Chinese Documentaries

Made in China (3)

Director: Xu Yajun

Length: 12 Episodes

Producer: Hangzhou Xiantou Jihua Cultural Development Co.,Ltd.

Broadcasting Platform: Bilibili

It is the first documentary to specifically film China’s manufacturing industry.It records the entire produc-tion process of one product in each episode.By delving deep into aspects of a factory to explore the industrial chain,it allows the audience to see for themselves the most authentic information about materials,skills,designs,quality issues,and other details of the product.Through its down-to-earth presentation,the film aims to portray the true situation of the industry and serve as a reference for consumers.In the third season,the production team shifts their role from a recorder to a participant.In addition to making the documentary,they have also cooperated with local government departments and enterprises to promote more products to the public.

The Great Friends

Chief Director: Masayuki Shiohama

Length: 30 Episodes

Producer: Beijing Dragon Films Co.,Ltd.

Broadcasting Platform: Bilibili

This documentary tells of the interaction between people and animals through their encounters.It starts from the giant panda and extends to other rare animals,focusing on the staff who hold different positions in China’s national parks,wildlife conservation agencies,and urban zoos,as well as individuals who contribute to animal protection in various fields.It explores their emotional connection with animals from a unique perspective,showcasing valuable unknown stories to the audience.

Where Do You Go Tonight?

Director: Sulü,Xiaoxiao,Xiaotu

Length: 10 Episodes

Producer: Zhonglan Media

Broadcasting Platform: Bilibili

The film focuses on the emotions of ordinary people toward hot social topics like workplace and family.Through a micro perspective,it displays the real lives of common people.By taking side shots and talking with them,it showcases the emotions deep within peoples’ hearts.The setting of the film was selected to be at night,which is the most sensi-tive time for people,triggering the interviewees to talk more about their stories.At the sametime,it can also drive the viewers’ emotions,allowing them to watch in a quieter and more empathetic way while they think about their own lives.