Ten geography documentaries that China must see.

The must-see documentaries are as follows:

Hexi corridor 1

This documentary has always been the domestic documentary with the highest score of Douban, reaching 9.7, which can be said to be zero bad reviews. The film takes Hexi Corridor, an important passage in western China and the golden section of the Silk Road, as the narrative object, and presents it from the political, military, economic, cultural and religious perspectives from the Han Dynasty to today.

The history of Hexi Corridor and its connection with western China, as well as its unique role in the process of history and civilization in China, the whole story has a tight structure and logic, and the image expression shows a very high professional level.

2. "If National Treasure Can Talk"

It is a highly rated CCTV documentary series. The douban score in each season is above 9.4. The film crew traveled all over the country and photographed nearly 100 museums and archaeological research institutes and more than 50 archaeological sites. Through each episode of 5 minutes, tell a cultural relic, introduce China spirit, China aesthetics and China values behind the national treasure, and lead the audience to understand China culture.

3. China on the tip of the tongue

It can be said that it was a smash hit. This series of documentaries focuses on China people's pursuit of food and life, and links China's food ecology with specific people. People from all walks of life, ethnic groups and all ages can find the joy of food in this work, which is known as the "Bible of Eating Goods".

4. Polar regions

It is one of the must-see documentaries in China. The film mainly tells the touching stories of 2 1 people of different ages, genders and occupations in Tibet. The scenery in this area has been upgraded to the ultimate visual experience. The majestic snow-capped mountains, blue sacred lakes and lush forests show the thrilling beauty of Tibet.

5. Beautiful China

This film is the first joint production of CCTV and BBC. It took four years to shoot, and advanced photography techniques such as aerial photography, infrared, high speed, time delay and underwater were adopted. There are six episodes. Won the 30th Emmy Award for News Documentary Award for Best Photography, Best Editing and Best Music and Sound Effect Award for Natural History Documentary.

6. The Road of Xuanzang

This documentary is also one of China documentaries with the highest score of Douban, reaching 9.5. In his works, he tried his best to restore a true master Xuanzang to the world. In order to achieve just Mahayana Buddhism, he ignored the imperial ban, crossed Yumen Pass and crossed the snowy mountain desert. 19 years later, he traveled to 1 10 countries.

7. "China in the air"

This is a documentary worth seeing. Overlooking China from the air, it shows the historical and cultural landscape, natural and geographical features, economic and social development and changes of China in an all-round and three-dimensional way. The images will all be completed by aerial photography, and each episode selects the most representative and ornamental historical, cultural, natural and modern landscapes of various provinces and cities.

8. "I am repairing cultural relics in the Forbidden City"

The film focuses on the restoration process of rare cultural relics such as paintings, bronzes, court clocks, woodwork, ceramics, lacquerware, treasure inlay, court embroidery and so on, as well as the life stories of the restorers. For the first time, the film fully presents the world-class restoration technology and technology of China cultural relics, showing the original state and collection state of cultural relics.

9. "Reading China in Books"

Douban score is 9.3. The film carefully selected 30 ancient books from six warm and passionate perspectives: small people, love, friendship, life wisdom, family style and country. Every five letters, explain a common theme. From these 30 letters, the audience can get a glimpse of the world in different historical periods and appreciate the tolerance and feelings of China culture.

10, blue land

This is a China documentary worth seeing. This is the first time that a domestic documentary has made a comprehensive and systematic shooting of the ocean in the form of a nature documentary, and it is also the largest, widest and most comprehensive shooting of the ocean in China so far.