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The second season of the cultural variety show Every Treasure Tells a Story recently aired on China Central Television（CCTV） and video streaming websites Iqiyi.com, V..com and Bilibili.com.
Compared with the first season which hit screens at the beginning of the year and primarily focused on pottery, jade ware and bronze vessels, the latest offering incorporates a wider variety of treasures such as bamboo and wooden slips, lacquerware, and stone carvings to refl ect the development of production from the Warring States period （453-221 B.C.） to the Qin and Han dynasties （221 B.C.- A.D. 220）.
Lively presentation
The show consists of 25 fi ve-minute episodes, with each installment featuring an individual item of such historical import that it is considered a national treasure. In contrast to traditionally staid and protracted history-themed documentaries, Every Treasure Tells a Story adopts a direct and light-hearted approach to depicting historical artifacts.
Each episode starts with a voiceover declaring that “You he a message from national treasure, please check.”
On video streaming sites, hundreds of audience responses pepper the bullet screen—a phenomenon whereby real-time comments from viewers fl y across the screen like bullets—with the same missive： “Message received.”
According to Xu Huan, chief director of the show, in the past before the advent of streaming sites, it was impossible to understand the reception to a show in such an immediate way.
In the second episode, which looks at a bronze vessel of the Warring States period, digital animation is used to restore the aged bottle to its original state and to reenact the scenes of war inscribed on its surface. The war is brought to life in vivid detail, portraying one-on-one combat between two soldiers, while others fall from city walls, and another scene of decapitation.
The third episode focuses on a famous set of chime bells from 433 B.C., unearthed from the tomb of Marquis Yi in central China’s Hubei Province in 1978, and showcases a piece of music played using the ancient instrument and recorded in 1986.
Awed by the music, one netizen’s post shoots across the bullet screen on Iqiyi.com,“This is marvelous！ I am almost moved to tears.”
Every Treasure Tells a Story has a score of 9.7 out of 10 on popular review site Douban. com, surpassing the 9.5 rating for its first season. The series is co-produced by CCTV and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage （SACH）.
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