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This six-part nature documentary series reveals one of the world's most enigmatic countries -- one filled with natural complexity, picturesque landscapes and colorful people -- all spectacularly captured, from the Himalayas to the tropical islands, using high-definition cameras. The series was filmed for 16 months and involved a half-million miles of travel, with footage being shot in 26 of China's 30 provinces. Topics covered in the series include the climate and terrain of South China, which is ideal for rice cultivation, and the Tibetan Plateau.
Bernard Hill

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aired 61 days ago
Towering mountains provide refuge for tropical species.
aired 61 days ago
The landscapes of southern China, where rice is cultivated and a mysterious system of underground rivers is just beginning to be explored.
aired 132 days ago
Humans and pandas coexist among the cone-shaped hills of southern China.

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