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00:28Subtitle volunteer Li Zongsheng
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02:28Snow and ice struck the buildings perched on the mountaintop.
02:31They bear pressure several times their own weight.
02:39Alpine rhododendrons dare not curl their leaves before the wind and snow arrive.
02:44Shrink
02:48The cold mountain trees stood closely together to withstand the onslaught of the strong winds.
02:57When the earth is cold and all things are dormant
03:04A group of blue-faced little creatures are foraging for food deep in the mountains.
03:12Although compared to those immovable plants
03:15Golden monkeys can migrate freely thanks to their agility and nimbleness.
03:20However, they still face the hardship of food scarcity in winter.
03:28Tree bark sustains the life of the golden snub-nosed monkey family
03:31Help them survive the long winter
03:42Cold weather is nothing new to the species living in Shennongjia.
03:46However, surviving the months-long ice and snow season remains a life-or-death test.
04:04Spring arrives as scheduled
04:06Everything begins to awaken
04:19Shennongjia is home to more than 4,000 plant species.
04:22Nearly half of these plants are endemic to China.
04:28Unique species constitute a magical plant paradise.
04:33This is just one region in China.
04:37Across the entire land of China
04:39It is home to more than 35,000 plant species.
04:42It accounts for one-tenth of the Earth's plants.
04:49Over hundreds of millions of years
04:51Plants encompass a wide variety of life.
04:54It has shaped our home today
05:00Spanning different climate zones
05:02In diverse mountainous and landform areas.
05:04How did the plants get here?
05:07A nation standing at the top of the East
05:12If we consider the Earth's 4.6 billion-year history...
05:15Converted to a 24-hour day
05:17Humans only appeared in the last three minutes.
05:21Before the appearance of humans
05:23What profound changes has China undergone?
05:27Let's travel through time
05:30The story of opening a plant paradise
05:34Earth's Midnight
05:36It was spent during a volcanic eruption.
05:39Around three or four in the morning
05:41Signs of life have been found in the deep ocean.
05:46Around 6 a.m.
05:47An even more magnificent chapter of life begins
05:51A type of cyanobacterium
05:53Learn to utilize carbon dioxide
05:55Water and sunlight
05:56Energy needed to produce life
05:58It also released oxygen.
06:03This process is called photosynthesis.
06:05It opened the door to the plant world.
06:11at this time
06:12China's landmass is gradually emerging from the ocean.
06:16Forming islands
06:18But for a considerable period of time
06:21The land is extremely desolate
06:22Lifeless
06:26These rocks are hard
06:27Unable to store water
06:29It is a reflection of the land environment at that time.
06:32Until around 9 p.m.
06:34That is, around 400 million years ago
06:44Some tiny creatures began to conquer the land.
06:48They used a structure that approximates a root.
06:51Fixed to the rock
06:55Mosses are among the earliest pioneers of the land.
06:59Their bodies formed fertile soil after their deaths.
07:02To allow more plants to survive here
07:07From then on
07:08Green becomes the base color of the plant paradise
07:18With the arrival of plants
07:20The land became lively.
07:23Insects feed on plants
07:25The first residents to settle in the plant paradise
07:30Three hundred million years ago
07:31Dragonflies became the first creatures to conquer the blue sky.
07:40Plants also yearn for the blue sky
07:43In order to no longer crawl on the ground
07:45They need to learn to stand up.
07:50The Jue Lei family was the first to succeed.
07:54One of the branches
07:56Sophora is one of the oldest living plants in China.
08:02What allows ferns to stand upright is the fiber that runs through their bodies.
08:07organize
08:08It can support the body and transport nutrients.
08:14This structure is called a vascular tree.
08:17Similar to human blood vessels
08:20With this weapon
08:21Plants can compete for sunlight by growing taller.
08:26The varying heights create a diverse and unique plant world.
08:34The secret to Suro's ability to continue his lineage lies on the back of the leaf.
08:40These neatly arranged spheres
08:43It contains hundreds or even thousands of cells responsible for reproduction.
08:46They are called spores
08:53When the spores mature, they will be released one after another.
08:58This is a vital leap in life.
09:03But the spores must then find water as a medium.
09:07Only then can the longevity scripture be completed and the lineage successfully propagated.
09:12As China's landmass continues to rise
09:14The continental framework has been initially formed.
09:17The climate is getting drier
09:19The water environment is constantly decreasing
09:22The once vast fern forest
09:24The plant paradise is gradually being replaced.
09:33How to adapt to a changing environment
09:35This is a problem that plants inevitably have to face.
09:41Water and mountains are formed from environmental changes
09:43One of the surviving plants
09:46It has broken free from dependence on the aquatic environment.
09:49This stems from a significant evolutionary event in reproduction.
09:56These cones hanging from the branches contain the descendants of Mizuyama.
10:01It holds the key to the future of the entire population.
10:16From spring to autumn
10:18The leaves of the water mountain turned red
10:21The cones also changed color
10:24It has matured.
10:26About to leave the mother's body
10:41Darkness breaks
10:43Welcoming the first ray of light in life
10:49As the cones split open
10:51New life arrives
10:53They are the most amazing inventions in evolutionary history.
10:56Humans call them seeds
11:01Seeds are the driest part of a plant.
11:05It is currently dormant.
11:07The outside is a hard seed coat.
11:09Plays a protective role
11:11It contains a lot of nutrition prepared by my mother.
11:14The road that will follow it
11:18The seeds were carried away by the wind.
11:20The line of sight separated from the mother is urgent
11:22Flying to the vast sky and earth
11:27It will encounter harsh weather.
11:29unfavorable environment
11:30Seeds must endure a long wait.
11:39When a suitable environment is encountered
11:41It will then awaken and sprout.
11:44Only a few milligrams of seeds
11:46But it can grow into a tree tens of meters tall.
11:50As seeds spread
11:52Forests on Chinese soil
11:54More and more prosperous
11:59Next
12:00Plant Paradise will welcome a
12:02More effective reproduction strategies
12:07A plant living
12:09Plants from 145 million years ago
12:11In the long journey through time
12:13Drying out and turning into fossils
12:15Buried underground in Liaoning Province, China
12:20Scientists at its top
12:22Important plant organs discovered
12:24flower
12:27This Liaoning millet plant
12:28It is the largest single-day record on Earth.
12:30The earliest flowering plant with conclusive evidence
12:35Its descendants
12:37Today, it has become the largest group of plants.
12:49A nine-winged cardamom plant
12:50They have made ample preparations for reproduction.
12:54Pollen carrying sperm cells
12:56And the nectar to reward pollinators
13:02The first bee to visit
13:04The yellow channels on the petals guide it into the interior of the flower.
13:10At the same time as the color honey
13:12The fuzz on a bee's body can easily trap pollen.
13:17It will carry pollen to another cardamom plant.
13:20Complete the pollination mission
13:27Flowers sometimes need to open their arms to more insects.
13:32After all, the vitality of pollen is a proven fact.
13:41Unexpected events are inevitable.
13:45A poacher took a long breath
13:47Stealing honey by piercing the outside of the petals
13:51But they didn't want to exchange it for pollination.
13:56And between flowers and insects
13:58It is precisely in this constant game of strategy that...
14:00Only then did they gradually achieve mutually beneficial cooperation.
14:06As the flowers bloom
14:07Insects that have existed for over 200 million years
14:11A new role has been introduced.
14:13As the main pollinator
14:15The vast insect family continues to expand
14:19Co-evolution with animals
14:21It also shaped the strength of flowering plants.
14:32They became the biggest victors among plants.
14:38Today, there are over 30,000 species of flowering plants in China.
14:43Vibrant colors spread to every corner
14:46An even more magnificent plant paradise has been formed.
14:55Just as flowering plants were flourishing
14:59China's geographical map is also undergoing a tremendous change.
15:03Around 65 million years ago
15:05The Indian Plate and the Eurasian Plate collided violently.
15:11A new plateau begins to rise.
15:14It is the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
15:16Known as the world's largest pollution source
15:25The average altitude of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is about 4,000 meters.
15:29It has the world's highest mountain
15:31Himalayas
15:34It is also the world's largest plateau.
15:37It accounts for more than a quarter of China's total land area
15:43The emergence of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
15:45It completely changed the natural geography of China.
15:54With the rise of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
15:56The three-tiered terrace, higher in the west and lower in the east, was built here.
16:00This forms the basic geographical framework of China today.
16:06crisscrossing mountain ranges
16:08low, gentle hills
16:10Vast plains and other complex and diverse landforms
16:15The Yellow River and the Yangtze River, originating from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, flow eastward.
16:22Between mountains and rivers
16:24This has resulted in diverse natural climatic conditions.
16:26It brought about a great enrichment of plant species in China.
16:35China's plant map
16:37This marked the beginning of a new chapter.
16:44More than 30,000 known plant species in China
16:46According to their natural distribution on land
16:49It encompasses almost all major vegetation types on Earth.
16:55Plateau, desert, grassland, forest
17:00They are like different kingdoms of a plant paradise.
17:05Each kingdom has a unique ecological environment
17:07Determines the distribution of different plants
17:10It presents a completely different appearance.
17:15in
17:15Located in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau region of southwestern China
17:18It is the highest altitude plant kingdom
17:22What kind of amazing plants might be found there?
17:30In the Hengduan Mountains in the southeastern part of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
17:33The altitude is close to 5,000 meters
17:35There is a special type of landform
17:38scree slope
17:41It was formed over millions of years by intense winter weathering.
17:45The rocks kept breaking into fragments.
17:48The debris fell and piled up on the ridge.
17:53It looked like a desolate scree slope
17:55But it hides the miracle of life.
18:12Plants take root deep in the gravel
18:15In thin soil
18:16Growing from the cracks in the rocks
18:22scree slope
18:23Species are far apart
18:26They stood in an independent posture for a lifetime
18:29Creating China's highest altitude botanical garden
18:47This grey area lies between forest meadows and glaciers
18:51It is also the ecosystem with the harshest living conditions.
18:57The average annual temperature in scree slopes is below zero degrees Celsius.
19:01Covered by ice and snow for more than half a year
19:05Only for a few months each year
19:08Only then did everything begin to recover briefly.
19:12When the warm, humid southwest monsoon blows from the Indian Ocean
19:16Summer arrives on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau as scheduled.
19:32The massive water vapor turned into rain and scattered on the scree slope.
19:39Rainwater seeped into the cracks between the pebbles
19:41Nourishing the plant's root system
19:43However, the average altitude is four to five thousand meters.
19:47Even in summer, temperatures can drop below zero at any time.
19:58Ice rain fell from the sky
20:10Covered with thick cotton wool
20:12The jellyfish snow rabbit has a warm coat
20:18This cotton-wool structure not only provides warmth
20:20It can also withstand excessive rainwater.
20:26The cotton-like structure is a common feature of the snow rabbit family.
20:30They are the flowering plants with the highest altitude distribution.
20:36In extreme environments
20:37They used their short bodies to walk over to other plants.
20:41Unreached heights
20:53The chicken-shaped clouds were blown away by the wind, ushering in a sunny day.
20:59When the temperature rises
21:00The flowers' chance has come
21:12It is a close relative of the snow rabbit.
21:15Saussurea involucrata, also a member of the Asteraceae family, is a species of snow lotus.
21:20It designed a greenhouse for its flowers.
21:23Use a semi-transparent sheet to store sunlight heat
21:27Accelerated development
21:31Greenhouses are also prepared for pollinators.
21:36Heroic spirit
21:37Warm and windproof inside the bag
21:40Make it comfortable
21:50Xiongfeng got his wish and obtained the delicious food.
21:53The propagation of this snow lotus with its wrapped leaves is halfway successful.
22:02Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
22:03Harsh environments limit the diversity of pollinating insects.
22:07Xiongfeng has become the most important pollinator here.
22:13On the scree slope where plants grow sparsely
22:16They need to find flowers of a specific species as quickly as possible.
22:19To complete the cooperation between each other
22:23The flowering season is coming to an end soon.
22:27As for the plants on the scree slopes
22:29Time is equally precious
22:35The snow rabbit only has one chance to bloom in its lifetime.
22:41In order to conserve the energy for flowering
22:43They had been subdued by the rubble for years.
22:48Once it blooms, it enters its life countdown.
22:54This is an adventure of life.
23:06Temperature continues to drop
23:08A cold wave is coming.
23:14The snow rabbit was wrapped in a cotton wool coat.
23:17Using the last of its life energy, it nurtured the seed's growth.
23:27In the dragon flag on the plateau
23:29Only a very few species can withstand the test.
23:32And then survive at altitudes above 4,000 meters, near the snow line.
23:38In order to adapt to the environment
23:40Most of them have the ability to resist cold and ultraviolet rays.
23:45Unique survival strategies
23:46Let them become the plants closest to the sky.
23:58Autumn arrives on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
24:01The colors of the mountains are even richer.
24:05The animals of the highland pasture are preparing to leave.
24:08They need to avoid the severe cold
24:10Migration to warmer, lower altitudes
24:21Liushitan welcomed its first snow.
24:24The earth entered a long period of frost.
24:39Their seeds have been scattered across this vast land.
24:45Awaiting another adventure of life
25:06The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is not entirely a high-altitude, cold region.
25:09There is another world hidden beneath the snow-capped mountains.
25:42Chinese subtitle volunteer Li Zongsheng
25:43The species here are afraid of the cold
25:45Sufficient heat is needed to survive
25:48However, habitats can still be found on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
25:54They live at the foot of the Himalayas, at an altitude of only a few hundred meters.
25:58It is the first stop for warm and humid air currents from the Indian Ocean to enter the plateau.
26:05The plants enjoyed plenty of water and heat.
26:09It possesses characteristics completely different from those of high-altitude plants.
26:15The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is a vertically distributed plant kingdom.
26:20Altitude from low to high
26:22Plants from many to few
26:25From heat-loving to cold-resistant
26:28This is the power of the Himalayas' altitude.
26:31It is also the ultimate manifestation of plant diversity.
26:39The uplift of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau also affects other parts of the plant kingdom.
26:44Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province, on the southwestern border of China
26:48The plateau to the north acts as a barrier, blocking the cold air.
26:53The south is influenced by the southwest monsoon from the Indian Ocean.
26:57It formed a primeval tropical rainforest.
27:06This is the place where plants are most densely distributed naturally.
27:09About one-sixth of Chinese plants inhabit this area.
27:24A beetle had been lingering on a leaf in a sea area for a long time.
27:39It looks like he's preparing for a big meal.
27:54But a trap lies hidden behind this delicious meal.
27:59The sea created toxins as a defense mechanism.
28:03Once the leaves are bitten
28:04The toxins will be transported along the leaf veins.
28:07Put the predator to death.
28:12The forest is truly a dangerous place.
28:22Grind one foot higher
28:24It rises one zhang high
28:27Beetles use their mandibles to sever leaf veins
28:30Disrupts toxin transport
28:38It obtained a delicious, tender, and juicy meal.
28:44In front of food
28:45The determination of species to evolve is astonishing.
28:53The defense of the seas is no match for these tiny insects.
28:57It has completely failed.
29:03This is the tropical rainforest.
29:05Competition between species drives their respective evolution.
29:10It presents a volatile
29:12A world overflowing with color
29:20The day is about to end
29:22Some plants have begun to close their leaves.
29:28The perception of changes in light controls the biological processes of plants.
29:35Night falls
29:36The rainforest is gradually becoming lively.
29:48Some insects began to emerge as adults.
29:50This is a sign that they have reached adulthood.
29:55In the rainforest where there is no winter
29:57The clock of species growth and reproduction has been sped up.
30:03They must hurry to finish blooming.
30:09In the Xishuangbanna rainforest
30:11There are about four thousand kinds of plants that bloom.
30:15This is a competition of sight and taste.
30:18Every plant should have a special skill.
30:33The rainforest welcomes a new day.
30:40A tree that is eighty meters tall
30:42The towering tree is nearly 25 stories high.
30:44It is the first plant in the entire forest to enjoy the sunlight.
30:53Achieve more complete photosynthesis
30:56This means acquiring more energy.
30:59This makes the Hopea tree one of the most advantageous tree species in the rainforest.
31:10When sunlight filters through the dense canopy of trees
31:13The entire forest was activated
31:17Abundant sunlight in tropical regions
31:19This has created the rainforest's extremely high species density.
31:23But this also makes living space the most scarce resource.
31:29To fight for a little land
31:31Every species must engage in the battle.
32:00The most vibrant rainforest kingdom
32:02It is also the most brutal battlefield.
32:08This big tree is already on its last legs.
32:13The killer is another plant on its body.
32:18Chasing Ye Rong
32:20Its seeds had silently taken root in this big tree.
32:24Obtain nutrients to strengthen yourself
32:28It is now powerful enough.
32:32Its weapon is aerial roots.
32:35A special root system that can grow hanging down from the air
32:40It grows while simultaneously twining around the main stem.
32:44Once it comes into contact with the ground, it will form an independent root system.
32:47Blocking the main nutrient transport
32:51This is a strangulation phenomenon unique to rainforests.
32:57As strangulation intensifies
32:59The parasites are becoming more powerful
33:02The host gradually weakens
33:06Further erosion by other plants, animals, and the true army
33:09It hastened its death.
33:13In the end, only the strangler remained.
33:16In the end, only the strangler survived.
33:23In Xishuangbanna
33:24The Chinese tallow tree is the only plant with strangler fig capabilities.
33:28But they rarely target healthy trees.
33:39For the weak
33:40Jiaosha Rong is an assassin
33:42It is Death
33:44And for the entire rainforest
33:46They are the key forces for accelerating updates
33:54On their crisscrossing structure
33:57It stores rainwater and soil
33:59It also became a breeding ground for other regenerating plants.
34:02It has formed a sky garden
34:07In the crowded rainforest
34:08Plants release large amounts of oxygen
34:11Maintaining the carbon-oxygen balance in the atmosphere
34:14Known as the waste of the earth
34:22The day after the jade stamens opened
34:24Flowers fell one after another
34:29Beauty is fleeting
34:31But the conception of new life
34:33Already on the way
34:38The insects completed their rain transformation.
34:40They are adults.
34:47And a seedling in the rainforest grows into an adult
34:50But it is even more difficult
34:52We have to wait until the surrounding large trees die.
34:54Only by making room is it still possible
35:03Death and Rebirth
35:05Repeating the cycle
35:07Life goes on
35:15The long rainy season has arrived.
35:20Ample rainfall provides opportunities for growth
35:23It will also bring more unknowns and challenges.
35:31Rainforest landscape similar to Xishuangbanna
35:34Also distributed in Hainan Province, China
35:37Parts of southern Taiwan and southeastern Tibet
35:43When the plants in the rainforest compete with each other
35:46The situation in Northwest China is quite different.
35:56Xinjiang
35:57Located in China's arid region
36:02The constant erosion of the wall by wind
36:04This has created a unique Yardang landform.
36:09The mounds between these gullies
36:11It is a product left over from geological changes.
36:16tens of millions of years ago
36:17This area was once a wetland.
36:20Abundant water supply and humid climate
36:23This created a thriving forest.
36:29The Rise of the Dragon on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
36:30It blocked the warm and humid air currents from the southeast.
36:33The climate is becoming drier
36:36It changed the face of Northwest China
36:40Vast areas of forest have disappeared
36:42Yellow sand replaced wetlands
36:44It piled up and became a desert
36:50Northern Xinjiang
36:51Gurbantunggut Desert
36:53The place in China farthest from the ocean
36:58Water has become the scarcest resource in the desert.
37:03However, this is not a forbidden zone for life.
37:08There are more than 100 kinds of plants
37:09Scattered across this nearly 50,000 square kilometer sea of ​​sand.
37:20This is a young shrub.
37:24It has never grown any leaves since it was born.
37:28This comes from the genes inherited from our ancestors.
37:36To adapt to the arid environment
37:38The shriveled creature utilizes its delicate sap for photosynthesis.
37:42Discarding leaves to reduce water evaporation.
37:53In autumn
37:54Shrinking begins to slow down the pace of life.
37:57Preparing for the cold winter
38:13The wind is rising
38:16Wind helps desert plants disperse pollen and seeds.
38:21However, it also pushed some plants to the brink of death.
38:30A grove of trees, decades old
38:35The wind carried away the sand beneath its feet.
38:37Expose its roots.
38:42Roots that are over ten meters long once went deep underground in search of the water of life.
38:50It has dried up now.
38:55Every crack on its body
38:57It is a mark left by the long-term struggle against wind and sand.
39:05Each shrunken
39:06A well-developed root system can anchor more than ten square meters of land.
39:11When they connect into a sheet
39:13It can block wind and sand.
39:15Restraining the movement of sand dunes
39:18But the plants deep in the desert are lonely.
39:24The old shriveling stopped supplying water to the branches.
39:27Let them wither and die
39:31It needs to minimize demand.
39:34Reserve all nutrients and water for the root system
39:39As long as the roots are still alive
39:41It still has a chance
39:45Just a little water
39:46It can then regain its vitality.
39:56This vitality permeated Suo Suo's entire life.
40:03When it was still a seed
40:04The tiny amount of moisture in the soil
40:07This allows it to germinate rapidly within hours.
40:14It longs for water
40:16But do not ask for too much
40:26No matter how barren the environment
40:29Desert plants can draw nutrients from the soil.
40:33Survival
40:36The Northwest region is an arid area dominated by deserts and Gobi.
41:05The climate is between semi-arid and semi-humid.
41:09Herbs and a few shrubs dominate the scene.
41:14China's eastern monsoon region
41:16Temperatures gradually rise from north to south.
41:19Rainfall increases
41:21This resulted in distinctly different forest types.
41:26in
41:27Located in the region around 30 degrees north latitude
41:29It is a very special subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest in China
41:41Its uniqueness lies in
41:42Almost all regions at the same latitude in the world are deserts or grasslands.
41:47In China
41:48But a lush forest appeared.
41:52This is still thanks to the rise of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
41:56It altered the atmospheric circulation in Asia.
41:58This intensified the southeast monsoon from the Pacific Ocean.
42:03From then on
42:03Subtropical monsoon climate emerged in this region
42:09Originally a desert area
42:11It has become a lush plant kingdom.
42:19There is a very special plant
42:21It grows here
42:24common
42:25It evolved some of its green leaves into bracts.
42:33As the flowers mature
42:35The slices gradually changed from light green to yellowish-white.
42:42The white packaging fluttered in the wind.
42:45Waiting for passing insects to stop and linger.
42:53Western botanists call it the Chinese dove flower.
42:56Introducing it to Western gardens
43:00And it has attracted worldwide attention.
43:01Not only because of the beautiful flower shape
43:04Also because of its unique gentlemanly style
43:08Together they are ancient flowering plants
43:11Ancestors were once spread throughout the Northern Hemisphere
43:15Until more than two million years ago
43:46Chinese subtitle volunteer Li Zongsheng
43:50Earth begins to cool down significantly
43:53One-third of the world's continents are covered by ice and snow.
44:00Earth's four seasons are bitterly cold
44:02Vast areas of forest have disappeared
44:04Massive biological deaths
44:07Even extinction
44:10This global cooling has been dubbed the "Fourth Season Ice Cream."
44:17When the ice cream arrived
44:19China's complex terrain
44:21steep mountains
44:23It prevented the destruction of the northern continental ice sheet.
44:26It became a refuge for many ancient creatures.
44:45When the ice age ended
44:46The weather is starting to warm up
44:49Spring has arrived on Earth.
44:59They survived together in China
45:02Continuing the ancient genes of the population
45:10These plants were once widely distributed around the world.
45:13It has now greatly declined.
45:17Survived only in a very small area
45:20They are called seasonal plants.
45:23It is an extremely precious living fossil
45:26Several hundred of them remain in China.
45:38Fourth Season Ice Cream
45:40It also brought to the land of China
45:42Another important impact
45:44Dry and cold climate
45:46Let the sandstorm from the northwest
45:47Continuously deposited in the middle reaches of the Yellow River
45:50The Loess Plateau, with an average thickness of eighty meters, has been formed.
45:56Here, plants encountered a new species.
46:01Humans
46:05Around 10,000 years ago
46:08Resilient wild grasses entered the lives of our ancestors.
46:14After thousands of years of domestication
46:16Food crops were born
46:18season
46:20That is, edible millet and glutinous millet.
46:27Like his ancestors
46:29drought-resistant characteristics
46:31This allows it to be widely cultivated in northern regions.
46:37The yellow earth gave him life.
46:40The Yellow River, rushing past, irrigated him.
46:44Wild grasses domesticated by humans
46:46The golden tassels were revealed
46:50Over thousands of years
46:51It is the most important food source in the north
46:59Almost the same period
47:01The domestication of rice occurred in the Yangtze River basin in southern China.
47:07Unlike the arid north
47:09It's warm and humid here.
47:12Rice farming developed along waterways
47:14Gradually formed and expanded
47:19On the land of China
47:21Two different agricultural planting models emerged
47:28From the rampant growth of plants
47:30To domesticated and managed crops
47:33Humans and plants changed each other's fates
47:40Human life rhythm
47:42Following the domesticated crops
47:44Strictly in accordance with the seasons
47:46arable land
47:48sowing
47:49Harvesting
47:50Thus ended their nomadic hunting life
47:58Humans settled down because of plants
48:01Plants migrate with human footsteps
48:06On this land
48:07They were never separated again.
48:15Since then
48:16A variety of plants gradually emerged from our ancestors.
48:21Eight thousand years ago
48:22Soybeans use one seed
48:25Full of countless lives
48:28Seven thousand years ago
48:30Mulberry Tree Comes
48:31The Silk Road that paved the way for the future
48:36Four thousand years ago
48:38Peach and Citrus
48:39Use fruit
48:41Enriching people's taste buds
48:44Two thousand years ago
48:45Tea trees emerge from the forest
48:47Nourish countless lives with a single leaf
48:53From food and clothing to cylindrical shapes
48:56From medicinal use to aesthetics
48:59A rich plant paradise
49:01It nurtured and accompanied the birth of a civilization.
49:04This plant paradise
49:07Not only shaping China
49:09It is also influencing the world.
49:12It used to be
49:14future
49:16still
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