KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 12 (Bernama) -- China Global Television Network (CGTN) has produced a documentary titled The Sea We Call Home, featuring five stories of islanders and fishermen in the South China Sea.
CGTN Documentary Follows South China Sea Fishing Families
CGTN Documentary Follows South China Sea Fishing F
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CGTN released a documentary titled The Sea We Call Home, profiling five South China Sea fishing families. The film examines traditional navigation, evolving practices, and the deep connection between these communities and the ocean.
- CGTN produced a documentary featuring five stories of islanders and fishermen in the South China Sea.
- One narrative follows Fu Yuhua, whose husband was lost at sea in 1975, and their son Su Biaowei.
- The film includes fishermen from Tanmen in Hainan province, where traditional reef diving is declining among youth.
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