讲述企业家、艺术收藏家乌力·希克从1970年末到现在，所经历的中国社会转型变化和当代艺术发展。

讲述企业家、艺术收藏家乌力·希克从1970年末到现在，所经历的中国社会转型变化和当代艺术发展。

【考古晋国——崛起之谜 | 一】俗话说“一部春秋，半部晋国”，研究春秋的历史，势必无法回避晋国。晋国在西周时期有哪些不为人知的故事？为什么它的卧榻之侧竟然葬有戎狄势力的首领？ 　　【考古晋国——崛起之谜 | 二】荒帷，是贵族葬礼中对死者生前居室帐幕的一种模仿。文献中多次提到的“荒帷”到底长什么样？西周时期的织物如何能保存到今天？ 　　【考古晋国——崛起之谜 | 三】原本以为是晋侯的墓主人竟然是戎狄势力的首领。他不仅娶了燕国国君的姑姑为妻，还僭越礼制陪葬了24件青铜鼎。他究竟是谁？与西周王室又有什么关系呢？ 　　【考古晋国——崛起之谜 | 四】在羊舌村，考古队员发现了山西先秦时期最大的一座墓葬。在清理过程中，人们发现墓主人的头颅不翼而飞，本该有的青铜礼器也不见了。奇怪的是，遗骨上的玉器和金器却并未遗失。

Inspired by Michael Apted's "Up" series from Great Britain, Born in the USSR: 7 Up explores the lives of 20 young people from throughout the former Soviet Union as they discuss moral values, cultural attitudes, national identity and religious faith. Despite their differences, they all have one thing in common. They were born in a country that no longer exists.

Inspired by Michael Apted's "Up" series from Great Britain, Born in the USSR: 7 Up explores the lives of 20 young people from throughout the former Soviet Union as they discuss moral values, cultural attitudes, national identity and religious faith. Despite their differences, they all have one thing in common. They were born in a country that no longer exists.

《時年七歲：生於蘇，長於蘇》的7年后延續版紀錄片，採訪者仍然是那些遍佈后蘇聯時代的孩子們。 　　Продолжение великолепнейшего документального фильма — «Рожденные в СССР». Теперь уже ребятам по четырнадцать лет. Страны, в которой все они родились, уже давно нет на карте. Но есть их жизни, у каждого — своя. 　　Мы продолжаем знакомство с этими повзрослевшими, но все еще детьми, и в ком-то из них каждый сможет увидеть часть себя, часть своего детства, часть своих взглядов на жизнь. Помнят ли они о своих мечтах в 7 лет? Осуществились ли они? Что поменялось в них самих?

《時年七歲：生於蘇，長於蘇》的7年后延續版紀錄片，採訪者仍然是那些遍佈后蘇聯時代的孩子們。 　　Продолжение великолепнейшего документального фильма — «Рожденные в СССР». Теперь уже ребятам по четырнадцать лет. Страны, в которой все они родились, уже давно нет на карте. Но есть их жизни, у каждого — своя. 　　Мы продолжаем знакомство с этими повзрослевшими, но все еще детьми, и в ком-то из них каждый сможет увидеть часть себя, часть своего детства, часть своих взглядов на жизнь. Помнят ли они о своих мечтах в 7 лет? Осуществились ли они? Что поменялось в них самих?

Dreams, fears, and hopes of today's 28-year-olds in Russia. Revisiting its protagonists 　　every seven years, the film provides a unique glimpse into the turbulent life trajectories of the "last Soviet generation." 　　Following the idea of Michael Apted, film director Sergey Miroshnichenko documented the lives of the “last Soviet generation” from across the former Soviet Union. Starting when they were seven – just before the collapse of the communist empire – the director returned to the protagonists every seven years to re-examine their lives, decisions, and opinions. Now 28 years old, most of them seem rather disillusioned with the modern Russia in which they find themselves. While some are pining for the old order of their childhood, others are determined to master their own destinies.

Dreams, fears, and hopes of today's 28-year-olds in Russia. Revisiting its protagonists 　　every seven years, the film provides a unique glimpse into the turbulent life trajectories of the "last Soviet generation." 　　Following the idea of Michael Apted, film director Sergey Miroshnichenko documented the lives of the “last Soviet generation” from across the former Soviet Union. Starting when they were seven – just before the collapse of the communist empire – the director returned to the protagonists every seven years to re-examine their lives, decisions, and opinions. Now 28 years old, most of them seem rather disillusioned with the modern Russia in which they find themselves. While some are pining for the old order of their childhood, others are determined to master their own destinies.

Born in the USSR: 21 Up is a 2005 British documentary, directed by Sergei Miroshnichenko. 　　Following in the tradition of the original UK Up Series, this documentary revisits a group of Russian children at seven-year intervals to track their development against a backdrop of social and political change. Following the success of the UK original, this film looks at life for a group of young people from the former Soviet Union. The adults here, all introduced to viewers at the age of seven and seen again at 14, were born in a country that no longer exists. Their stories provide an insight into the break-up of the former Soviet Union as well as a reflection of what life has become without Communism. 　　Since filming started 14 years ago, some of the youngsters have left the former USSR to go to Israel or the United States, some have stayed in their family home, but all have had their lives changed. Archival footage of them at the ages of seven and 14, and now new material at 21, shows life in a society that was once shut off from the world. 　　The documentary was followed by Born in the USSR: 28 Up in 2012.