China Wild

Grassland is the Earth's second largest ecosystem on land. China's grassland makes up an important part of the Eurasian Steppe. In this episode, We will see species of Tibetan fox, Plateau pikas, manuls and snowfinchs living in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, as predators and prey they have their own skills in order to survive; and also experience the pageantry of breeding young birds.

As one of the ecosystems on Earth, city was the latest to be born. It was born to meet human needs, but other lives are also endeavouring to find their own living space here. The Temple of Heaven is the home for many animals: the slender squirrels are stocking winter rations, the Hedgehogs here already knows that cat food is the new option, crows accustomed to flying to Beijing's urban in winter.

Forest is the largest ecosystem on land. China has a rich types of forests, where various rare species thrive in dramatic struggles for existence. In this episode, we can see the Papilio Helenus, fork-tailed sunbird and wasp fighting in the world's largest virgin karst forest; the striking contrast between the beautiful appearance and the brutal killings of the Redstarts.

China has one tenth of the world's wetlands with the diversity types and various species. In this episode, we will see the legendary stories of the finless porpoises and elks in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, China's largest artificial and natural wetland constructed by the floods. Mangroves on the southeastern coast of China have become home to many animals.

The Ocean...the world's largest ecosystem. Almost 3 million square kilometres of water surrounds China, from the magnificent coral reefs in the South China Sea to the deep-sea world of the Okinawa trough in the East China Sea, and the sea pasture of Yellow Sea and Bohai. In this episode, we will see the rich and colorful underwater world maintain by coral reefs in the South China Sea.