Marking the 20th anniversary of China's "two mountains" concept, China has launched a major 20-episode series, spotlighting representative cities and regions across China for their practice and achievements in ecological progress.

The series, called "Lucid Waters, Green Mountains: China's answers," features 20 locations, including Zhejiang's Huzhou, Inner Mongolia's Bayannur, Sichuan's Chengdu, Jiangsu's Changzhou, Chongqing, Guangdong's Foshan, Jiangxi's Ganzhou, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region's Hotan, Henan's Jiyuan, Liaoning's Jinzhou, Qinghai's Qinghai Lake, Jilin's Songyuan, Hubei's Shiyan, Guizhou's Tongren, Tianjin, Shandong's Weihai, Gansu's Wuwei, Fujian's Xiamen, Hunan's Xiangxi Region, and Yunnan's Zhaotong.

Through a large amount of firsthand footage, the series highlights the country's touching stories and groundbreaking achievements in ecological civilization construction.

It digs deep into the innovative practices of these cities and regions, offering a glimpse of how they have contributed to the national push for ecological civilization.

To reveal the approaches behind these "green answers," the series also invites experts and scholars from various fields to provide authoritative interpretations and in-depth analysis, showing how China's ecological policies have transformed into tangible actions. By showcasing successful cases and innovative practices of the cities and regions, it offers valuable lessons for other regions to learn from.

Via the practices across the country, the program aims to awaken people's awareness of participation, furthering their understanding that green and low-carbon development is not just an abstract slogan, but concrete actions in daily life.

As the series explores how China's cities are harmonizing their skylines with green environments, it reminds viewers that every green space in China answers critical questions: What kind of development is sustainable? What kind of future do the people aspire to?

"Lucid Waters, Green Mountains: China's answers" begins airing on August 15 at 6:20 p.m. on CCTV-1.