The Spring Festival is not only a symbol of the festival, but also a concentrated embodiment of the traditional culture of the Chinese nation for thousands of years, and an inseparable emotional bond in the hearts of hundreds of millions of Chinese children.
The documentary "Chinese Year" takes us into a spiritual world full of rituals and cultural connotations by digging deep into the stories behind the Spring Festival customs.
In this documentary, every custom is endowed with deep cultural significance and historical value. Whether it is the New Year's money given by the elders to the younger generations, or the upside-down "Fu" word at home, or the indispensable rice cakes on the dining table, they are all important carriers of the traditional culture of the Chinese nation, and there is a historical allusion behind the origin of these customs, carrying the wisdom and emotions passed down from generation to generation.
Year of China
Duration: 30 minutes 4 episodes
Picture quality:Hd.
Type:Cultural documentaries.
Issuer:Jingshang Media.
The theatrical version of the documentary "Chinese Year" is a unique way, inviting well-known actors to interpret historical figures in the first person, through the origin of the Spring Festival custom. This innovative approach not only makes the plot more gripping, but also fuller in emotional expression, which greatly enhances the audience's acceptance and immersion. Through this theatrical version of the interpretation, those legendary stories and profound knowledge sealed in the history books can be vividly reproduced, full of fireworks in the world, so that the audience can feel the temperature and charm of history in appreciation.
The Chinese New Year - Blessing has arrived
The episode "Fu is Coming" focuses on the tradition of the word "Fu" hanging upside down. The documentary will tell a story about Zhu Yuanzhang and Queen Ma, explaining why the word "Fu" is hung upside down at home, meaning "Fu to". This custom reflects the unique understanding of characters and symbols in Chinese, as well as their importance in culture and everyday life. 
Chinese New Year - Eat rice cakes
In the episode "Eating Rice Cakes", the documentary will tell the story of Fucha and Wu Zixu, showing how rice cakes played a role in saving the country and the people in ancient times. This story not only illustrates the importance of rice cakes as a food, but also reflects the deep emotional and cultural values of Chinese people towards food.
Chinese New Year's money - New Year's money
In the episode "New Year's Money", the documentary will lead the audience back to the Tang Dynasty, ** Yang Guifei adopted An Lushan and was personally given "gold and silver money for washing children" by Tang Xuanzong. This historical event marked the origin of the New Year's money, which was originally used as a talisman to ward off evil spirits and exorcism, and later evolved into a blessing from the elders to the younger generations. By narrating this story, the documentary reveals the cultural significance and evolution of the custom of pressing money for the New Year. 
Chinese Year - Welcome to the God of Wealth
Welcoming the God of Wealth focuses on the image and legend of Zhao Gongming, the God of Wealth. By revealing the place of the God of Wealth in Taoist beliefs, the documentary shows how he became a deity representing wealth, good luck, and prosperity, as well as his importance in modern Chinese homes and businesses.
The existence and inheritance of these customs is not only a continuation of a culture, but also a manifestation of national cohesion. On the special day of the Spring Festival, no matter where we are, we will feel the call and sense of belonging from the bloodline. This kind of cohesion is precisely an important support for the Chinese nation to continue to thrive and prosper.
The documentary "Year of China" shows our unwavering confidence in our own culture. In today's globalization, various cultures blend and collide, but the profound cultural connotation and historical wisdom contained in the Spring Festival customs make us more convinced of the unique value and charm of our own culture. This self-confidence is not only due to our long history and splendid culture, but also to our love and inheritance of traditional culture.
*The documentary "Chinese New Year" is not only an in-depth understanding of the Spring Festival customs, but also a deep understanding of traditional culture, national cohesion and cultural self-confidence. Let us feel the warmth and strength from the blood in this festival full of hope and joy, and jointly protect and inherit this cultural treasure that belongs to us. The documentary "Chinese Year" has been launched on iQiyi!
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The documentary "Year of China" is planned and distributed by Jingshang Media.