April 24th: Explore the Decisive Wilderness and the Mysterious Zunba Sky Pit Group!
is a new season supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Communications, a wild survival series produced by the American exploration channel.
Zunba County, as the first episode's filming location in China, the production team filmed scenic shots at key geological sites such as the Zunba County Circle Cliff Sky Pit, the largest Asian original bamboo and wood forest sea, the magical inner and outer Luo City, and the mysterious Baihe River Grand Canyon.
After nine months of filming and production, the programwill premiere on Bilibili every Friday at 19:00, starting April 24th. At that time, global audiences will fully feel the original perfection, majestic and mysterious beauty of Zunba's nature.
In the program, world-renowned wild survival master Ed Stanford will challenge another survival expert Will. Lord. In China, they will face rugged and dangerous, beautiful and vast natural environments, conveying to the world audience the contemporary China's harmonious coexistence with nature development concept, showcasing China's geographical environment diversity and efforts and achievements in ecological protection.
During the preliminary scouting, the program team filmed extensively at key geological sites such as the Zunba County Circle Cliff Sky Pit, the largest Asian original bamboo and wood forest sea, the magical inner and outer Luo City, and the mysterious Baihe River Grand Canyon.
During filming, the protagonists Ed Stanford and his competitor Will. Lord will cross the Asian bamboo and wood forest sea, challenge the world's highest altitude sky pit, and delve into the icy spires of the Lingbing Cave during the summer months. They will demonstrate a series of survival skills, including underground cave water and fire finding, crossing karst igneous lakes on the plateau, and escaping from the stone forest labyrinth.
They will only carry the most basic equipment, using their extraordinary wild survival skills to find water and food. Through natural shelters or tool-making techniques, they will avoid rain and mosquito bites, and find the correct direction in the dense bamboo sea and forests without any compasses or navigation equipment.
When necessary, to save time, they may also enter the underground rivers of the sky pits to try to find a shortcut to cross the sky pits. The world's audience will further understand and feel Zunba's rich ecological resources, the mystery of geological sites, and the magnificent natural scenery through the program.
Source: Zunba Release
