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The epidemic situation is repeated, and it is recommended to celebrate the New Year on the spot. Long holidays increase the risk of going out. Fortunately, there are some treasure documentaries that give us rich and happy opportunities. The following documentaries related to museums are all super treasures. Come down quickly and take your time. Isn't it the best thing to drink pistachio water, eat fried chicken and chips, and then lie on the sofa and watch movies?

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Secrets in the museum

Recommended: BBC masterpiece. Why are Vatican masterpieces covered with graffiti? How does the Louvre protect the famous painting Mona Lisa? Why did Napoleon ask someone to paint a portrait full of lies?

The secret film crew of the museum went to the most famous museum in the world to find the story behind the exhibits. Familiar or foggy, these stories are full of mysterious and charming colors. From the Mona Lisa, the Sistine Chapel and the golden mask of King Tutankhamun to the mysterious "tank room" of the British Museum of Natural History, it is full of amazing truths that we know and don't know. The documentary is divided into three seasons and introduces 22 museums.

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Museum craftsman

Recommendation: This is a group of artists who pursue perfection, and also a group of historical fans who pursue perfect restoration. The creative art team has reproduced all kinds of exotic exhibits for the museum, whether it is an ancient musket that can shoot or a wonderful staircase on the Titanic, they can always meet the requirements put forward by the museum. The process of recovery again and again is also the process of feeling the past and returning to history again and again. There is sweat, joy, persistent spirit of retrieving history and persistent pursuit of quality, all of which are on the "museum craftsman".

03 British Museum

Recommendation: The documentary "British Museum" co-produced by NHK BBC, two famous TV stations in the world, has 6 episodes. Documentary, introducing the precious cultural relics collected by the British Museum but not yet made public, involving ancient Egypt, ancient Greece and so on. Each episode subverts your previous cognition with detailed historical materials and brings you closer to the truth of history.

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Invisible ancient city

Recommended: In the documentary, historian michael scott uses the latest 3D scanning technology and virtual reality to explore the hidden mysteries in modern cities and uncover the dusty secrets of three ancient cities. In Cairo, Michael explored the interior of the first pyramid built in Sakala and its inspiration to great pyramid of giza. In Athens, he uncovered the secret of the Acropolis Temple and saw the underground silver mine that brought wealth to the first democratic country in the world. In Istanbul, he opened the historical level from the Greeks, Romans to the Ottoman Empire, and carefully analyzed the Hagia Sophia. The scanning team of the invisible city helps us to observe ancient buildings from an unprecedented perspective and restore the most authentic history.

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Masterpiece debut

From Caravaggio to Botticelli, this film introduces the famous paintings of great painters, revealing that they are not only masters of artistic creation, but also historical narrators of their time. The host revealed the information about love, politics and passion hidden behind some of the most famous paintings in history.

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Visit the Louvre

Recommendation: Know the required courses of Louvre. The whole article is divided into three parts, namely, the palace of royal dreams, the capital of modern art in Paris and the myth behind it. What is most worth mentioning is that the French summarized several important venues and works of art in the Louvre from their own perspective, especially the French oil paintings in the 17 and 18 centuries, which brought the history of the Louvre itself into the paintings and showed this sense of historical change with anecdotes from generation to generation of French kings.

Qiqi Art Museum

Recommendation: This minority documentary uses comedians to interpret the scenes in famous paintings, and makes serious famous paintings cute and humorous with funny lines and performances. I learned a lot from Amway's works and the author's information seriously. Although each episode is only 2 minutes, it is very popular with everyone.

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Bangkok National Art Gallery

Recommended: Deep gaze at paintings that span time and space.

09 World Art Museum Tour

Recommendation: Visit the world's most famous 13 art museum in one breath.

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What do you think of this painting?

Recommendation: China's first painting is a real person, selected from 14 famous figure paintings in the peak period of China's art history. With the help of the tone of the characters in the paintings, we can popularize the knowledge of appreciating famous paintings for us, and let the seemingly extensive and profound China ancient paintings be close to everyone. Simply put, it is to make "ancient paintings come alive." This brain hole is wide open and it is extremely easy to knock. An episode of five minutes. At present, there have been 30 episodes, so I can't help watching them all at once. ...

1 1 archaeological open class

Recommendation: The open class of archaeology focuses on several major archaeological discoveries, remains and many exquisite cultural relics in China since the establishment of archaeology in China in the 20th century. Through the popularization of archaeological knowledge, the restoration and interpretation of remains, and the in-depth interpretation of exquisite cultural relics, we will build a national authoritative platform for popularizing archaeological knowledge by using the intersection of archaeology, erudition, anthropology and history.

12 archaeological exploration

Recommended: The documentary "Archaeological Exploration" has a total of 15 episodes, which reveals the secrets of the underground palace of the Ming Tombs for the first time, shows you the unparalleled treasures of the ancient tombs, and shows you how thousands of scattered jade pieces can be connected into gorgeous jade clothes. Please explore the mysterious symbols left by painted pottery pots and tell you the ultimate truth that Xiang Yu burned Epang Palace ... There seems to be no thrilling adventure here, but be careful.

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Archaeological excavation in China

Recommended: "Exploring the Secrets of Archaeological Tombs in China" explores the mysteries of ancient civilization in China through archaeology, and uncovers the puzzles that have plagued mankind for ages. The film consists of 34 episodes, each of which is not long, but it can intuitively show us the daily work and archaeological site of archaeologists, which is completely different from what we imagined.

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national treasure

Recommendation: National Treasure selects 27 cultural relics from the museum every season to sort out and summarize them. Deduct the story and history behind the cultural relics, and let more audiences enter the museum. While appreciating the beauty of cultural relics, they can also understand the civilization carried by cultural relics and the spiritual core of the continuation of Chinese culture, and arouse the public's attention to the protection of cultural relics and civilization.

15 if the national treasure can talk.

Recommendation: 100 National treasures are used to describe the creativity of ancient people in China, with exquisite posters and budding cultural relics. Posters express the most wonderful highlights and characteristics of cultural relics in the first person tone, which makes people remember deeply. The third season updated last year surprised everyone with special effects and design. 5 minutes to seal an episode, don't miss it.

16 national pulse-China national museum 100.

Recommendation: The large-scale documentary "National Vein-China National Museum 100" not only focuses on the century-old history of the National Museum, but also gives a detailed and in-depth account of three collections of cultural relics, two basic exhibitions from scratch, the innovative development of basic projects, the remarkable "merger of the two museums", the reconstruction and expansion project construction and international cultural exchanges, and reveals and presents many rare national treasures for the first time. Based on the historical process, the film is divided into six episodes: Palace, Exhibition, Jubao, Shouding, Damei and Gongju, each of which lasts for 50 minutes.

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I am repairing cultural relics in the Forbidden City.

I stayed in the Forbidden City for 600 years.

Recommendation: "I Repaired Cultural Relics in the Forbidden City" was an instant hit, focusing on the restoration process of rare cultural relics such as paintings, bronzes, court clocks, woodwork, ceramics, lacquerware, treasure inlay, court embroidery, and the life stories of the restorers. On the last day of 2020, its companion piece "I was in the Forbidden City for 600 years" was quietly launched. It only takes three episodes to tell the legend of the Forbidden City, and even tells the story of the craftsmen who silently paid behind it.

The Forbidden City 100

Recommended: This film tells the fate of 100 buildings and presents the past, present and future of the Forbidden City through 100 short documentary programs with each episode of 6 minutes. Through 100 spatial stories, it constructs a holographic architectural image system of the Forbidden City, which interprets the functions, images and aesthetic values of the Forbidden City architecture in a modern and diversified way, thus promoting the universal significance of China culture, facing the world and arousing the audience's resonance.

19 national treasure under fire

This film shows the bumpy fate of China's precious ancient books during the Anti-Japanese War, tells the hard stories of ancient sages and predecessors in rescuing and protecting ancient books, and praises their fighting spirit in protecting civilization. This is a "different anti-Japanese war story", which is of great significance for inheriting and developing the cultural undertakings of the Chinese nation, cultivating socialist core values and realizing the great rejuvenation of the whole nation.

20 Taipei Palace Museum

Recommendation: The National Palace Museum in Taipei presents and deeply interprets the precious cultural relics hidden in the National Palace Museum in Taipei, revealing the real process of the unprecedented cultural relics migration in that year. Most of the 650,000 treasures handed down from the National Palace Museum in Taipei came from the National Palace Museum in Beijing.

The documentary begins with "The National Treasure Moves to Taiwan", and "The misty rain in Beigou" recalls that cultural relics were put into the deep mountains of Taichung in fifteen years, and then introduces the bronzes, porcelain, calligraphy and painting, ancient books and antiques of the National Palace Museum in Taipei from the sequel. The last episode of "connecting the past with the future" summarizes that the National Palace Museum in Taipei uses high-tech means to enable people to appreciate cultural relics through more channels.

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National treasure archives

Recommendation: Each program of "National Treasure Archives" will introduce a specific national treasure cultural relic, which embodies the wisdom and traditional culture of the Chinese nation and has been passed down from generation to generation, including the protection of the government and the collections of museums in Chinese mainland, as well as the folk collections and the meticulous care of Chinese people; Due to historical reasons, Du Donghai Gorge has been stored in Taiwan Province Province, a treasure island, and some of them have gone through hardships and died overseas.

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Maritime?Silk?Road

Recommendation: The Maritime Silk Road is divided into 7 episodes, each episode is 50 minutes. From the aspects of shipping, products, trade, science and technology, culture, people's hearts and dreams, it not only traces back the glory and civilization of the Maritime Silk Road, but also highlights the characteristics and achievements of building the Maritime Silk Road in the 2 1 century.

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the new silk road

Recommendation: "New Silk Road" is no longer a documentary report along the ancient Silk Road, but chooses the ruins of Loulan ancient city, Hotan, Dunhuang and other 10 sites with different cultural characteristics along the Silk Road for in-depth excavation report, each of which is a chapter.

The film crew traveled tens of thousands of kilometers in Shaanxi, Gansu, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang and Qinghai, visited museums in Sweden, Britain, Russia, Germany, Japan and other countries 10, obtained precious materials such as diaries and road maps of western explorers in those years, and photographed some cultural relics and many new archaeological discoveries that had never been made public.

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Dunhuang painting school

Recommendation: The Dunhuang Painting School selected the classic murals and sculptures of the Mogao Grottoes spanning 10 dynasties, and the first-class Dunhuang scholars and artists at home and abroad made authoritative analysis, highly refined and summarized the artistic spirit of Dunhuang, made some contributions to the Dunhuang Painting School, explored a new way for the innovative development of China art in the 2nd10 century, and called for the revival of China traditional culture.

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Dunhuang

Recommendation: Ten episodes of the large-scale high-definition TV documentary Dunhuang show the world 24 precious caves in Dunhuang that have never been opened to the public, which is of great historical significance and aesthetic value.

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Old Summer Palace

Recommendation: This film uses linear narrative to tell the architectural history and fate of Yuanmingyuan in a "other language" way, and truly reproduces the vicissitudes of Yuanmingyuan, the hidden figures and historical changes.

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Hexi Corridor

Recommendation: Hexi Corridor takes Hexi Corridor, an important passage in western China and the golden section of the Silk Road, as the narrative object, and presents the history of Hexi Corridor and its connected western China from Han Dynasty to today from the political, military, economic, cultural and religious perspectives, as well as its unique role in the process of historical civilization in China.

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Lanzhou Jincheng

Recommended: The documentary "Jincheng Lanzhou" is a TV documentary that reflects the "Belt and Road". The film is divided into four episodes: Ferry, Hub, Town and Pearl. This paper systematically tells the history of the development of Jincheng and Lanzhou for more than 2,000 years from the perspectives of history, geography, economy and politics, and highlights the strategic significance of Lanzhou to the northwest region and even the whole of China in military, geography and politics, as well as its supporting and radiating role in economic and cultural development.

Jincheng Lanzhou combines artistic techniques with modern science and technology, showing Lanzhou in a heavy way, a Lanzhou born along the river, a Lanzhou with an ancient Silk Road, an important town in the west and a vibrant Lanzhou.

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Dongfang wangdigu

Recommended: The Valley of the Kings is one of the famous tourist attractions in Egypt, located on the west bank of Luxor, where more than 60 pharaohs from the 17 dynasty to the 20th dynasty are buried.

This documentary is about a more grand "Valley of the Kings" in Shaanxi, China. There is a saying among the local people that "there are many talented people in the south and many generals in the north, and the emperors are buried in loess in Shaanxi". It has witnessed the change of more than ten dynasties and has 72 magnificent imperial tombs, including the famous Zhou Wuwang Mausoleum and the First Qin Emperor Mausoleum.

When the Louvre meets the Forbidden City

Recommended: A companion piece of the Forbidden City and the National Palace Museum in Taipei. The documentary originated from the "Napoleon Exhibition" held by the Louvre at the meridian gate of the Forbidden City. This is not just an exhibition, it actually opens a door-the door of cultural exchange between China and the West. Put the two museums in one film and compare the whole Chinese and western civilizations through their cultural relics.

3 1 I come from the Han Dynasty.

Recommendation: "I come from the Han Dynasty" takes the stone reliefs of the Han Dynasty as the theme clue, and shoots more than 100 historical sites on the land of China, as well as vivid realistic situations and character stories.

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Ancient jade culture in China

Recommended: This movie produced by CCTV tells the origin of jade culture in China for 5,000 years, so that you can fully understand jade. It is divided into seven episodes: beautiful stones, magical skills, mysterious witchcraft, sacred kingship, solemn etiquette, immortal prayers and secular interests.

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Cilu

Recommended: Porcelain Road focuses on the far-reaching influence of China ceramic culture on the world. From the Tang Empire in the 9th century to the Opium War in19th century, from Central Asia to Rome, from the world's important coastal ports to the major European capitals, important landmarks and time points in history are all marked by the story of China Ceramics.

This porcelain road that runs through the world is full of important events such as entrepreneurship, exploration, wealth, war and shipwreck. The Road to Porcelain is a true story related to porcelain, and China is the starting point of all these stories.

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China ci

The British Museum and the British National Victoria and Abbott Museum launched the "Charm of Porcelain" exhibition at the National Museum of China, which displayed the ceramics exported by China in past dynasties, China ceramics copied in Europe and China ceramics collected in Britain.

Taking this exhibition as an opportunity, CCTV Record Channel cooperated with these three museums for the first time and produced two documentaries "China Porcelain". "China Porcelain" tells the story of the contact and interaction between China's export porcelain and the whole world hundreds of years ago, especially in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Through this documentary, the audience can see the historical track of porcelain's integration into western social life, art, religion, politics and economy.

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tomb

Recommendation: The documentary "The Mausoleum of Emperor" is an animated documentary of the era, which is based on the hand-made physical role model and scene model, combined with the performance style of traditional Chinese murals, and developed and used the "fixed-point tracking, fusion and matching technology of digital multi-space elements". The form is novel and unique, which opens a new page for the innovation of film and television documentary mode.

36 Secret Xixia

Recommendation: There is a nation that can't die. They regard white as beauty and are proud of death. There was a mysterious dynasty that ruled for a period of time and was awesome everywhere. This nation is called Tangut, and this dynasty is called Xixia. The TV documentary "Mysterious Xixia" is based on historical records and archaeological evidence. By exploring the unique Xixia civilization in the world, the origin of Tangut is truly and vividly reproduced, and the brilliant achievements of Xixia dynasty in politics, economy, military affairs, culture and religion and the latest achievements of Xixia research are fully displayed. Mysterious Xixia 10 episode, each episode is 50 minutes, which is the most comprehensive and comprehensive display of Xixia culture in the form of TV documentary.

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Daming Palace

Recommended: Daming Palace is the imperial palace of the Tang Dynasty. It was not only the largest palace group in the world at that time, but also the most strictly regulated and uniquely planned palace group. It is also the blending point of China culture and world civilization and the power center of foreign exchange. In 896 AD, Daming Palace was destroyed by fire.

Directed by the famous director Jin Tiemu, the documentary "Daming Palace" led the top photography, art design and computer special effects production teams in China, which made the Tang Dynasty, the most prosperous and brilliant period in China's history more than 1,000 years ago, present to the audience with unprecedented clear images.

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38 China's Treasure

Recommendation: The BBC and CCTV also jointly produced a film "Treasure of China" for foreigners. Every episode here presents a side of "Modern Life in China"-family, art, metropolis, manufacturing, technology and diet. Each episode is based on cultural relics, looking for ancient traces of modern China.

39 new things in the Forbidden City

Recommended: This documentary no longer shows the whole picture of the Forbidden City, but focuses on 20 16 "hall of mental cultivation Research and Protection Project", which makes the ancient palace flow again after a hundred years of stagnation. 18 ancient buildings and more than 2,000 precious cultural relics, such a complex Liang Yu Palace will be restored by craftsmen in the Forbidden City.

40 From Chang 'an to Rome

Recommendation: This documentary adopts the parallel perspective of A Tale of Two Cities, walks into the beginning and end of the ancient Silk Road, thinks about the economy, trade, culture, society, music, art, architecture and cities of China and Italy, goes deep into Xi 'an and Rome, and leads the audience to feel the strong impact of different civilizations from different regions on their hearts and minds.