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As a world cultural heritage site, the Palace Museum is now celebrating its 100th birthday (1925.10.10—2025.10.10) with an exhibition at the Meridian Gate. Through the lens of reporter Zhang Yang, this documentary delves into the century-long journey of the Forbidden City from the perspectives of digital technology, cultural relics restorers, and relevant IPs, presenting not only the prelude to a celebration but also a profound dialogue about civilization, value, and the future.

A Century of the Forbidden City in One Glance

Our Palace Museum

Each episode will delve into the local landscapes, customs, authentic cuisine, and unique culture, creating the most extraordinary ways to experience the destination. Guests will use their wit and creativity to engage in extreme "limit-breaking" competitions. The losing side must face tough punishments, fueling their competitive spirit and highlighting their love-hate dynamic. By integrating local resources and characteristics, the show offers a fresh travel experience with new content.

Nicholas's Journey Bros, Let's Compete Anytime

Boom! Brothers

Thirty years ago, 8,000 Li of Cloud and Moon was Taiwan’s first program to deeply present the customs, culture, and scenery of mainland China, offering a sincere and colorful image to the world. Today, Long's Journey of Poetic China retraces that path, showcasing the remarkable changes over the past three decades from the perspective of Taiwanese citizens while exploring shared cultural roots and national identity.

The Exploration Adventure with Nicholas Wu and Xing Aowei

Long's Journey of Poetic China

"Country Roads Delicious Foods 3" ventures into the hidden corners of southern China, including Guangdong, Guangxi, Zhejiang, Fujian, Hunan, Jiangxi, Anhui, and Guizhou, over twelve episodes. From bamboo forests to ancient villages, the series explores bizarre "dark cuisine" and exotic flavors that challenge culinary norms, decoding the cultural secrets behind rural ingredients and regional tastes.

Mind-Blowing "Dark Cuisine" That Defies Taste Buds

Country Roads Delicious Foods 3

The grand culinary documentary "Breakfast China Season 5" expands its scope from local Chinese breakfasts to morning meals across the Chinese diaspora. It introduces overseas Chinese communities, showcasing cultural resilience, and the vitality of putting down roots in foreign lands. More than just food documentation, it explores identity, memory, and belonging. Every breakfast hides secrets of love, and the flowing tenderness and nourishing energy of food. Whatever happens, let's eat first!

Breakfast Hunters

Breakfast in China 5

Color is a window into China, letting us grasp an era's essence and see China anew. Yet, synthetic dyes threaten to erase traditional colors. Our crew spent a year filming across provinces, regions, and administrative regions of China, including Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, China, even reaching Japan to explore the legacy of Chinese hues. Using advanced tech, we've uncovered the secrets of these colors. We'll offer a fresh take on Chinese aesthetics and an exceptional audio-visual feast.

The First Documentary on China's Traditional Colors and Culture

China in Hues

"Once Upon A Bite S5" focuses on spices, the insignificant yet essential heroes that shape flavor. It explores the circulation, migration, conquest, and fusion of spices, highlighting the uniqueness of Chinese cuisine. Amidst globalization, it examines how spices influence cooking and become markers of regional cuisine. The series reveals how food impacts history and shapes regional character. Where will humanity's journey for fragrance lead, and how will the story of curiosity unfold?

A Subtle Fragrance in Flavor

Once Upon a Bite S5

The Story of HER is a grand theatrical production recounting the extraordinary stories of four legendary women from ancient China. Each episode focuses on different aspects of their lives, including Princess Jieyou, Wu Zetian, Li Qingzhao, and Shen. 
The show integrates historical records to analyze the political, economic, cultural, and social conditions faced by women at the time.
Filmed in a docudrama style, the show invites actresses Lan Xi, Wen Zhengrong, Tao Xinran, and Cao Feiran to perf

The first docudrama from female perspectives

the story of HER

Taste Humanity at Night S3 continues with its signature storytelling and visual style of the previous seasons, exploring eight cities: Quanzhou, Yinchuan, Qingdao, Liuzhou, Zigong, Xiangyang, Lhasa, and Kunming. It showcases local culinary talents, highlights delicious late-night eats, and captures the authentic spirit of urban life. Through diverse flavors and rich cityscapes, the show reveals the resilience of everyday people and their stories, reflecting the essence of our times.

Taste Humanity at Night S3

This season builds on the first, maintaining the same storytelling and visual style as S1, and explores eight cities to reveal local culinary expertise. It showcases the best late-night snacks, authentic local culture, and the everyday yet legendary urban life. The show delights with diverse flavors while capturing the vibrancy of Chinese cities and the resilience of ordinary people, reflecting timeless tenacity.

Taste Humanity at Night S2

Integrating historical research with on-site filming of architectural details, we'll trace Liang Sicheng's footsteps in Shanxi to explore ancient buildings and uncover the structural beauty of Chinese architecture.

Rediscovering Historical Treasures in Shanxi

Explore Ancient Buildings in Shanxi

The 10-episode series focuses on Zi River in central Hunan, known for Anhua Dark Tea and the Tea Horse Road. Local cuisines highlight seasonal flavors. Starting from Shaoyang, the source of Zi River, our journey spans 650+ km through Lengshui River, Xinhua, Anhua, Taojiang, and Yiyang, ending at Dongting Lake and Yueyang. Our camera captures stunning mountains and villages. Local dialect "Have you eaten? Come and eat." invites global guests to enjoy Hunan's hospitality and diverse cuisine.

Exploring Diverse Cuisines along the Zi River

Flavors from The River

Chen Xiaoqing, a documentary filmmaker, works on food documentaries and writing, searching for new flavors is his job. This program is the first time he goes in front of the camera to explore the stories behind the food with his own perspective. Chen travels to eight different regions in China, where he works with different guides to complete his own flavor journey. He believes that “food is not only delicious, but also a kind of adhesive that allows for more understanding and communication.”

Flavor Exploration Journey of Chen Xiaoqing

China Beyond Tastes

Look for 13 individuals who serve as templates and invite them. Ask them to observe their behavior, and ask them to share their personal experiences and insights. Provide a sample of what is happening and explore a slice of China's development. This show is far from thinking about the times.

Seeing the World Through Bias

Thirteen Talks

Each hot pot meal is a story. With steam around, it shows all kinds of lives and witnesses ups and downs of history. Chen Xiaoqing’s team has a new work “Pot of Fire”, which describes how localities create various flavors in different natural geographic environments and cultural customs. They will adopt documentary of vivid individuals in a younger aesthetic way to enlarge delicious moments. Through hot pot, we can see people’s distinctive regional characters and shared love for life.