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The second season of the 8K documentary "Millennium Shaanxi Cuisine" is expected to be broadcast during the Spring Festival in 2023.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 10:26:35 10月04日 Update

CTOnews.com September 3 news, according to 4K Garden News, the second season of the large-scale 8K humanistic food documentary "Millennium Shaanxi Cuisine" co-produced by Western Film Media, Qin Han Film and Television, 4K Garden, etc., is scheduled to be broadcast on CCTV and major video websites during the Spring Festival in 2023.

CTOnews.com learned that the first season of "Millennium Shaanxi Cuisine" premiered on CCTV 2 during the Spring Festival in 2021, with the highest ratings ranking third in the country. So far, CCTV 2 has broadcast more than 30 rounds. The documentary has been launched simultaneously on iqiyi, Tencent Video, Youku Video, Migu Video, bilibili, West Film Video and other video platforms.

According to reports, according to the film's general director Yang Fan, the second season of "Millennium Shaanxi Cuisine" is divided into eight episodes and will continue the series. The second season of "Millennium Shaanxi Cuisine" will launch 8K UHD production for the first time, showing salivating Shaanxi cuisine with super-immersive vision, bringing immersive Shaanxi flavor to the audience more accurately and exquisitely.

According to officials, since the launch of the second season of "Millennium Shaanxi Cuisine" on June 14, the crew has lasted more than 80 days, spanned more than 10000 miles, traveled through 10 prefectures and cities, passed through 52 counties and districts, filmed and recorded 101 boutique Shaanxi cuisine. There are 8 episodes, such as old seats, old shops, signs and so on.

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