walks of life.

Magic Earth is a daily 1 hour program, seven days a week, with different themes every day. Its contents are all-encompassing, covering exploration and discovery, Yuan Ye ecology, new scientific knowledge, world tourism, natural phenomena, humanistic customs and other different fields, which can fully meet the extensive and special needs of people from all walks of life. The Magical Earth is not only a documentary reflecting scientific events, but also a highly ornamental art film integrating photography, music, translation, literature and other art categories, allowing TV viewers to open the door to science in the beautiful art hall.

The Development of National Geographic Channel in China;

When he landed in Chinese mainland in 2000 (unofficially), it was originally named "National Geographic", and later it was renamed as "National Geographic Special Column". Phoenix TV was invited to appoint Mr. Zhang as the program director, and the commentary was increased from Li to six other commentators.

In recent years, it has been renamed as>, and invited the designated broadcaster of Star TV, the famous voice actor in Taiwan Province, China and Zhang Tongtai as the program previews, and made a commentary team on the same stage, setting a domestic viewing record in 2005.

On July 4th, 2007, the program officially changed its name to < < Global Geography > > and made major changes, such as adding subtitles and updating some program explanations.

After 2008, except for some old program explanations, the program explanations have basically changed.

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