China Media Group (CMG) has started filming a 4K documentary on Wudang Mountains, the cradle of the Taoist culture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in central China's Hubei Province.
A filming launch ceremony was held for the 4K documentary named "Wudang the Hidden Realm" in Shiyan City, where the Wudang Mountains is located, on Tuesday, as part of CMG's integrated media campaign themed with the 10th anniversary of water supply by the middle route of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project.
The South-to-North Water Diversion Project transfers water from China's water-rich south to the arid north through the middle, eastern and western routes. The middle route is the most prominent one, starting at the Danjiangkou Reservoir in Shiyan City and running towards capital city Beijing and Tianjin. It began supplying water in December 2014.
CMG's integrated media campaign in Shiyan will include a range of programs and activities to display the city's accomplishment in preserving the ecological environment and serving the water diversion project.
At the ceremony, CMG's Hubei branch signed a framework agreement on strategic cooperation with Shiyan government to strengthen cooperation in quality programs, cultural tourism, brand promotion and other aspects.
CMG starts filming 4K documentary on UNESCO World Heritage Site
CMG starts filming 4K documentary on UNESCO World Heritage Site
China's top political advisor Wang Huning on Friday urged political advisors to intensify research and consultation to offer valuable suggestions for advancing the cause of people with disabilities.
Wang, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), made these remarks while presiding over a biweekly consultation session of the national committee.
Wang underlined that ensuring a happy and fulfilling life for people with disabilities is an essential requirement for promoting Chinese modernization.
He called upon political advisors to focus on the new situations and challenges in advancing the cause for such individuals while urging more targeted and practical proposals based on thorough investigations and research.
Democratic oversight should be strengthened to ensure the effective implementation of policies supporting those with disabilities, Wang noted.
Several national political advisors also made their remarks during the session. They called for efforts to create unobstructed career development pathways for people with disabilities, advance research and application of assistive technologies, and enhance the quality of public services to continuously improve their quality of life.
China's top political advisor stresses boosting services for people with disabilities
