The ancient wisdom of Chinese agriculture, a cornerstone of China’s rich culture, is being celebrated in a new documentary series produced by China Media Group (CMG). Premiering on November 14 on the CCTV-1 channel, the series delves into the enduring vitality of China’s agricultural heritage and its profound impact on society.
Rooted in rural life, Chinese agricultural practices have flourished over centuries, shaping not only the landscape but also the cultural fabric of the nation. The documentary explores remarkable heritage systems such as the lychee cultivation in Guangdong Province, the dryland farming in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, and the traditional freshwater pearl cultivation in Zhejiang Province.
Utilizing modern filming techniques—including macro, ultra-wide-angle, underwater, and time-lapse photography—the series offers viewers an immersive visual journey. By showcasing breathtaking landscapes and age-old farming methods, it invites audiences to discover the unique charm and enduring legacy of ancient Chinese agricultural traditions.
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