It is shown on BBC 2 in Britain. From May 1 1 to June 5, 2008, English narration was a series of rules formulated by bernard hill and Phil Chapman's BBC and Gao Xiaoping for CCTV.
The China edition is broadcast on the topic of beautiful China.
In Canada, this is part of the nature of a series of events broadcast by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation described by David Suzuki.
From May 18, 2008, "Wild China" has been broadcast on Australian ABC 1 and ABC HD at 7:30 pm every Sunday.
The music accompaniment series is composed by barnaby Taylor and played by Zheng Yutong and British Chinese Orchestra.
This series of products is advertised as the "Mainland" program of the BBC Natural History Department, in which the long-term running chain of the blue-chip wildlife documentary investigates the natural history of every major land area in the world.
Prior to this, the wild Caribbean was in 2007, but the BBC broadcast in the South Pacific in 2009 marked the continuation of the chain.
12.55 million viewers in 2008 (1 1% viewing share) May 1 1 Long Zhixin.
Lijiang River in Guilin
The first program in this series focuses on southern China, where the climate and terrain are very suitable for growing rice.
The terraced fields in Yuanyang County pour 2000 meters from the steep slopes of red river valley, and there are some of the oldest man-made buildings in China.
In a Miao family in Guizhou province, red-waisted swallows were planted when the arrival signal was sent.
Growing rice from a single plant is beneficial to other organisms, including little egrets and Chinese pond herons.
Several of the hundreds of limestone caves in this karst area have been explored.
In the Middle East, the whole society, including a school, lives in a cave.
Francois langur, a rare primate, uses his climbing skills to enter caves and protect them at night.
Other Neanderthals, including Swift and Rickett's Rattus bat, filmed their first fishing in the dark.
Freshwater life is an important resource for people in southern China.
Cormorant fishermen in Lijiang River are only practicing their art as tourists now, but grass sea and dragonfly larvae are a unique and valuable harvest.
Some delicacies, such as freshwater turtles, are rarely found.
The Chinese alligator in China is only found in Anhui Province, thanks to its survival, in order to devote itself to conservation work.
When an evil China macaque was discovered, the team of Huangshan macaque showed the safety of retreating to the treetops.
After rice harvest in autumn, migratory birds, including cygnets and white cranes, gather in Poyang Lake.
2 shangri-la18 had 2.57 million viewers in may 2008 (10.6% viewing share)
Kawagebo (6740m) is the highest mountain in Yunnan, located here.
This sample plot profile is rich in biodiversity in southwest Yunnan Province.
The Hengduan Mountains form the eastern boundary of the Himalayas and are twisted into a series of north-south parallel ridges.
Nujiang River is one of the deep valleys divided by high mountains.
In summer, the funnel of monsoon rain clouds from the Indian Ocean opened the valley, creating a unique climate, and tropical species flourished in the northern latitudes.
There are18,000 species of plants in Yunnan, of which 3,000 species are found nowhere, attracting western botanists and explorers, such as Joseph Charles Francis Rock.
In the snowy forest, a pilgrimage site around Erpo, Cavaca (6740m), a rare Yunnan golden monkey is photographing lichens for food.
In Gaoligong Mountain, tropical and alpine plants grow side by side.
Here, birds are photographed, including epiphytes and courtship of sunbirds, as well as showing off the feeding of red-bellied pheasants.
Fruit trees attract bear monkeys and giant black squirrels, and the remaining 250 wild Asian elephants in China feed on them.
A little-known group of bamboo bats was photographed on their perch; Each pen is as big as a bumblebee.
A giant elephant yam flower is pollinated by carrion beetles at night.
This black-crowned gibbon was photographed in the forest of Wuliangshan.
Yunnan people include Dai, Hani and Jino. Everyone regards forests as sacred, and their harvest is sustainable, but it has brought new threats since modern times, such as rubber plantations and tourism.
3 "* * *" On May 25th, 2008, the audience was 2.88M (12% viewing share).
Seabird habitat on Qinghai Lake Island
The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is the theme of the third batch.
It occupies a quarter of China's land area, but only 250 million people live there, most of whom are Tibetan Buddhists.
Their religion combines the beliefs of traditional Buddhism and old Shamanism, and their teachings instill respect for wild animals.
Rare species, such as black-necked cranes and Tibetan pheasants, can directly benefit from coexistence with people.
Melting water from * * * 35,000 glaciers has formed a large freshwater lake, including Qinghai, as if it were a lifetime ago.
The birds nesting here are the crested snipe and the spotted goose.
Plateau is a desert with high altitude, swept by the cold wind, but it is also the largest concentration of large animals in China.
It is thought that argali will descend along the hillside to their winter grazing sites.
In Qiangtang, the gathering of Tibetan antelopes is filmed during mating season, and bison can only be found in the most remote areas.
Predators include elusive snow leopards and Tibetan foxes, which shoot pikas from bears in an attempt to profit from them.
A high-profit "yatsa gunbu" was harvested in spring and used as a secret recipe for generations.
Life is even close to the most extreme environment; On the hillside of Mount Qomolangma, there is a jumping spider, a unique hot spring snake that lives in a 4500-meter hot spring.
Saga Dawa Festival is held in the sacred Gangrinpo Qi Feng, attracting pilgrims of many faiths.
* * * is a fragile ecosystem; Its glaciers are melting, which will have a far-reaching impact on billions of people who depend on the water flowing from the plateau in the future.
4 Beyond the Great Wall 01June 2008 3.23 million viewers (13.7% viewing share)
The Siberian tiger lives in the forest near amur river.
The fourth episode focuses on the land of the Great Wall in northern China.
Here, nomadic tribes from different nationalities are still roaming, but their traditional way of life is changing because people have moved to modern cities.
In ancient Manchuria, the last Hezhe fishermen were still casting nets with thick ice to freeze Heilongjiang.
The forest here supports wild boar, a pair of walnuts foraging in winter, and the only remaining wild Siberian tiger in China.
Hundreds of years ago, Ewenki reindeer herders came from Siberia: now, only 30 of them still exist.
Further west, they lie on the rolling Mongolian grasslands. In Bayinbuluke, the livestock of Mongolian cavalry share grasslands and wetlands and breed demoiselle cranes and swans.
Continuing westward, the land becomes hotter and drier, turning to the first arid grassland where the rare goose-eared antelope roams, and then turning to Taklimakan Desert, which is the largest quicksand desert in the world.
Standing here destroys towns, Silk Road heritage, many yardangs, sand sculpture rock formations.
The underground irrigation canal can cultivate grapes in the oasis Turpan, and the red-tailed gerbils can use it quickly.
Kazakh herders spend the summer in Tianshan Mountain and go down to Junggar Basin, where the arid land borders Gobi Desert and they spend the winter.
Here, their livestock share a poor pasture with the last wild horse on earth.
Kazakhstan has a 6000-year golden eagle hunting tradition.
The ice and snow festival in Harbin was displayed at the closing ceremony.
On June 5th, 2008, 3 19M audience (13.3% audience share) visited the "hometown of pandas".
Courtship and mating of wild giant pandas in the film
The center of the fifth batch of China characteristics, here is the Han nationality in China.
They are the largest ethnic group on earth, and their language, Mandarin, is the most widely used.
The plan focuses on how the relationship between people and wildlife has changed over time.
China's ancient belief is that man and nature attach great importance to harmonious coexistence.
At the beginning of the period of rapid economic growth in China, this ideal was largely forgotten.
Compared with the current more enlightened policy environment, some political views have led to a general decline.
The Chinese alligator and crested ibis in China are two species that were saved from extinction through direct intervention.
Other animals benefit from ancient spiritual beliefs and customs, which promote respect and awe for wild animals: weasels and mandarin ducks.
However, wild animals still threaten illegal poaching for food and traditional medicine.
Jingxi is located in the northern plain and loess plateau of China, which is the fertile soil at the source of the Yellow River.
The increasing demand for water has changed the direction of rivers, and soil erosion has led to sandstorms reaching the capital.
Further west, Qinling Mountain is a refuge for some of the rarest species in China, including takin, Sichuan golden monkey and giant panda.
The courtship and mating of giant pandas were first shown and photographed in the wild.
In the colorful lake of Jiuzhaigou, unique fish swim in the forest and are kept underwater.
65438+June 5, 2008, 2.52 million viewers (10% viewing share)
6 "The Wave of Change"
Rare black-faced spoonbill overwinters in Hong Kong.
In the final planning, China's coastline is as long as14,500 kilometers, with a population of 7 million.
Although the city has developed rapidly for decades, it is still an important migration route for birds.
Endangered red-crowned cranes leave their northern breeding grounds to spend the winter in Yancheng Salt Marsh, the largest coastal wetland in China.
Shooting down the island is an important stop on the migration route, but the residents shot down the vipers on the island, lying on the branches and stranded at the rising sea level.
The snake hit the songbird, while the other shot swallowed a kingfisher.
In all coastal areas, traditional planting methods allow wild animals and people to coexist.
From algae and cockroaches in the north to shrimp in the south, crops are different, which makes birds such as swans and black-faced spoonbills flourish.
The oysters harvested by Jia tea farmers and Hui 'an women also show this point.
Rivers and seas in China are seriously polluted.
It is a commercial trap for China to clean sewage and fertilizer and put them into Bohai Bay.
In the Yangtze estuary, the upstream dam has hindered the migration of animals such as Yangtze sturgeon and hairy crabs.
In the tropical South China Sea of China, coral reefs are threatened, and whale sharks are rare tourists.
Other rare animals photographed include elk and white dolphins in China.
On Hainan Island, the macaque jumped into the swimming pool of a hotel, becoming the epitome of wildlife and China people, and continuing to live in harmony with the traditional nature.