China News Service, December 16th. On December 15th, Bilibili (hereinafter referred to as "B station ") announced the latest documentary production plan. It is reported that more than 30 new films will be launched at station B in 2021, including the highly acclaimed second season of "But there are books" and the historical documentary "Ancients" jointly produced with the BBC. The second season of
"But there are books"
The second season of "But there are books" will be launched in the second quarter of next year. The works are dubbed by Hu Ge, and continue to show people and things related to books such as translators, cartoonists, writers, libraries, etc., and provide a touch of comfort for those who love to read in the busy times. At the same time, station B will also launch another social and humanistic documentary "Little Boys", which will tell the growth story of teenagers with special talents. In addition to humanities,
will also launch a new natural documentary "Land of the Gods" and a new scientific documentary "Star Killer" at station B. The former will present the story of the king of the jungle Siberian tiger , Chinese white dolphins, Southwest Asian elephants and plateau wild yaks. The latter will show the unknown, mysterious and dangerous aspects of the universe such as black holes, cosmic rays, and pulsars through the form of investigating crimes.
is one of the most popular documentary categories at station B, and gourmet documentaries will also usher in two new works: "A Strange Food" and "The First Meal". The former will explore all kinds of "magic" ingredients, methods, and "magic" people. The works will be launched in the first quarter of next year. The latter will focus on the characteristic breakfast culture across the country, and explore the Chinese morning taste that is hidden in the market by checking in the legendary breakfast restaurants in nearly 30 cities.
"First Meal"
In addition, station B will also launch a documentary "Will you eat at your house" with the participation of the UP host. This documentary will integrate food, family affection, travel and other elements. Each issue is invited by an UP host to invite his best friends to start a "home-cooked food journey" with the theme of "home for dinner".
In addition to these themes, station B will also launch a special type of historical suspense documentary "Overtime Appraisal". As a documentary focusing on forensic medicine, "Time and Space Appraisal" will focus on real ancient cases, and reproduce the process of Chinese forensic medicine deciphering the death code through methods such as scene reproduction. At the same time, the program will also use modern forensic technology to conduct a second appraisal of ancient odd cases, showing the evolution and progress of Chinese forensic medicine in the past thousand years.
In addition to these 8 original new films from Station B, Station B also released two documentaries jointly produced with the BBC on the forum. The first co-produced work "Dynasty: Meerkat Special" will land on Station B on December 29. "Dynasty: Meerkat Special" will show a young female meerkat leader who establishes a dramatic story of her own dynasty.
"Time and Time Appraisal"
, another work jointly produced by both parties, "Ancients" (temporary Chinese translation of "Ancient Civilization"), will use the concept of historical maps to explore the rise and fall of the world's five ancient civilizations during the same period. There are six episodes in the film, and each episode reveals how different civilizations deal with turning points in their destiny. (End)
Source: China News Network
