Don’t just think about making money when you are 20 to 30 years old, watch these documentaries to enhance your knowledge!

In today's society, our pace has to accelerate with the acceleration of the pace of life. In such a fast-paced life, we can't even sit down and have a cup of tea in peace. But even so, life goes on. The following six documentaries are recommended to everyone. You can watch them in your spare time, or you can watch them with your children. The effect is more obvious than the TV series you follow!

1. "Pulse of the Earth" Season 1/2

Douban score 9.8

BBC documentary photography team that once produced "Blue Planet" , once again assembled to present this unsurpassed classic documentary "Pulse of the Earth". From the Antarctic to the North Pole, from the equator to the frigid zone, from the African grasslands to the tropical rain forests, and from the desolate peaks to the deep seas, countless creatures are presented to the world in extremely beautiful appearances. We saw the ups and downs of the Okavango floods and the living conditions of the surrounding animals. We saw rare pictures of snow leopards hunting in the heavy snow; we saw the interdependence of penguins, polar bears, seals and other creatures on the ice sheet. In harsh scenes, we also saw strange creatures living in the high-temperature environment of volcanic craters deep in the ocean. Of course, there are also the spectacular scenery and peculiar landforms all over the earth, selflessly showing its most glorious side.

The film has a total of 11 episodes, during which it was filmed using an aerial camera invented by the US military, which can take ultra-clear close-ups of an object from one kilometer away.

2. "The Miracle of the Sun"

Douban score: 9.4

Professor Brian Cox travels to some of the most amazing places on earth, Show and analyze to the audience the great natural wonders of the solar system created by natural laws.

3. Life

Douban score: 9.2

"Life" is a ten-episode documentary series produced by the BBC. It started on October 12, 2009. Broadcast on BBC TV. The film took four years to make and was all shot in high definition. Each episode is 50 minutes long, plus 10 minutes of filming behind-the-scenes, for a total of 60 minutes. According to the Times, the series cost ￡10 million, but the BBC has not officially confirmed this figure. 2009 marks the bicentenary of Darwin's birth and the 150th anniversary of the publication of "On the Origin of Species." In order to commemorate, this film strives to show the diversity of colorful species in nature and the various magical survival skills they have evolved to adapt to the environment.

4. "Frozen Planet"

Douban score: 9.7

The entire documentary is based on seasonal changes, recording the appearance of the earth's poles in one year Various scenes are presented, from the "big melt" in spring, to the summer with 24 hours of light, to the "big freeze" in autumn, and finally ending with the long nights of winter. The documentary ends with some interesting adventures and some tips on how to survive extreme cold and unpredictable harsh climates.

5. "The Hunt"

Douban score: 9.8

David Attenborough once again teamed up with the BBC to launch a new documentary, created by the "Planet Earth" team. It comprehensively displays the dramatic moments of animals in the process of foraging, and reveals for the first time the hunting behavior of South American miasma and humpback whales. It also borrows clips from movies and dramas to strive to give the audience a convincing impression.

The film crew’s footprints are all over rainforests, permafrost, oceans, grasslands, polar regions, and typical ecological environments. They also recorded the efforts of various scientists and environmentalists to protect endangered animals.

The music is composed by Steven Price, the composer of "Gravity".

6. "Hexi Corridor"

Douban score 9.6

"Hexi Corridor" is a TV series produced by the Propaganda Department of the Gansu Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China and CCTV A ten-episode documentary series jointly produced by Science and Education Channel and produced by Beijing Bojing Cultural Communication Co., Ltd. The film takes the Hexi Corridor, an important passage in western China and the golden section of the Silk Road, as the narrative object. It presents the Hexi Corridor and its connections from the Han Dynasty to today from political, military, economic, cultural, religious and other perspectives. The history of western China and the unique role it played in the process of Chinese history and civilization. “The Hexi Corridor is related to national economic strategy” is the theme throughout the article.