Panda Odyssey takes viewers across China’s wild landscapes and conservation centers to explore the incredible story of the giant panda. From ancient records to modern breakthroughs, this documentary traces how pandas moved from the brink of extinction to a state of cautious recovery. It also looks to the future, exploring how science and society will shape the next chapter in panda conservation. Through intimate, real-life footage, this film offers a touching and informative portrait of one of the world’s most iconic endangered species.

With breathtaking drone footage and immersive storytelling, Aerial Coastline: Season 1 captures the vast and varied landscapes along China’s 18,400-kilometer coastline. Spanning 22 latitudes and 3 climate zones, the series visits six major coastal cities—Beihai, Fangchenggang, Wenchang, Zhongshan, Shantou, and Jiangmen—to showcase their natural wonders, local cultures, and rapid development. Each episode interweaves 10–12 thematically linked scenes, presenting a layered narrative that highlights the harmonious coexistence of people and nature along China’s ever-evolving shores.

Flavors of Jianghu: Season 3 returns to the food-filled world introduced in Season 1, diving deep into the stories of passionate local chefs across China. These culinary masters may work in humble settings—from remote countryside eateries to hidden gems in bustling cities—but their dishes burst with flavor and soul. Each episode uncovers the dreams, skills, and humanity behind the chefs, showcasing diverse regional tastes and heartfelt stories that reflect the full spectrum of Chinese cuisine.

In its second season, Earthly Ambrosia ventures deep into the countryside of Southwest China to explore how food shapes daily life and local identity. Through intimate portraits of cooks, farmers, and families, the series uncovers regional ingredients, traditional cooking techniques, and emotional connections to food. Each story reveals how cuisine is more than sustenance—it is heritage, memory, and a living expression of community.

The Pulse of Life: Guizhou explores the majestic landscapes and rich biodiversity of Guizhou Province in southwestern China. From lush forests to hidden caves, the film captures the unique geological features and rare species that define the region. Structured around five themes—mountains, jungles, streams, caves, and local traditions—the documentary highlights Guizhou’s natural wonders and environmental significance. With cinematic visuals and ecological insight, this episode offers an immersive journey into one of China’s most underexplored ecological treasures.

Return to Sanxingdui focuses on one of China’s most enigmatic archaeological discoveries—Sanxingdui. Through new excavations, artifact restoration, and expert interpretation, the film reconstructs scenes of ancient life and unpacks the mysteries of this once-thriving Bronze Age civilization. Viewers are invited to “dialogue” with the relics, piecing together forgotten stories and exploring how Sanxingdui fits into the broader narrative of Chinese and global civilization. A blend of scientific insight and artistic storytelling brings this ancient culture vividly to life.