China Revealed

The largest man made structure in the world is a masterpiece of human engineering. This historical journey reveals that the Great Wall of China is built on myth and legend, as well as the bones of the million workers that died in its construction.

China's stunning Jiuzhaigou Valley is an undiscovered gem. From its colored lakes to its many waterfalls, it is defined and shaped by water. To the Tibetan people who live here is it the perfect place to cast their prayers and wishes to the winds.

China's Mount Huangshan is where heaven touches earth. For more than 2000 years artists and emperors have climbed to its peak in search of spiritual revelation. Nothing in China matches the mystique of this legendary mountain.

In a remote corner of China lies an extraordinary place: Zhangjiajie, a geological wonderland that was the inspiration for the movie Avatar's Pandora. Its deep twisting valleys are surrounded by mighty pillars of rock that seem to defy gravity.

Two ancient cities share a common past. Wuzhen, built on an ancient water trade route, has remained unchanged for centuries. While Shanghai, once a small trading port, has become a giant symbol of China's economic power almost overnight

China's Shangri-La is a beacon of spirituality where people live in harmony with their beautiful surroundings. A 3D journey through this earthly paradise explores a treasure trove of .. show full overview

China’s Xishuangbanna is a tropical paradise. Elephant and peacocks inhabit the jungles, living alongside a mosaic of colorful tribes. This show reveals a window to the past where .. show full overview

In the heart of China is a river said to be the most beautiful in the world. The Li River has inspired writers and artists for over 2000 years. It’s a land of wonders: 6 million acres .. show full overview

An oasis in a sea of sand, Dunhuang was one of the most strategic fortifications along the Great Wall of China. A vital trading post on the legendary Silk Road, Dunhuang became an intercontinental think tank of human ingenuity.

Every year, the city of Harbin throws the biggest winter party in China. Working in sub-zero temperatures, an army of 18,000 artisans have just four weeks to transform an empty lot into an extravagant Ice Park bigger than Disneyland.