Content TV Signs World Heritage of China

Content Television (formerly known as Fireworks International), a division of Content Media Corporation, has concluded a deal with China Stories Inc. securing the worldwide distribution rights, excluding China and Japan, to the brand new factual series World Heritage of China.
Produced by China Central Television (CCTV), the Government Network Television organisation, Oriental Media Co., Ltd. (China) and China Stories Inc (Japan), this unique HD documentary series highlights the myriad diverse aspects of China from its ancient history through to modern day.
Filmed over the course of eight years with unprecedented access to many of the country's restricted sites of natural and historic interest, World Heritage of China reveals this mysterious land in its entirety, including never-before-seen images of Jiuzhaigou Lake, the Dunhuang Mogao Caves, the classical gardens of Suzhou and Potala Palace.
Kentaro Tsujita, President, China Stories Inc. commented: "We have spent a great deal of time and care creating the definitive account of the wonders of China and wanted to ensure that the global distribution of our special series was in safe hands. We are very pleased to appoint the team at Content Media Corp who we know will give it the attention it deserves across all media platforms."
Greg Phillips, President, Content Television and Content Digital said: "This is a truly fascinating look at China's spectacular history, traditions, people and places that were once such a secret to the rest of the world. I am certain there will be strong international interest in this groundbreaking series and look forward to working with China Stories Inc on this exciting project."
World Heritage of China celebrates the wide variety of the second largest economy and the third largest land mass on the planet.
Stretching from ancient times, through centuries of dynamic dynasties, to the People's Republic of China of today, the series looks in depth at arts, literature, science and technology, while reflecting on the awe-inspiring beauty of its landscapes and unfolding the stories behind the incredible man-made wonders such as the Great Wall and the Forbidden City.
(BMcC)