The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Corridor, which took seven years to build, will be officially opened to traffic at 3 p.m. on June 30.
The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Channel is a world-class cross-sea cluster project integrating bridges, islands, tunnels and underwater interconnections. After the entire line is opened to traffic, the urban agglomeration on the east and west sides of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area will have another fast direct connection, and the journey from Shenzhen to Zhongshan will be shortened from the previous 2 hours to less than half an hour.
On the occasion of the opening of the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Tunnel to traffic, the second season of the science and engineering documentary "Shenzhen-Zhongshan Tunnel" jointly produced by the Propaganda Department of the Zhongshan Municipal Party Committee, the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Tunnel Management Center, Zhongshan Radio and Television, and Guangdong Sound Screen Media Co., Ltd. released the pilot trailer and theme poster.
"The theme poster design combines vertical panoramic and compressed lenses, which can not only show the full picture of the deep and middle passage, but also make up for the shortcomings of over-amplification of nearby structures and loss of distant scenes, making the distance between Zhongshan and Shenzhen more visually "Close." said Lu Jiaqiang, director of the second season of "Deep Passage".
It is understood that the first season of "Shenzhen Passage" was aired on the CCTV Record Channel and the CCTV Comprehensive Channel in March and April last year. Within one week of its launch, it had more than 100 million views across the entire network, and was invited to participate in the 34th French Exhibition. International Sunshine Documentary Festival.
The second season of "Shenzhen Passage" will be created by the original production team, focusing on topics such as engineering aesthetic design, breaking through world-class engineering problems, high-quality construction, etc., with easy-to-understand language, powerful images and unconstrained ideas. Visual effects, witness the journey with the audience.
He Haokun, executive director of the documentary, told reporters that compared with the first season, the second season of the film has made bolder attempts in topic selection and perspective. "We hope to record the construction process of a world-class cross-sea cluster project in the Lingdingyang Sea through the filming of two documentaries and leave an image of Shenzhen and China," He Haokun said.
Currently, the second season of the documentary "Deep Passage" has entered the post-editing and visual effects production stage, and is planned to be broadcast in 2024.
text | Reporter Liang Shanyin
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