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Make farming great again 🚜 #video#China Farming is cool! Rita Zhu shows an idyllic life in the Chinese countryside, growing edible flowers, crops and vegetables. She’s an installation artist who chose a farm as her canvas. Art, agriculture and food combined make Rita’s farm an attraction for Shanghai residents who want to reconnect with nature. There’s even a term in Chinese - xiangchou, which means ‘longing for the countryside’. Visit Rita’s farm in the new episode of, This is China. Do you sometimes wish to live closer to nature? 🌿 Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video#China Liu Heng is a talented Chinese percussionist who can make any object sound like a musical instrument. Besides experimenting with sounds and composition, Liu Heng is the principal percussionist in Beijing’s National Centre for the Performing Arts, the largest theatre in Asia. Young Chinese artists talk about their works in the new episode of, This is China. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

#video#China It's believed that the crested ibis has existed for 60 million years. The large bird was once a common sight in China, the Korean Peninsula, Japan and Russia, its shape was deeply rooted in Asian culture. However, the population declined dramatically, and the species vanished from Korea, Russia and Japan. In the 1980s, Chinese conservation experts searched for the crested ibises in the Qinling Mountains and found the last seven of the species. The crested ibis is now on the road to recovery. Around 5,000 of them are living in the wild and captivity. Find out more about this magnificent bird in the new season of, This is China. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

The most popular game in Kyrgyzstan #video#Kyrgyzstan Kok Boru is an ancient nomadic sport played in Kyrgyzstan. It’s similar to hockey or polo… except teams play with a decapitated goat instead of a puck or a ball. Teams of ten men on horseback compete for control of its body and score by placing it in the opponents’ goal - a large concrete kazan, or pot. Kok Boru is more popular than football and is quite a sight that draws large crowds. This traditional sport is undergoing a revival and can be seen in Central Asian countries. In Afghanistan, it’s called Buzkashi. Some say it gets too violent and brutal. You decide for yourself. For more about the nomadic tradition, watch the full documentary. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

Life in the Shaolin Kung Fu school #video#China Kung fu, or wushu, is a popular sport and an essential part of Chinese culture. There are still dozens of kung fu boarding schools in the country. The daily grind in the schools is harsh. Discipline is key in studying traditional martial arts, so children train from dawn till dusk and manage to squeeze in some studies too. Parents don’t come often, and students learn to be self-reliant. Life in the kung fu school sounds hard, so why do parents send their children away? Find out in our documentary, Little Miss Kung Fu. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

Stone therapy for drug addicts #video#Kyrgyzstan The Nazaraliev drug rehab centre in Kyrgyzstan has come up with an unconventional way to cure patients from heroin addiction. Addicts get rid of their psychological dependence on drugs by choosing a stone they can confide in and carry it during a 250-kilometre trek through rough terrain. At the end of their journey, patients throw their stone in a large heap formed over the years. It’s called lithotherapy and it has helped more than 5,000 addicts according to the clinic. Gleb is only 24 and has suffered from addiction for the past five years. His parents sent him to Kyrgyzstan twice. He couldn’t make it through the treatment the first time. Now he’s determined to finish it. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

What do pandas say?🐼 #video#China Animal keepers at Chengdu’s Giant Panda Breeding Research Base spend so much time with the bamboo-eating 🎋 bears that they understand all the noises they make! The centre’s research scientists and caretakers work to ensure that the pandas successfully breed, and later see to their reintroduction to the wild. How? They tend to the pandas’ every need, providing food, medicine, clean enclosures, and play. The caretakers even give these love-shy animals Sex Ed classes! The Chengdu Centre has been so successful that pandas were taken off the endangered species list in 2016. There are some 600 pandas currently living in captivity and nearly 2,000 roaming the wild. The black-and-white bears have become an icon for conservation, as their viability in the wild is still threatened by factors like loss of natural habitat. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

Bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan #video#Kyrgyzstan The Kyrgyz tradition of Ala Kachuu has Kipchak roots and means "grab and run". Initially, it started because a young man didn't have enough money to pay a proper bride's price, and he would "steal" a girl with her consent to negotiate with her parents later and reduce the payment. But now, however, Ala Kachuu has turned into a straight out kidnapping. It is often done in the middle of the street, but no one comes to the girls' rescue. According to some estimates, up to two-thirds of Kyrgyz girls are married against their will, and thousands suffer domestic abuse. Human rights activists are fighting to outlaw Ala Kachuu. So what else is being done to protect young women? Tune in for the premiere of 'Stolen Brides, Stolen Lives' on our YouTube channel! Follow:https://t.me/rtdocumentary

Kidnapped into marriage #video#Kyrgyzstan In Kyrgyzstan, women are sometimes kidnapped by their future husbands. Some would say it's romantic, but it's anything but romantic for most victims of forced marriage. A total stranger kidnaps a woman or a stalker she tried to avoid and is taken into his family's home. The kidnapper's female relatives attempt to convince the victim to accept the marriage. While their families rescue some, others don't get help. 'So what if you were kidnapped?' Victims are often shamed for being kidnapped and sometimes raped. The practice is called 'ala-kachu', which translates 'take and run'. It's illegal and punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a fine. However, stereotypes persist, and cases go unreported. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

'It is not a war between Russia and Ukraine. It’s a NATO and US war against Russia. And Ukraine is only a place where a war is being waged. Here is my interpretation. This war means a geopolitical reorganisation of the world’. Italian historian and journalist Angelo D’Orsi commented on Russia’s special operation in Ukraine and said in the Italian media discussing the conflict comes down to insulting the Russian president. The historian is outraged that Italy is banning Russian artists and trying to ban Russian writers. All this is happening with the tacit consent of his colleagues: ‘It is unacceptable that my category of intellectuals does not take to the squares, does not build barricades against all this’. #video#Russia#Ukraine Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

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