Several excellent historical documentaries that I like.

Every documentary I like very much has two factors-rich background music and magnetic commentary, and the following ones are no exception.

1. Hexi Corridor, 20 15, directed by Wang Xinjian, composed by Yani (Greek) and Li Xu.

Content of each episode

The first episode Zhang Qian hollowed out the western regions.

The second set of Huo Qubing Han Great Wall Yumenguan Ya Dan landform

Episode 3 Diaoquan Station

The fourth episode horseshoe temple grottoes

Episode 5: Kumarajiva's Translation of Classics and Meng Xun's Excavation of Tiantai Mountain Grottoes in Beiliang Grand Canal.

The sixth episode Emperor Yang Di crossed the border ferry to Zhangye to hold the "First World Expo"

The seventh episode is the story of the author's fictional Dunhuang cave 220 (the prosperous Tang Dynasty).

The eighth episode is Liangzhou Tibetan-Mongolian Alliance, and later Basiba and Kublai Khan.

Episode 9 Jesuits and Jiayuguan, Zuo and Yili

Episode 10 jiuquan iron and steel, wait for me to develop into industry.

The theme song "Dream of Hexi Corridor" created by the Greek musician Yani is magnificent, and Ms. Xu Li's "Looking Back at the Millennium" is concise, short and mountainous, both of which are classics.

2. The Road of Xuanzang in Jin Tiemu, 20 1 1, 6 episodes, narrated by Xu Tao.

Cheng Chi's Mahayana kept me awake for several months. I was fascinated by Xuanzang's personality charm and had the desire to return to Xuanzang's road countless times.

3. Jin Tiemu's Mysterious Xixia, episode 20 15, 10, commentary: Xie Meng.

After reading the grievances of Xixia dynasty, we can hear the deep sadness hidden behind the melodious melody of the theme song "Mysterious Xixia"

"Black hair, red face, silvery white belly, golden breasts, the stone city of ancestors is on the edge of Baihe. Gao, a distant hometown, is watching the distance. He galloped across the battlefield, crossed the rivers, forgot to flow through the mountains, rivers and clouds, and hid everywhere. King Gao Bai had ten auspicious horns, which blew the army of God. No one resisted the four directions and brought cattle and sheep everywhere. May the wheat seedlings be green, the earth be fragrant, and the sword rust and last forever. "

CCTV and Tokyo Broadcasting Corporation (TBS) got together during their honeymoon in the early 1990s. I haven't seen it for more than 20 years, but I still remember the melody of the opening song and the ending song deeply, and I dare not hum because I will cry. . . At present, every time the subtitles appear, a plane flies low along the ruins of the Great Wall. Jiao, a handsome Xibe host, also raises his upper arm in the pit of Terracotta Warriors and Horses and poses in the same posture as the soldiers next to him. Huang Zongying stands beside Populus euphratica and narrates affectionately. . . From then on, when I was eleven years old, I developed a complex about history and exploration. Although I was deeply buried in my heart, I never really forgot-I still remember the name of the documentary divided into four parts-"Wan Li, the Great Wall of Wan Li is long, and both sides of the Great Wall are hometown. After a thousand years of fighting, the wind, flowers and snow are scattered. " . .

5. Dunhuang, episode 20 10, 10.

With the fate stories of ten characters, the history of Dunhuang 1000 years is strung together, including the British explorer Stan, the guardian of Dunhuang Chang Shuhong, the late Tang dancer Cheng Foer, the widow Along, the sogdian businessman Sarah and so on. Every vivid story tells you what Dunhuang is.

The theme song "The Sky in the Distance" was sung by Xu Wei, and the lyrics fit the tone of this documentary very well:

"My heart rides the wind and walks freely in my dreams. I pray silently and feel your light. . . Feel your magic, feel your ordinary, your wonderful. "

May more and more good documentaries arouse people's love for history, reverence for ancestral culture and cherish life.