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Life
Lucid Waters and Lush Mountains of China - S2 - E3
Snow leopards, white-headed langurs, green peacocks, crested ibis, and red pandas all appear on stage, allowing the audience to get to know these fresh lives and the cities and regions that have made important contributions to their protection.
Lucid Waters and Lush Mountains of China: Season 2 - 9 Episode s
2x1 - Water
January 29, 2019
China has many great rivers, which meander and flow like the blood of the earth, providing human beings with precious water sources. This program will introduce China's water resources and the customs and customs along the most important Yangtze River and Yellow River in China. Demonstrate the achievements of ecological restoration of the watershed, and visit important ecological areas such as the Sanjiangyuan.
2x2 - Mountain
January 30, 2019
Castle Peak has a profound meaning in Chinese culture, and it is also the most important natural resource of a beautiful China. This episode of the program will travel through China along the veins of the mountains, from Taihang Mountain, Bashan Mountain, and Wuyi Mountain to Lushan Mountain, Huashan Mountain, and Yandang Mountain, leading the audience to appreciate the charm of mountains.
2x3 - Life
January 31, 2019
Snow leopards, white-headed langurs, green peacocks, crested ibis, and red pandas all appear on stage, allowing the audience to get to know these fresh lives and the cities and regions that have made important contributions to their protection.
2x4 - Forest and Grassland
February 1, 2019
Forests and grasslands are important natural resources. They play an important role in regulating climate, conserving water sources, maintaining water and soil, and maintaining biodiversity. This episode of the program goes into the primeval forest of Changbai Mountain, goes deep into the Bayinbulak prairie, and will take you on a unique journey of viewing flowers. Get to know the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities with a forest coverage rate of more than 40% in our country. They are all beautiful ecological colors on the Chinese territory.
2x5 - Sandy Soil
February 2, 2019
China's geographical environment is diverse, and all kinds of delicious ingredients are produced on the vast land. This program will take the audience on a food journey and taste the food from all over the country. Those crystal clear and colorful stones in the show are actually not gems, but gravel under the microscope. They will not only bring the audience a new understanding of the desert, but also witness the miracle of how the desert becomes an oasis.
2x6 - Ocean
February 3, 2019
The sea is a treasure house of resources, which provides human beings with food, energy, and raw materials for production. The development of marine resources is also inseparable from the concept of green development. China has a coastline of 18,000 kilometers, and many coastal cities are like a string of pearls on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean. The marine economy in the new era has brought well-being to the local people and continued the ecological wisdom of living in harmony with the sea.
2x7 - Reserve
February 4, 2019
There are more than 400 national nature reserves established in China. Wuyishan Nature Reserve is famous for its majestic mountain appearance and biodiversity; Foping Nature Reserve is home to giant pandas, golden monkeys, and antelopes; Xishuangbanna National Nature Reserve is the only tropical rainforest nature reserve in China; Zhangjiajie is China's first A giant salamander national nature reserve. They are not only scenic spots, but also demonstration areas of ecological protection.
2x8 - Wetland
February 5, 2019
Wetlands are known as the "kidneys of the earth", as well as titles such as "flood control dams", "natural reservoirs", "species banks", and "ecological cradles". Wetlands are a paradise for maintaining the ecological environment and maintaining biodiversity; to build a sponge city, wetlands are also inseparable. This program will go into Zhalong Wetland, Yellow River Estuary Wetland, Dongting Lake, Qinghai Lake and many other important wetlands to understand their ecological value.
2x9 - Homeland (Finals)
February 6, 2019
Residents should be able to see mountains and water, and remember nostalgia. The general secretary showed us a beautiful blueprint for a beautiful China. Huzhou, Wuyuan, Nanjing and a large number of national ecological civilization construction demonstration zones have taken the lead in setting an example. This episode is also the night of the championship of the finals. While the eight contestants compete fiercely, they taste the deep homesickness with the audience.