The 4K natural and humanities documentary "Yeerqiang River", planned and produced by the Documentary Center of Shanghai Radio and Television Station, is a key project of Shanghai's "Cultural Runjiang". Today (February 15) afternoon, the launching ceremony and expert planning meeting of "Yerkand River" was held in Shanghai.
Yarkand means "a place with a wide land". The 970-kilometer-long river flows through the vast desert and majestic mountains, dotting the oases. More than 2,000 years ago, Zhang Qian sent an envoy to the Western Regions to open up the Silk Road, and since then it has become the meeting point of Eastern and Western civilizations. The documentary will use the Yeerqiang River as a series to correctly reflect the evolution of the ethnicity, religion, and culture in the Yarkand River Basin, let the people of all ethnic groups understand the historical truth, and build a solid sense of the Chinese national community.
Zhang Weiwei, dean of the Institute of Chinese Studies at Fudan University, said: "The West is a little afraid of China's rise out of all kinds of psychology, so it has taken despicable measures to comprehensively smear Xinjiang, in this case we really have to tell the story of Xinjiang well." ”
Since 2011, the main creative team has created a series of high-quality documentaries on frontier themes such as "Four Chapters of Kashgar" and "Legend of Kashgar", which have won many awards at home and abroad. This time, they will also go all out to bring you a four-episode documentary that integrates ideology and artistry.
Liu Liting, the general director, said that they will still show nature and humanities in a good concentrated way like "Four Chapters of Kashgar", so that everyone can see what Xinjiang looks like at present.
(Look at the news Knows reporter: Zhou Ying Intern Editor: Ni Junyi)