Follows some of the most remarkable and remote destinations Simon has visited, from arctic glaciers to tropical reefs, from the forests of Borneo to the deserts of central Asia.

Follows some of the most remarkable and remote destinations Simon has visited, from arctic glaciers to tropical reefs, from the forests of Borneo to the deserts of central Asia.

What is it like to experience the incredible journey that takes place during the baby’s 1st year? The baby himself tells you his story and shares his emotions, excitement and surprises that emerge from the daily life of a real family. Through rigorous scientific investigations, we will discover what takes place during the development of an infant. Thanks to the pioneering camerawork, we will actually witness the development of the baby.... 　　http://www.skydigient.com/new_dvd_detail.asp?did=966 　　http://programme.tvb.com/lifestyle/amazingbabyexperiencethe

出生后的第一年里，婴儿所经历的奇妙旅程到底是什么样的呢？在这里，这个故事将由一个婴儿和你讲述，他将和你分享他的快乐和惊喜。通过严谨的科学调查，我们会探索婴儿身上所发生的一切。我们将运用先进的摄影技术，从身体内部见证婴儿的成长，还将通过3D技术，揭秘每个孩子的身体都会经历的迷人剧变。

2023年春节即将迎接兔年的到来，本片从兔类的生物特性和化石研究结论出发，讲述兔类在中华大地上的演化故事，从考古文物和史料分析角度，呈现中国古人和兔子的相遇；从科学的角度，分析古人对于“兔”的文化想象，展现中国人源远流长的“兔文化”，带领观众走进一场科学硬核又妙趣横生的萌兔进击史。

2023年春节即将迎接兔年的到来，本片从兔类的生物特性和化石研究结论出发，讲述兔类在中华大地上的演化故事，从考古文物和史料分析角度，呈现中国古人和兔子的相遇；从科学的角度，分析古人对于“兔”的文化想象，展现中国人源远流长的“兔文化”，带领观众走进一场科学硬核又妙趣横生的萌兔进击史。

Simon Reeve travels through glorious Cornwall as the county emerges from lockdown and investigates what the future holds for one of Britain’s favourite tourist destinations.

Simon Reeve travels through glorious Cornwall as the county emerges from lockdown and investigates what the future holds for one of Britain’s favourite tourist destinations.

In this two-part series, Simon Reeve travels to Greece, one of the most beautiful, troubled, and extreme countries in Europe. Travelling from the Islands of the Aegean to the rugged and mountainous north, Simon gets behind the picture-postcard image to learn more about Greece and the Greeks - and why the country has faced a seemingly endless economic crisis. Along the way he encounters an extraordinary cast of characters, from rebel monks and gun-toting priests, to desperate migrants and an injured bear cub. 　　The first leg of Simon Reeve’s journey around Greece takes him from the holiday islands of the Aegean to the capital city of Athens. 　　Off the tiny island of Pserimos Simon goes underwater with the divers who still hunt for the sea creature which made these islands rich: the natural sponge. He hears how the island’s population is struggling in the face of declining stocks and the wider economic crisis. 　　Travelling onto Lesvos, just a few miles from the Turkish coast, Simon encounters another of the huge challenges facing the country: the migrant crisis. The island has become Europe’s frontline, with thousands of refugees arriving daily, fundamentally changing the lives of the islanders. 　　On Greece’s largest island, Crete, Simon heads to the rugged mountains where every shepherd is armed and the local priest is also head of the local gun club. Camping out under the stars Simon learns how for Cretans, memories of Germany’s role in the Second World War still colour their view of the Greek debt crisis. 　　In Athens, Simon investigates the effects of that crisis. He hears how hard life is for an impoverished community living in converted shipping containers, and in the city he is confronted by angry protesters - and sees just how quickly these protests can descend into a riot.

In this two-part series, Simon Reeve travels to Greece, one of the most beautiful, troubled, and extreme countries in Europe. Travelling from the Islands of the Aegean to the rugged and mountainous north, Simon gets behind the picture-postcard image to learn more about Greece and the Greeks - and why the country has faced a seemingly endless economic crisis. Along the way he encounters an extraordinary cast of characters, from rebel monks and gun-toting priests, to desperate migrants and an injured bear cub. 　　The first leg of Simon Reeve’s journey around Greece takes him from the holiday islands of the Aegean to the capital city of Athens. 　　Off the tiny island of Pserimos Simon goes underwater with the divers who still hunt for the sea creature which made these islands rich: the natural sponge. He hears how the island’s population is struggling in the face of declining stocks and the wider economic crisis. 　　Travelling onto Lesvos, just a few miles from the Turkish coast, Simon encounters another of the huge challenges facing the country: the migrant crisis. The island has become Europe’s frontline, with thousands of refugees arriving daily, fundamentally changing the lives of the islanders. 　　On Greece’s largest island, Crete, Simon heads to the rugged mountains where every shepherd is armed and the local priest is also head of the local gun club. Camping out under the stars Simon learns how for Cretans, memories of Germany’s role in the Second World War still colour their view of the Greek debt crisis. 　　In Athens, Simon investigates the effects of that crisis. He hears how hard life is for an impoverished community living in converted shipping containers, and in the city he is confronted by angry protesters - and sees just how quickly these protests can descend into a riot.