Reflections after watching the large-scale documentary Jiangshan Duojiao

After watching a film and television work, I believe you will gain a lot of knowledge, so you might as well sit down and write down your thoughts after watching it. In order to save you the headache of writing after-viewing reviews, here are the after-viewing reviews of the large-scale documentary Jiangshan Duojiao (generally 7 articles) that I have compiled for you. You are welcome to share them. Thoughts after watching the large-scale documentary "Jiangshan Duojiao" 1

In this CCTV recording of "Jiangshan Duojiao" program, Quanzhou TV documentary director Chen Jiaping was the person who participated in the most recordings. CCTV got in touch with them more than a month ago. At that time, they recommended to CCTV that the three parts of the recording could be connected in series, including the historical scenes of Shihu Port, the inclusive cultural characteristics of Quanzhou, and the life atmosphere of fishermen in the fishing village. .

This morning, Chen Jiaping felt very satisfied after seeing the footage of Quanzhou broadcast by CCTV. He personally feels that among the three episodes of "Jiangshan Duojiao" that have been broadcast live so far, the scenes about Quanzhou should be the most humane and profound in cultural connotation. I hope that after this episode is broadcast, more people will know about Quanzhou, the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road.

“Quanzhou has once again appeared on CCTV, which has played a very good role in increasing the popularity of Quanzhou city and promoting the development of Quanzhou tourism industry.” The relevant person in charge of the Quanzhou Municipal Tourism Bureau said that at present, Quanzhou city has not yet In a scenic spot with sufficient appeal and influence, choosing to expand its popularity will allow more tourists to enter Quanzhou. Over the years, they have been working hard to expand Quanzhou's popularity through various methods and re-match tourism resources to form a good tourism market. In the future, the Maritime Silk Road concept will form a core resource. Thoughts after watching the large-scale documentary "Jiangshan Duojiao" 2

On October 3, CCTV News Channel's large-scale live broadcast series "Jiangshan Duojiao" broadcast the third episode - the ocean chapter. As one of the starting cities of the "Maritime Silk Road", this episode focuses on Quanzhou, showing Kaiyuan Temple, Qingjing Temple, Cao'an Temple, the customs of Xunpu Fishing Village, Liusheng Pagoda, the return of fishing boats from Shihu Xiangzhi Port, etc. "Maritime Silk Road elements" reflect the inclusiveness of Quanzhou's multiculturalism.

At 8:30 this morning, CCTV News Channel launched the third episode of its large-scale live broadcast series "Jiangshan Duojiao" - the ocean chapter. In just 30 minutes, scenes that sometimes last for more than 30 minutes are about Quanzhou “Maritime Silk Road” elements.

When the program reached 8:47, the live broadcast switched from the sea scenery of Sansha in the South China Sea to the starting point of the China Maritime Silk Road - Quanzhou, Fujian, where there are beautiful seas, people and a sea that embraces all rivers. silk culture.

Every morning, the fishing pier of Quanzhou Port welcomes the busiest moment of the day. The figures of returning fishermen busy harvesting are the first scene showing Quanzhou this time.

Subsequently, the scene shifted to the Liusheng Tower, the first beacon lighthouse on the Maritime Silk Road at the estuary of Quanzhou Bay, the oyster shell house, and the style of the Xunpu fishing village where the women worked hard.

Quanzhou, an ancient city, has shown an extremely tolerant attitude towards the world. Kaiyuan Temple, Qingjing Temple, East and West Pagodas, and Caoanli all reflect Quanzhou’s multicultural tolerance.

At 8:51, the scene returned to the scene of cargo ships setting sail at Shihu Xiangzhi Port, implying that Quanzhou will once again become an international city with important influence along the Maritime Silk Road. During the broadcast, two minutes of charming Quanzhou scenes were interspersed with people across the country. Thoughts after watching the large-scale documentary "Jiangshan Duojiao" 3

According to Quanzhou.com, starting from October 1st, CCTV News Channel launched a large-scale live broadcast series of reports "Jiangshan Duojiao". The report lasted for six days. Using a unique live broadcast perspective, it not only shows the great rivers and mountains and splendid civilization of the motherland, but also deeply presents the endless vitality and great creative spirit of the Chinese nation. Each episode is 30 minutes long.

On the 3rd, the third episode of "Jiangshan Duojiao" will be released - the ocean chapter, which shows the Kaiyuan Temple, Qingjing Temple, Guandi Temple, Changpu Fishing Village style, Liusheng Pagoda, Shihu Xiangzhi Port There are many Quanzhou “Maritime Silk Road” elements such as the scene of the return of fishing boats. On the 29th of last month, Chen Jiaping, the director of the Southern Fujian documentary, revealed the good news on Weibo. He said: "The maritime territory of thousands of miles has never been sorted out like this. I hope that after this episode is broadcast, more people can understand the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road. City Quanzhou. "Reflections after watching the large-scale documentary Jiangshan Duojiao 4

During the National Day in 2017, CCTV News launched a large-scale live broadcast series "Jiangshan Duojiao". CCTV reporters climbed to the top of famous mountains to explore the source of great rivers. , go deep into the sea, photograph China's magnificent mountains and rivers, record China's rejuvenation, show China's green development, and express patriotic feelings on the road to dreaming.

From ancient times to the present, our civilization has never been interrupted. Whether it is the ancient canal, the Great Wall, or today’s bridges spanning natural dangers, the great cause of poverty alleviation of 10 million people a year, it carries the national dream.

Today, let us walk into the Chinese dream that spans thousands of years and moves towards the future.

The large-scale excavation of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal began in the Sui Dynasty, and this great water conservancy project was finally completed in the Yuan Dynasty. From Beijing to Hangzhou, it has a total length of 1,797 kilometers. It is the longest and largest project in the world. of canals.

Although it has been bathed in thousands of years of wind and rain, this river of life connecting the north and south of our country has never stopped nourishing and caring for the people on both sides.

Nowadays, 80% of the food eaten by Hangzhou people, the building materials used, and the coal burned still come from the canal.

The Ling Canal, built in 214 BC, is located in Xing'an County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The Ling Canal flows from east to west, connecting the Haiyang River in the east and the Da Rong River in the west, with a total length of 36 km and is one of the oldest canals in the world.

In 221 BC, after the Qin Dynasty unified the six kingdoms, it turned to send its troops southward. It was trapped in the transportation of soldiers' wages and food and could not enter for three years, so it dug this road specifically for military purposes. canal. Now, Lingqu Canal has been included in the "China World Cultural Heritage Preparatory List" by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage. The golden iron horse over Lingqu canal has become a long history now. More than two thousand years have passed, and the ancient Lingqu canal still runs across here, nourishing the land here and raising the people here.

Karez, the Great Wall and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal are known as the three major projects in ancient China.

Unlike the water conservancy projects we are familiar with, karez is built underground and is also called an "underground canal". In Turpan, there are more than 1,110 such karez, with a total length of more than 5,000 kilometers.

The Turpan area is an extremely arid place. However, in this hot and drier place, there is abundant snow-capped mountain melt water. The local residents cleverly take advantage of the fact that water comes from the mountains and flows to lower places. This irrigation project was created. "The sound of undercurrents is constant for ten miles, and the gurgling water passes over the heads of pedestrians." The melted water from the snow-capped mountains escapes the scorching sun and the entanglement of wind and sand, and flows continuously from the ground into villages and fields, creating the world-famous Turpan grapes.

The Badaling Great Wall in Beijing is world-famous for its vastness and majesty, and has become one of the greatest ancient construction projects in the world. The military projects of those days look more like natural architectural wonders that are skillfully integrated with nature.

The Chinese nation’s perseverance and indomitable spirit are fully explained here. No matter how the situation changes, it will always stand in the forest of the world. No matter how much suffering we suffered, the five thousand years of civilization history never stopped. Anyone who has not visited the Great Wall is not a hero. This does not only refer to climbers. Aren't builders even more worthy of admiration? Thoughts after watching the large-scale documentary Jiangshan Duojiao 5

China is one of the regions in the world with the most widely distributed karst landforms and the most complete types. China's karst family, from the surface to the underground, presents beautiful landscapes with different postures.

In the land inhabited by ethnic minorities in southwest my country, the hometowns of Ashima and Liu Sanjie show beautiful scenery with different approaches but similar goals. On the vast water surface here, stands the majestic peaks. The skylight and cloud shadows reflect the sparkling waves, creating a scenic scene of a water town.

The karst landforms in the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau have even more majestic scenery. Most of China's tiankeng are concentrated in areas with thick limestone layers such as southern Guizhou, western Guizhou, and eastern Chongqing. The bottomless pits and steep and closed rock walls made the tiankeng once a forbidden area for humans. Today's tiankeng is gradually developing into a paradise for geologists and explorers. These brave men are good at peering into the most primitive face of nature through the long-term claustrophobic environment in the pit; they regard the tiankeng as the eyes of the earth.

Not all caves can form sinkholes. Among the Chinese karst family, a more common landscape is the underground cave. They are caves formed by weathering and dissolution of soluble rocks. The total number of karst caves in China is about 100,000 a year, and more than 400 karst caves with a length of more than 500 meters have been identified. Almost all caves have fascinating sedimentary landscapes. In a cave in Dejiang County, Guizhou Province, a mysterious deposit shaped like an "omelet" triggered discussions among geologists. From the Guilin landscape to the Tiankeng caves and then to the Huanglong Colorful Pond. Karst, a landform type named after Europe, presents infinitely rich types and extremely wonderful landscapes in China. After watching the large-scale documentary Jiangshan Duojiao 6

The Great Wall has a long history, with a history of more than 2,000 years. The Great Wall is 6,700 kilometers long, starting from Shanhaiguan in the east and ending at Jiayuguan in the west. The section of the Great Wall we visited today was built in the Ming Dynasty. , located in Badaling.

Now we have arrived at the foot of Badaling. Tourists, please look up at the Great Wall: it is like a giant dragon, winding among the mountains. Please follow me up the Great Wall and see: There is a square platform every three hundred meters on the wall of the Great Wall, which was a fortress used to station troops in ancient times. It is said that during a war, the cities and towers can echo each other. The top of the city wall is also paved with very flat square bricks, like a very wide road, and about two or three cars can go parallel. There are many rows of crenels more than two meters high along the outer edge of the city wall for observation and shooting.

Friends, look what’s under your feet? Guess how much it weighs? Let me tell you! This is a stone. It weighs two to three thousand kilograms! At that time, there were no trains, cars, or cranes, so we relied on countless shoulders and countless hands to lift up the steep mountain step by step. It is the blood, sweat and wisdom of so many working people that have condensed into this Great Wall with no beginning in front and no end in sight! The Great Wall is so majestic and is a great miracle in world history! Thoughts after watching the large-scale documentary Jiangshan Duojiao 7

China is a country with the most complex geological conditions and the most diverse types of landforms in the world.

The ancients divided China's territory into five parts: east, west, south, north and center; modern geographers divide China's landforms into five basic types: plains, hills, plateaus, mountains and basins. At the same time, China is a country with a long history and a large population. The combination of complex and diverse geographical environment and long and splendid history has resulted in the emergence of a variety of completely different and distinctive cultures. Whether it is east, west, north, south, or plateaus, mountains, hills and plains, China's vast land embodies the Chinese people's profound understanding of geography, as well as their unique way of survival and cultural customs.

From the cave dwellings in the Loess Plateau to the karez in the Turpan Basin; from the Hakka earth buildings and round buildings in Fujian to the Diji City in Shanxi, the Chinese people’s simple concept of adapting to local conditions and making the best of the situation has been reflected in people’s living customs , building types, food culture and other aspects are reflected.

Why do people living in the hilly basin in central Zhejiang build their villages according to the patterns of Tai Chi and Bagua? Why does Dijie City in Yangcheng, Shanxi Province have such a legend that it has an iron wall and is unbreakable? In the mountains of Dali, Yunnan, are the huge Tai Chi figures natural or artificial? How did the ancient village near Tai Chi Tu become such a famous town in western Yunnan? Why do tens of thousands of acres of melon and fruit fields appear in the Gobi Desert of the Tuha Basin? How do people create a desert oasis under adverse conditions such as strong winds and drought?

The sixth episode of the special program "Jiangshan Duojiao" "Strange Places" will take you to appreciate various distinctive cultural customs in different natural environments, and to understand the unchanging truth of the interdependence between man and nature. .