A new documentary series titled Eyes Over Hubei is set to premiere on November 28, offering viewers a captivating journey through Hubei Province in central China. Over eight episodes, the series delves into the province’s rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes, following the twists and turns of the Yangtze River—the longest river in Asia.
Reporter Morag Hobbs takes audiences on an immersive exploration from the skies above to the ground below, uncovering the stories and traditions that define Hubei. The series highlights the province’s significance as a central hub in China, known for its historical sites, natural beauty, and the vital role it plays in the country’s economy and development.
Hubei Province, often referred to as the “Province of a Thousand Lakes,” boasts a diverse terrain ranging from towering mountains to expansive waterways. The Yangtze River, which courses through the heart of Hubei, has been a lifeline for the region’s inhabitants for millennia, supporting agriculture, industry, and transportation.
The documentary aims to shed light on the lesser-known aspects of Hubei, providing global audiences with a deeper understanding of the province’s place in China’s past, present, and future. Through stunning aerial footage and intimate on-the-ground encounters, Eyes Over Hubei invites viewers to experience the province’s dynamic blend of tradition and modernity.
The series is expected to resonate with a diverse audience, including global news enthusiasts, business professionals interested in the region’s economic landscape, academics studying Asian affairs, members of the Asian diaspora, and travelers seeking inspiration for future adventures.
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'Eyes Over Hubei' series trailer: Buckle up for a very special journey
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