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Animation: Da Hai 大海 (preview)Da Hai (Big Sea); preview; full release planned for 2012.
An award winner at the Seoul International Cartoon & Animation Festival 2010. A film by B&T Studio (BeiJing).
In Da Hai, viewers are acquainted with characters and deities who are charismatic, flippant, heartbroken, stoic, and all other manners appropriate for an epic fantasy about the emotional inclinations of gods and men ...
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Beautiful music ! Colorful Clouds Chasing the Moon.
With CGTN ...
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With Barrett ...
With Ben Norton ...
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A short story for the Chinese New Year.
The Spring Festival is about a new year, a new beginning. A time of renewal, and hope and a fresh start, a time of good-will.
For example, fireworks, apart from being a joy to all, are to scare away bad spirits. One can see this symbolize the breaking of old habits of thought - a spring clean of the mind.
A new year is a new chance for a better life - if you will take it. Keep your eyes open, heart abundant, and strive for a better world. Help others on their journey whenever you can and always share a smile. It may help another, but it will certainly be good for you.
Someday, even the mountains will be gone. But right now we are alive, and we can make a difference.
When faced with bad-will, take it on the chin and return only affection. It might leave a seed for the future; at least, it will not get you down.
As the film says, yes, it is love that brings us closer to happiness ...
Above all, the Spring Festival is a time for family. And ultimately, we are all sisters and brothers breathing the same air ...
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The picturesque JinShanLing to SiMaTai section, north east of Beijing ...
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From CCTV / CGTN ...
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Globe-trotting vlogger Jordan ('Travellight') missed China so much that she took a trip back to her first destination there - ShenZhen in GuangDong province.
Defintely don't miss the amazing light show near the end of the film (8:45) ...
Bonus films - a short introduction to ShenZhen, and a longer guide to the city ...
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Join Tim and Glo as they visit West Lake, the LongJing tea terraces, chill out with a hot-pot (that's chilli not tomato, btw) and more in HangZhou, ZheJiang province, east China, just 120 miles / 180 km from ShangHai ...
What better way to end a misty, rainy day at the lake than a Hot Pot ...
Bonus film - back in ShangHai, popping out for fried rice and chicken street food take away, passing the Bund and YuYuan Gardens by bicycle ...
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