Whether it is a film documentary or a TV documentary, the academic gap between funds and talents makes it easy for domestic documentaries to make great achievements in understanding local customs, history and culture. When we are interested in movies about natural wonders, scientific discoveries and space exploration, we often look for works from BBC, Discovery Channel and National Geographic Channel. A friend mentioned the prospect of Nine Sets, but I am not interested in many practices of Nine Sets. I take other people's films and cut them casually, and I often lose my head without indicating the producer ... I recommend Shanghai Documentary Channel, which has many good programs, especially those in history and humanities, which are nine sets of styles that are not available.
This era is changing with each passing day, and there are still too few films recording social changes. Our documentary market can't seek huge box office like feature films. If citizens form a fixed habit of watching movies and go into cinemas to enjoy documentaries, there will naturally be more good films. But where does this chicken or egg question begin? Even a TV documentary like the National Palace Museum in Taipei, enjoying Wang Xizhi's calligraphy on the big screen with beautiful music, will be a better experience than TV, not to mention Home and Hubble Space Telescope (3D).
P.S.: I am a sports fan, lamenting the shooting of Extreme Jordan. 1998 season, six documentary film crews filmed the whole game of Bulls. What surprised me was the countless material images in Ayrton Senna, as well as the European Cup films in previous years, the sports people in China and the sports career in China.