A new documentary featuring northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is being broadcast daily from August 15 to 20, offering a panoramic, multi-dimensional exploration of the region.

The documentary, as China's first large-scale documentary to showcase the diverse and complex nature of Xinjiang, provides an in-depth look at the region's natural and cultural landscapes.

Focusing on Xinjiang's rich and colorful cultural tapestry and geography, it delves into the harmonious coexistence of ethnic groups, emphasizing their shared prosperity and the beauty of this vast land.

Stunning aerial shots and close-ups in the documentary demonstrate the color shifting when seasons change, which provides deeper insights into the natural laws that shape Xinjiang's ecosystems. It also conveys the harmonious relationship between man and nature, spotlighting the region's significant progress in ecological conservation.

The production team behind the documentary also deployed a data-driven approach to record the beauty of Xinjiang with concrete facts, showcasing China's modernization efforts in the region.

It also digs deep into the region's culture and history, fully presenting the profound history of Xinjiang and the interactions and exchanges among people of all ethnic groups.

The series airs at 8 p.m. on CCTV-9 from August 15 to 20.

(Cover: Traditional dance performance in Xinjiang. /CMG)