BBC Earth Tianjin Exhibition

The magnificent earth has given birth to countless wonders and beautiful landscapes as well as colorful lives. Incredible phenomena occur intermittently. Countless creatures have shown astonishing wisdom and complex lives. Some behaviors even reflect the shadow of human beings. Decades ago, we were limited by technology and couldn’t deeply understand the other inhabitants on this planet. Now, this is no longer a problem for us.

The BBC Earth · LIFE AT EXTREMES miracle of life exhibition is about to land. At this moment, you might as well take a moment of leisure, step into the exhibition and open the door of wonders: Cast your eyes thousands of miles away. In unbelievable pictures, watch the stories of magical animals and appreciate the magic and diversity of this planet. This exhibition is based on two classic high-scoring documentaries, ‘Planet Earth II’ and ‘Blue Planet II’.

Starting from the lofty mountains that soar into the clouds and reaching the mysterious deep sea abyss, it leads the audience to ‘travel through’ seven daunting extremes in the world. With different scenes at every step, encounter magical creatures one after another in the exhibition hall and see how they seek survival in the fickle and extremely challenging harsh environment. New highlights and new narratives of the exhibition: Natural science exhibitions often take a single animal as the center and unfold its life, showing the audience its foraging skills, self-defense methods, and the secrets of courtship.

In this exhibition, we will connect these magical animals with a unique story line, lead the audience to be in it, experience their lives, imagine the fate from the individual to the whole, and better tell their stories. New technology: The exhibition will reveal the shooting technology of the documentary team. From early black-and-white films to ultra-high-definition photography, from ordinary photography to widely used time-lapse photography, witness BBC Earth’s pursuit of excellence by continuously breaking through shooting limits.

Combined with highly tensioned high-definition photography, 4K selected images, classic Hans Zimmer soundtracks, and a large-screen experience of mixed reality, it creates a unique audio-visual feast for the audience. New significance: Under the focus of the camera, we will be touched by many eye-catching animal stories, and finally realize that these stories are closely related to the fate of human beings.

From the first time domestic waste was found in the internal organs of sea turtles, to the first time excessive mercury was detected in bottlenose dolphins, to the first time microplastics were found in human blood by scientists; from the continuously bleaching Great Barrier Reef corals, to the Arctic glaciers that are melting year by year, to the frequent severe weather in various places in recent years.

.. Realize in the exhibition that all of this is extremely important to each of us and is having a profound impact on human society.

The full text is open from 06/01 to 08/28, 10:30 – 20:30.