What humanities documentaries do you know?

the first part, baseball boy. A group of teenagers from all over the country came to a love baseball base in the suburbs of Beijing to form a special baseball team, and learned to play hemisphere from scratch with the legendary coach of 7 years old. Six months later, the children will go to the United States to participate in world-class little league games. At the same time, the baseball base is about to be demolished. Can teenagers unite as one and reverse their future without going back to their predicament? This is a documentary about survival and life choices. They are challenging fate, but in any case, this is just a glimpse of their lives.

the second part, the journey of space and time, the unknown world. It can be said to be the ultimate in the documentary of the universe. The core it discusses is also deeper. The poem the sage Chuangzi is day-dreaming, bewitched by butterflies and the spring-heart of Emperor Wang is crying in a cuckoo was written by Li Shangyin, an obscure poet. If we don't have the entrepreneurial ability, we can't know his mood when he wrote this poem. Many times, we are so confused about the past and the future. This documentary explores the philosophy above science and the unknown world above romantic epic. Some people say that these documentaries about history, the future and the universe are meaningless, but I don't think so. The most obvious change that this kind of documentary has given me is to make my mind better. Knowing the vastness of the world, I won't be upset about the trivial things around me. Being exposed to cutting-edge scientific knowledge is a luxury for ordinary people, not to mention for children, which may be a seed to change the trajectory of life.

the third film, 76Days, I prefer the documentary without any narration. Some things are shocking enough just by recording their original appearance. The opening ceremony is a picture that hits the soul directly. Photographers enter the epidemic area at the most dangerous moment, as well as the head nurse who closely follows the clothes and patients' daily relics, the young doctor who voluntarily drives to Wuhan, the old man who wants to escape from the hospital, and the father who waits for the birth of the child outside the door. They all wear masks, but they are innocent, but they are so profound. In the face of the most sincere and selfless feelings, everyone can feel * * *. In the past, selfish and ignorant people thought that a family was doing service work, but in fact, it was all wet. In the face of life, they never refused to dedicate themselves and showed the most unique brilliance of human nature. One day, I'm going to visit Wuhan, a heroic city.