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English, Chi | 659min | H264 | 1280x720 | 25.00fps 5287 Kbps | AC3 640 Kbps 48.0khz | 13.1 GiB
Genre: Documentary



China is a vast country with an astonishingly diverse landscape. Through unprecedented access, this six-part series reveals the little-known natural treasures and secret wildlife havens of China's wildest regions. China has more varied habitats for wildlife than anywhere else on the planet: rivers carve immense gorges through the world’s loftiest mountain peaks; vast deserts range from searing heat to mind-numbing cold; wild horses gallop across grass steppe land; shallow seas teem with life; steaming jungles harbour colourful birds and temperate forests shelter giant pandas and golden snub-nosed monkeys. But above all, China is a place of 1.3 billion people, most of whom still live in the countryside.

By the improbable cone-shaped hills of Southern China, afloat in a sea of glistening rice paddies, streams conceal dwarf alligators and giant salamanders and trained cormorants catch fish for their masters. In the Himalayas where the temperature can drop nearly 30ºC in a day, Mongolian nomads roam on horseback along the ancient Silk Road, Kazakh herders hunt with Golden Eagles in the snow, and all share their land with wild yak, giant herds of Chiru antelope, brown bears and snow leopards.

Vast river estuaries, migrating birds, coral reefs and busy cities jostle for attention along China’s 10,000 km-long eastern seaboard. This cradle of Chinese civilization has developed into the country’s most densely-populated and economically dynamic area, while remaining a Mecca for wildlife. To survive, this wildlife must co-exist with over 600 million people in a rapidly-changing environment.

Wild China is a stunning visual feast – exploring the length and breadth of one of the world’s most spectacular and mysterious countries.

Episode 1: Heart of the Dragon / Dragon Heart
Our journey to China begins to warm, subtropical south. South China - a huge area, about eight times the area of the United Kingdom. His predominant landscape - hills covered with water. This is a great rice bowl of China, which produces a quarter of global rice crop.

Episode 2: Shangri-La / Shangri-La
Under the swirling clouds in a remote southwestern province of Yunnan, is a mysterious and legendary place with mighty rivers and impassable jungles - the lost paradise of Shangri-La. This is probably the main natural treasure of China - a fragile, unique world of harmony between animals, plants and people.

Episode 3: Tibet / Tibet
Tibetan Plateau is one-quarter of China's territory. Its southern border runs through the highest mountain system in the world - the Himalayas. Its central part - the cold wasteland the size of Western Europe, windswept, - that is Tibet. Tibet is a province of China for over fifty years. But he still retained its uniqueness, because its inhabitants profess Buddhism more than a thousand years!

Episode 4: Beyond the Great Wall / On the other side of the wall
The Great Wall was built by Han Chinese in order to prevent the invasion of nomadic tribes from the north. They call these people barbarians, and their lands were considered infertile and unpopulated. To meet these savage northerners, we will have to leave the walls and go into the unknown. Northeast China was historically known as Manchuria ...

Episode 5: Land of the Panda / Panda Land
In the south of the Great Plains of China are the mountains Nanlin. They are like the spine of China. For people living in these mountains, forests and their inhabitants - the necessary resources and the foundation of their lives. These people share the forest with perhaps the most famous mysterious animals in China. He was seen very few. It is a wild giant panda.

Episode 6: Tides of Change / Time opportunities
From the eastern edge of the Great Wall stretches coastal lands of China. They cover a fourteen thousand kilometers and more than five thousand years of history. It is particularly noticeable contrast between China's past and its future. Here, in modern cities, metropolitan areas lived seven hundred million people. Now, when the ancient traditions combined with new aspirations, there is the crowded shores of China, a place for wildlife?

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