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Pilgrimage of a veteran journalist
Huang Chengde has conducted field trips along the Yellow River nearly every year since 1997. From the river source to its estuary, he’s explored almost every part of the river and encouraged many…
Revival of a fading fishing village
"The traditional way of living will gradually fade away,” says Cui Jianyu, the entrepreneur-turned-village-head. In this episode, we visit the Yellow River estuary and explore how the fading fishing…
A life at sea
Hongguang New Village is one of a dozen settlements located at the mouth of the Yellow River. In this episode, we get a glimpse of how lives have been changing in places where fishing is still very…
Rising from flood-ravaged ruins
Historians believe the rise and fall of Kaifeng is closely related to the Yellow River. In this episode, we visit Kaifeng to uncover its love-hate relationship with the river.
A young artist's endless inspiration
Most young adults from the countryside along the middle reaches of the Yellow River have relocated to urban areas for better opportunities. Yet one young man has quit his city job and returned to his…
The old man and the desert
The Mu Us Desert, one of the four major deserts along the Yellow River, was once a lifeless expanse. Now, it’s turning green, thanks to decades-long efforts by the locals to combat desertification.…
When the kids are gone
Population aging poses growing challenges in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River. Nestled in the mountains on the west bank of Jin-Shaan Grand Canyon, Chiniuwa has become a landmark…
From poorest village to tourist attraction
Laoniuwan, or “Old Ox Bay”, marks the start of Jin-Shaan Grand Canyon, where the Yellow River meets the Great Wall. It used to serve as a military fortress. Once the poorest village in the county,…
Echoes of the boatman chantey
For centuries, the middle reaches of the Yellow River have served as a vital waterway linking central and northern China. But with the development of road transport, the Yellow River's role as a…
Amne Machin - Tracking the snow line
Amne Machin, one of the four sacred mountains in Tibetan Buddhism in China, is a vital water source for the Yellow River. Yet its glaciers are retreating due to global warming. Local herders are…
Growing up at the headwater
Deep in the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, children from herders’ families lead a life far different from the tech-linked world. At an altitude of 4,500 meters above sea level, and with winter temperatures…
Protecting the headwaters in a changing climate
People at the Yellow River’s headwaters were born to protect it. In this episode, follow us to Yoigilangleb Qu, a headwater stream of the Yellow River on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, to explore the…
The Yellow River Mosaic
THE TRAILER The Yellow River, the second longest river in China, is regarded as a shaping force in the history, economy, and culture of northern China. Today, around 100 million people live within…
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