The ideological nature revealed by the Documentary movie is incomparable. It can objectively understand the truth of the matter and provide fair guidance for subjective judgment. Writing biographies can output real and credible writing materials, restore the real face of the characters. There is no doubt about the authenticity of Documentary movie, which objectively and truly restore historical events in a specific social environment. Objective and fair. Not only can it broaden the mind to some extent, but it can also enlighten the wisdom. In a sense, the essence of the documentary is the essence of science to seek the truth. Today, I recommend 10 pieces of Documentary movie, all of which are worthy of two or three classics.

1. Planet Earth

"Planet Earth" is a fundamental and thorough Documentary movie of our planet, the Earth. From the South Pole to the North Pole, from the equator to the cold belt, from the African grassland to the tropical rainforest, and from the desolate peaks to the deep sea, countless creatures are presented in front of the world with extremely beautiful bodies. We saw the ebb and flow of the Okavango flood and the animals that depend on it. We saw rare images of snow leopards hunting through the snow. We've seen the harsh interdependence of penguins, polar bears, seals and other creatures on an ice sheet, and the amazing creatures that live in the heat of volcanic vents deep in the ocean. And of course the spectacular beauty and strange landscapes around the globe. Look at the key factors that shape the natural history of our planet. Sunlight and fresh water dominate the life and life of all animals and plants on Earth, thus triggering large and small seasonal migrations.

2. Hexi Corridor

Hexi Corridor focuses its lens on a piece of land and focuses on showing the splendor, glory and sorrow that this land has experienced. "The time spans Han, Three Kingdoms, Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties, Mongolian Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, Republic of China and New China. It systematically combs the history of Hexi Corridor and even the whole western China. When the magnificent music with a heavy sense of history starts slowly, the magnificent scenery of Hexi Corridor presented by the Documentary movie is amazing!

3. Daming Palace

Daming Palace is the largest royal palace in the history of human architecture. Its area is 3.5 times that of the Forbidden City in Beijing, 3 times that of the Palace of Versailles, 12 times that of the Kremlin and 13 times that of the Louvre. As the power center of the Tang Dynasty, Daming Palace was finally destroyed in the war with the fall of the empire, leaving a lasting regret. This Documentary movie tells the story of the power center of the Tang Empire - Daming Palace, from construction, glory to destruction.

4. Planet Green

Planet Green is the first Documentary movie to focus on plants in an immersive way, showing the low-key, secret and unknown world of plants. They can both form mutually beneficial relationships with animals and can be as aggressive, competitive, and dramatic as any creature on our planet. They fight deadly battles with rivals, animals, and the elements for light, space, nutrition, and the chance to branch out for their families. Brand new stories, never-before-seen animal and plant behavior, surprising heroes, take you to see the Earth from a plant's perspective.

5. A Perfect Planet

A documentary series narrated by David Attenborough.Divided into five episodes, the film shows how natural forces drive, shape, and sustain the diversity of life on Earth. The first four episodes explore the power of volcanoes, sunlight, weather, and the ocean, respectively, and the final episode looks at the emerging force of nature: humans, revealing the enormous impact humans have had on the planet and how to restore its perfect ecological balance.

6. HUMAN Beings

Everyone has a story that shakes the heart. Yann Arthus-Bertrand, a famous French photographer, spent three years visiting 60 countries around the world and asked 2,020 people of different colors, races and genders to tell their stories in front of the camera. The stories of freedom fighters, farmers in Mali and prisoners on death row in the United States have been collected into a documentary called HUMAN.In the documentary, the interviewees tell their stories in detail only against a pure black background. There is no clever editing, and the interviewees' identities are not even mentioned much. Everyone's own experience is enough to shock the audience.

7. Understanding the Universe with Stephen Hawking

When it comes to Hawking, we are all familiar with him, a man whose body has never left his wheelchair, but his mind has flown out of the earth, out of the solar system, out of the Milky Way, to the depths of the universe tens of billions of light years, to the mysterious black hole...Stephen Hawking has warned that alien life may really exist. But human contact with them could have devastating consequences. Hawking thinks the rationale for aliens' existence is surprisingly simple, taking children out into space and experiencing time machines.

8. Liang Sicheng Lin Huiyin

The film follows the legendary lives of academic couple Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin against the turbulent background of modern China, combing through the ups and downs of their personal fortunes from their birth and family, to their studies and ideals, to their careers and pursuits, and to their death after illness.

9. Blue Planet

Blue Planet is the first natural history album in television history to fully explore the ocean world. From the tropics to the polar regions, from the shore to the dark deep sea, thousands of exotic creatures, plants from your eyes, many little-known ocean secrets, many human never set foot in the deep sea virgin land one by one, known as the "magnificent ocean epic".

10 Dynasty

"Dynasties" Season 2 will return in 2022. This season will focus on four animals: elephants, cheetahs, pumas and hyenas. The beautifully illustrated Documentary movie takes viewers inside the world's most iconic animal families, taking a peek into their hidden lives -- from birth to growth and the fight for survival.