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The Yangtze River seems to be the blood of China people. As long as you are from China, the water from the Yangtze River will flow to you. In fact, I have never really seen the Yangtze River. I haven't even touched a drop of water, but everything about it is enough to move me. For example, the film "Talk about the Yangtze River", an epic TV work, was born in China more than 20 years ago. According to records, many people gather in front of the TV every Sunday, waiting for the broadcast of CCTV's masterpiece "The Story of the Yangtze River". At that time, the TV was still one. A 19 inch black-and-white TV can be used as a skylight in a village, bringing a lot of information about the vast world. In that era when freedom began to expand, everyone hoped to get more information to deal with the narrowness and boredom of real life. From this classic TV work, China people saw themselves from a grand perspective for the first time. They come from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, from the land of abundance, and from the outside. They have different living habits, different languages and different eyes, but they have the same identity. They come from China, or the Yangtze River. This identity has made many viewers in front of the TV have a kind of thinking. No matter how far away you are in the northeast, Hainan in the south, and Shanghai in the east, you live in a concept of "China", which is simple and abstruse, but it has aroused this kind of thinking. Yes, you are just like any China person in the camera. Although you are scattered in different corners, you have many.

Although The Story of the Yangtze River more than 20 years ago is regarded as a classic, I only watched one episode, but I am still familiar with the background music The Yangtze River. Other colors, writing style, photography art and people in the lens are all strange to me. Of course, when this TV broadcast, I was not born yet, and I couldn't understand the eyes, pace of life and costumes of those China people in the camera. I believe "Talking about the Yangtze River" is not only the worship of the Yangtze River by ordinary China people, but also the continuation of "The Story of the Yangtze River" by this generation of TV people. The Yangtze River flows day and night, and the land of China is changing with each passing day. Twenty years have passed, but the changes are so thrilling. As a benchmark, The Story of the Yangtze River successfully recorded the social situation of the whole Yangtze River basin and even the whole China in the early days of reform and opening up, and the visual tension it brought was moving and amazing. With this attitude of looking up, let's talk about the Yangtze River starting its long journey. For me, this is the best way to understand the Yangtze River. This visual and auditory impact is more profound than my previous browsing in empty geography textbooks. Compared with their predecessors, this generation of TV producers has become more independent, and they can also use more strength and mature concepts in other fields. Compared with The Story of the Yangtze River, By the Yangtze River is more objective and pious. The narrator does not inject too much subjective consciousness to express a kind of admiration or criticism, especially the explanatory text, which has a special charm and poetically describes the Yangtze River. Perhaps under such a contrast, I will never understand the unique charm of The Story of the Yangtze River. Maybe the age I grew up in was too divided from the past. We can't understand and agree with the monotonous narrative tone of that year, and we won't agree with the inexplicable and formal excitement. But what we can't get rid of is that our experience is carried out on the shoulders of our predecessors, just like the structure of the Yangtze River and the traces of its stories. Twenty years, heaven and earth are just a moment, but for us who live in the present, it is twenty years for everyone. Perhaps, from "Talking about the Yangtze River", we can find ourselves 20 years ago and the years washed away by time. How intoxicating this quiet meditation is in this sudden era!

The background music in Tales of the Yangtze River may be the most valuable musical work of the whole era. Apart from the national anthem, perhaps no other song can arouse the pride of China people's unity. The phrase "You come from the mountain" tells a mysterious Yangtze River. Jiang Gendi on Ladandong Peak, like a glacier, is the source of the Yangtze River. These countless drops of water on the tip of the ice began to form the third longest river in the world, and it was this drop of water that started a big river and our life course. When it was called Tuotuo River, there was no indication that it would eventually appear on the coast of the East China Sea in China. At this moment, it is like a spontaneous child, running wantonly in the ravine of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. There is no direction at the foot of the earth. It can freely fold its limbs, sometimes bypassing rocks and sometimes crossing the beach. In that world with only blue sky and white clouds, it writes a child's dream, singing all the way and growing sturdily. When it matches the tune, they have a new name-Tongtian River, which seems to flow in the sky, and it is flowing downwards. When they met the Chuma River and the three waters merged, they began to have a sacred name-the Yangtze River.