A review of aerial photography in Xinjiang, China

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Aerial photography of Xinjiang, China 1 Aerial photography of China is a documentary that overlooks the overall features of China from the air and displays the natural geographical features, cultural and historical landscapes and urban reform and changes of China in a three-dimensional way. With the progress of "One episode, One place", the documentary gradually presents the overall features of 34 provincial administrative regions in China, and the complete works are planned to be broadcast within five years.

This is a real "burning money" shooting process. The program group requires that in order to achieve the shooting effect as perfectly as possible, all pictures are shot by manned aircraft and drones, and high altitude and low altitude complement each other. Whether it is an airplane or photographic equipment, the team should use the highest specifications of equipment.

Anyone who has seen the documentary was deeply shocked by the land of China from the perspective of aerial photography. "Xinjiang", with its unique exotic customs, vast and wild natural environment and rich multi-level humanistic elements, is even more amazing and convincing.

Xinjiang is the first place decided in the first season. Yu Le said that from 2065438 to March 2006, when the documentary "Aerial China" was established, it was decided to do six episodes. At that time, it was decided to reflect the geographical and cultural features of different regions of the motherland through the orientation choice of east, west, south and north, and Xinjiang, as the most representative province in western China, was formally established as an important content in the first quarter.

"Because it is the first season, we also want to put the most exciting content in it. Xinjiang has obvious geographical features and a large area. It is especially suitable for seeing landforms and mountains and rivers from the air. Shooting Xinjiang is an overall consideration. " He said.

Xinjiang has a vast territory and complex landforms, and the production team has been prepared for this. Therefore, the program set a higher budget for Xinjiang than other filming provinces.

During the 240-day filming process, five unmanned units were dispatched before and after, and more than 50 people participated in the filming. In Xinjiang alone, nine cars were rented, and the program group brought its own cars, counting more than ten cars, running back and forth on the vast land of Xinjiang.

It is such a huge shooting team and budget that supports the almost perfect all-round presentation of Xinjiang. The continuous Kumutage desert sand dunes, spectacular Fuhai fishing and the open transition of Kazakh herders show the perfect fit between man and nature from the perspective of aerial photography.

Wang Lianming, the general director of Xinjiang, who participated in the whole process of directing and shooting, is also the general director of Hainan in China Aerial Photography. When shooting in two places, Wang Lianming's biggest feeling is that Xinjiang is too big.

In fact, as early as a decade ago, Wang Lianming's Reiz Jiuzhou had cooperated with the documentary film crew of Xinjiang TV Station for many times to shoot Xinjiang, and he was quite familiar with him and his company.

But the filming of Xinjiang still becomes a challenge in his career. "Xinjiang is the largest in the country, which is also destined to be the most difficult to shoot in Xinjiang." He said.

First of all, we must solve the problems of climate and weather. 2065438+At the end of March and the beginning of April, 2006, the film crew planned to take a group of aerial photos of the Kumutage Desert in Shanshan. The team stayed in Shanshan for a whole week and only had two afternoons to really start working. The rest of the time, they were there, waiting for the wind to stop.

"The wind and sand are too big, and the equipment can't be opened." Wang Lianming said. The shooting ended in failure. It was not until the end of July that the film crew came to an end and went to Shanshan to shoot again.

"At that time, the ground temperature could reach 70℃ on the hottest day, but that time was the preparation time for the film crew. Everyone was so hot that they simply tried to fry eggs in the desert. Really cooked! " He said.

Then, there is the potential danger brought by the terrain. On one occasion, the film crew moved from Bayinbuluke to Kuqa. When the helicopter flew over Tianshan Daban, there was a thunderstorm ahead and it was impossible to return. We had to bite the bullet and rush forward until it landed safely, and everyone was relieved.

Infinite scenery with dangerous peaks. The beauty of Xinjiang is the driving force for Shandong Wang Lianming not to shoot enough.

"Every season, every place has a different charm. It's too big here. Every time you go to a new place, you will find new differences. For example, in the Gurbantunggut desert, in mid-air, we saw the desert, especially like the blood vessels on the profile of human heart, which has a unique impact; In April, Jiangbulak, viewed from the air, is a unique beauty only on the alpine grassland. The wheat fields are green and affectionate. When I went back in August, it was already early autumn, and the wind was blowing the waves of wheat, which was endless, two seasons and two huge contrasts. It's beautiful. " Wang Lianming said with emotion.

As the general director of China aerial photography, Yu Le admits that he didn't relax until he saw the comments from the online audience. After all, this is a fresh team with the post-80s generation as the main body, and how much surprise it can bring to the audience depends on whether the team provides fresh language and maintains an equal communication attitude with the audience, and ultimately depends on whether the program itself presents its due quality.

Among the six documentaries, the most interesting thing is that in addition to the beautiful scenery under aerial photography, human factors run through them and become a major attraction. In Xinjiang, oasis civilization, camel team, mountaineering team, herdsmen in transition, and the prosperity of the city have all become amazing components in a documentary.

"The humanities part must be taken seriously. It would be lonely in Leng Yan if only the scenery was filmed and no one participated. Humanity and nature are inseparable. In Xinjiang, human beings have lived by water since ancient times, and oasis civilization is the general direction for us to look at Xinjiang. Moreover, Xinjiang is located in the hinterland, in the center of Asia, bordering many countries and blending with many civilizations in history. In the eyes of most people, this unique humanistic feature of Xinjiang brings people a novel feeling. This is a good opportunity to introduce Xinjiang to the whole world. " Yu Le said.

It's not easy to make a humanistic documentary, not to mention a 50-minute aerial film. The audience should be patient and enjoy it. After all, social development has divided most people into different spaces in a new way of life. From the air, they can't show their hands and feet, while outdoor aerial photography can only focus on agricultural civilization.

"So in Xinjiang, we try our best to show the human environment with the civilization of agriculture and animal husbandry. For example, the transition of Kazakh herders is very suitable for aerial photography. They have come a long way, and each way is different. The overall shooting is spectacular and shocking. " He said.

For Wang Lianming, the bigger feeling is regret: "I didn't shoot enough, but there are still many shots that are not well presented." For example, desert and Gobi should add some more vital elements, such as people, which can better reflect the wildness of Xinjiang. He said that Xinjiang is just a trailer, and his company has planned to make Xinjiang into a movie version. If you really want to photograph the charm of Xinjiang, you have to do it on the big screen: "Although aerial photography of China has been well reflected,

But I think the charm of Xinjiang is only half released. A little harder will be more beautiful and shocking. "Wang Lianming said.

China Xinjiang Aerial Photography Review's fourth "Aerial Photography of China" has more attractive shooting ideas besides its face value.

To say that China is a popular documentary this year, one of them must be aerial photography of China.

Every frame of "Aerial China" can be used as a desktop. It's amazing to have no friends, from copywriting to music to pictures. In addition to these, its shooting ideas are even more impressive.

A documentary with aerial photography as its theme must first have a face value, which is achieved by Aerial Photography of China. Exquisite pictures, each frame is the ultimate visual experience, and with the copy and soundtrack, your heart is full of excitement.

There is a feeling that the great rivers and mountains in China are born for aerial photography.

This is not a documentary about people or animals. The theme of "aerial photography" is too big to capture. When I first saw the name "Aerial China", my brain stood still for several seconds. If this subject is thrown into my hands, I really can't start.

In the form of aerial photography, a country with 9.6 million square kilometers of great rivers and mountains is presented to people. If you just show the aerial scenery, it will be monotonous, waste manpower and material resources, and it can't be called a documentary.

Therefore, the focus of aerial photography in China is not only reflected in the pictures, music and copy, but also runs through the shooting ideas of the whole documentary.

China aerial photography covers 34 provinces, 4 municipalities, 5 autonomous regions and 2 special administrative regions. The general idea of aerial photography in China is to focus on provinces, then from provinces to representative regions, then from regions to representative natural landscapes such as rivers, lakes and seas, and then from natural landscapes to humanities, history and culture.

In the vast land of Xinjiang, China, there are glacial snow-capped mountains and Gobi Sea. The plateau landscape is hidden in the world famous mountains such as Tianshan Mountain, Altai Mountain and Kunlun Mountain. There are many glaciers in the snowy area, with mountains and peaks, flying springs and waterfalls, and rare birds and animals. ...

You must have never seen the beautiful Xinjiang under a small plane!

When we are used to watching airplanes in Xinjiang, from another angle, when we look at the clouds and this land, we can only marvel, and the rest is only shock. ...

I watched the first episode of Aerial Photography of China in China, which was really shocking. It was so beautiful that I cried and learned a lot. After watching the first episode of Xinjiang, I instantly changed my impression of the desert Gobi and the drought and desolation in Xinjiang, lamenting the miracle of life and the ingenuity of nature. It suddenly occurred to me that Qipa said that teacher Shi Hang quoted Hawking in the third season, and the distant similarity was touching. Wanshui Qian Shan, two unrelated places, is particularly touching to see similarities you have never seen before. I also fully understand that ignorance comes from not understanding this sentence When we calm down, we are willing to understand and contact those strange and unfamiliar history and culture. Natural wonders and social background, we can truly understand each other and tolerate each other.

Otherwise, that place, even our land, will always be a foreign land in our hearts. Looking back, we noticed that the image of each province and its people solidified in our hearts was precisely because we didn't know them, which caused our prejudice against each other. Therefore, if you really want to know each other and form your own worldview, you must follow the camera or go out to see more.

Of course, I especially hope that the construction of high-speed rail can connect Xinjiang with all parts of the motherland, shorten our time and space distance, and really draw closer our hearts that want to know and understand each other.

On July 8th, the last episode of Aerial Photography of China (the first season) was broadcast on 9 documentary channels of CCTV. After the program was broadcast, the audience's enthusiasm continued unabated-recently, more than 3,500 netizens on Douban gave the first season a score of 9. A high score of 4.

This documentary, praised by overseas Chinese as "every frame is so beautiful that I want to sing the national anthem", is the largest aerial documentary in China. In the first season, Hainan, Shaanxi, Xinjiang, Heilongjiang, Jiangxi and Shanghai became the targets of the documentary. Among them, Xinjiang was presented in the third episode. "Xinjiang film girl cried, but she really cried." Netizens commented like this.

In fact, during the Spring Festival of 20 17, the first four episodes of Aerial Photography of China have been broadcast. In late March, this documentary, which aroused strong response from the audience, aired all six episodes in one breath. In the end, all the audience were impressed by the incredible aerial scenes and the beautiful land of China, and were highly praised by word of mouth.

You know, in the six episodes of the first season, although each episode is only 50 minutes, during the whole year of shooting, the film crew used 16 manned helicopters and 57 drones, with a total journey of nearly150,000 kilometers, which is equivalent to four times around the equator.

"Our whole team is very happy to be recognized by everyone. In fact, our initial intention is to let more people get involved in this film without distinction between the creative mode and the final state. We have done this. " A few days ago, Yu Le, the director of aerial photography China, replied in this way on WeChat.

"I think the beauty of Xinjiang is only half released. I want to shoot Xinjiang again." Wang Lianming, the general director of Xinjiang, the cooperative unit of CCTV, and the general manager of Ruizhi Jiuzhou Company, said.

Aerial photography of China Xinjiang Part 8 Xinjiang, a fascinating place. Blue sky, grassland, mountains and rivers and flowing water are the most common but also the most beautiful scenery in Xinjiang. Fruit, dance and music are the most distinctive things in Xinjiang.

Seen from a distance, it is a vast flat land, and there seems to be no boundary on both sides. Loess and green grass cover this plain. The green grass is laid flat on the plain piece by piece, without sudden bumps and pits. Like a green carpet, it stretches out all the time, at the last end, disappearing into the vast sky and the horizon on the edge of the earth. Some places without grass cover are bare with loess. The soil is not dry. It's soft and elastic when you step on it, but you will fall on it if you are not careful. But when you get up, there won't be mud on you, but water droplets. The plain extends to the river opposite the plain. Seen from a distance, it looks like a ribbon reflecting silver light. The river is not silver, but blue, and the middle is blue, like a piece of blue glass, shining in the sun. In the middle of the river, a prominent rock stands in the middle. The river beat against the stone and split into two streams. The splashing water splashed from the edge of the stone, and a large splash formed two seemingly flowing silks.

The mountain divided by the river has been standing there. From the beginning, the plain became higher and higher and more rugged. Until the peak, there is no place that is not covered with grass, and there is no place that is not illuminated by the sun. This mountain is too high. Although you can't see the back of the mountain, you can see the sky at the top of the mountain. There are only a few scattered white clouds floating in the endless sky, and the sparse white clouds are floating leisurely until they reach the silver horizon.

The beautiful and spectacular natural landscape has created sweet Xinjiang fruits. Walking into the orchard, a burst of green came to my face. A shelf, climbing a branch, a branch hanging a huge cantaloupe. The green cantaloupe hangs vertically on the branch. One emerald pattern after another covers cantaloupes. Next to the melon rack, there are piles of blue cantaloupes. One by one, yellow is shiny and yellow is translucent. The shelf is covered with grapes. Walking into the paradise of grapes, there are so many immature grapes that the branches have been bent, but the tree grapes still don't look long enough. Purple grapes are like beautiful pearls, but they are glittering and translucent without sunlight.

Magnificent landscapes and charming landscapes have created dances in Xinjiang. A middle-aged man, with a short black beard, holds a woman's hand in a gentleman's way, and the other hand is held high, bent and trembling. He put his left hand on his chest again, absorbed, and forgot all the people around him, as if he were the only one dancing in the world, with a cheerful smile on his face and enjoying himself.

Xinjiang is really a charming place

Looking at Xinjiang from God's point of view, I am really shocked. It goes without saying that there is great beauty in heaven and earth.

Xinjiang is really a treasure land, with mountains, grasslands, lakes, canyons, deserts and basins. The landform is so colorful. From the aerial photography, the atmosphere is magnificent, and the integration of nature and human landscape is amazing.

It is strongly recommended that geography teachers play. I feel that the knowledge in high school geography textbooks is alive again.

In addition, watching the intention of the documentary film crew, many scenes need to capture the most beautiful moment at a specific time, such as the apricot blossom in Xingzigou for only a short week. To record the rotation of the four seasons in Xinjiang, the pains behind it can be imagined.

While admiring the ingenuity of the creator, I feel lucky that I was born in China with so many magnificent landscapes.

Xinjiang has joined my travel luxury gift package, as evidenced by the massive screenshots of this film.

After aerial photography in Xinjiang, China, 10 brushed the last two episodes of the first season of aerial photography in China, which was a bit disappointing … Jiangxi, a place rich in natural scenery, is not very impressive …

Although monsters have no scenery except Chongming Island, they also have the characteristics of high-rise factories, which are more suitable for the theme of super engineering …

Looking at the first season completely, Xinjiang is the first. Besides the ocean, there are lakes, snow-capped mountains, canyons, deserts and basins. Not being in Xinjiang is not only the beauty of China, but it's a pity that only one episode can be filmed.

Heilongjiang is quite satisfactory, and the easternmost and northernmost part has brought a lot of unique beauty to this province.

Shaanxi is a bit magical, subverting the devastated impression in the original textbook. The map is all green, which is a bit incredible.

Hainan's fly in the ointment is that it can't fully present the beauty of the ocean. Sansha may be a political restriction, but it's a pity that it didn't take a lot of ink to introduce it.

China Xinjiang Aerial Photography Review 1 1 I saw the aerial photography of Xinjiang in China recommended by my teacher today. I feel so shocked after reading it! Our motherland is so beautiful! Our motherland is vast, with 9.6 million square kilometers! There are 3 million square kilometers of surging!

Xinjiang is the province with the largest land area in China, with Kunlun Mountain in the south, Altai Mountain in the north and Tianshan Mountain in the middle. I started to travel by plane from Tianshan Mountain today. There are nearly ten thousand glaciers and beautiful peaks in Tianshan Mountain. When I flew to the middle of Tianshan Mountain, a beautiful prairie appeared in front of me. Under the reflection of the sun, nine suns magically appeared in the winding river.

I "flew" to Urumqi, which is the closest city to the ocean and glaciers in the world. September is the cotton picking season in Shihezi, and 9,000 trucks are needed to load the picked cotton. The tomatoes and peppers in Xinjiang showed me a flaming Xinjiang.

Flying west again, I came to Anjihai Grand Canyon, which is really a beautiful picture. Apricots are everywhere in the Ili Valley in April. White, pink and green vegetation make up a colorful apricot valley! In June, lavender was in full bloom, and I saw purple Xinjiang again. Crossing the majestic Guozigou Bridge and arriving at Sailimu Lake, the trip to Xinjiang is over.

I can't wait for my next air trip. My mother said it was too late today. Let's continue our trip tomorrow!