Here is some background on each of the shows.

一、 A Magic Land -神奇的土地 A MAGIC LAND
This film tells the formation and development of the civilization and literature achievements of this northeastern province as well as the fantastic landscapes and fertile farmlands.
一、 Falcons and Swans龙兴金源 FALCONS AND SWANS
This film tells the historical stories taking place in Heilongjiang in ancient times dating back 1000 years ago. Different ancient dynasties mushroomed and perished from time to time in the past long years. And in the meantime, the special civilization was created in this northeastern province.
一、 Oriental Paris东方小巴黎 ORIENTAL PARIS
This film tells the historical, cultural and religious histories and development of Harbin, capita city of Harbin. Harbin has some 100 years of history and within this period of time, it has become a modern city with international appeal due to its characteristics – adopting advanced western trends and cultural diversity.
一、 The Last Tribes Of HeiLongJiang -最后的部落 THE LAST TRIBES
This film tells the modern lives of the three ethnic groups living in Heilongjiang, namely namely the Oroqen, Hezhen and Dau. The Oroqens make a living from hunting in the forests of the Greater and Lesser Xing’an Mountains; The Hezhen people mainly live on fishing and hunting along the Songhua, Heilong and Wusuli rivers; and the Daurs living in fertile Sanjiang plain, are good at singing and dancing. They are called the “last tribes” in China’s northeastern Heilongjiang.

一、 White Mountain, Black Water白山黑水 WHITE MOUNTAIN, BLACK WATER
This film tells the stories of how ancient Heilongjiang was formed in the geographic movements as well as the geographic and topographic conditions of the northeastern province. The film is aimed to bring a brief introduction to audience members the history, the development and vastness of Heilongjiang.

Schedule: Episode #1 will air on June 2; #2 on June 9; #3 on June16, #4 on June 23 and #5 on June 30. Each half-hour will air a total of 2 or 3 times over the course of each Thursday.

CUNY TV, the City University of New York TV station, is broadcast in the New York metropolitan area on digital Ch. 25.3 and is cablecast in the five boroughs of New York City on Ch. 75 (Time Warner and Cablevision Brooklyn), Ch. 77 (RCN Cable), and Ch. 30 (Verizon FiOS). The station has a potential reach of 7.3 million households. Broadcast times are Thursday, 6/2/2016 @ 7:30AM, 1:30PM, 7:30PM, Saturday, 6/4/2016 @ 3PM

Milestone Broadcast Corporation (MBC), est. 1985, a New York City based Multi – Media Corporation and its Chinese team was able to secure the premiere broadcast of this historic series. MBC has been working with the Chinese for over 30 years and has a broadcast, www.goodnewsplanet.com with a Chinese category.

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Zhen Joy Lin, Dame of St. John of Jerusalem and president of World Water Rescue Foundation and Vice President of Good News Broadcast is feeding white swans for celebration The United Nations World water Day. Water is from divine Water is the secret of life, save water is save life, love water is love life, because life is the most precious.

As days gradually lengthen and the last vestiges of Winter recede, ice and snow begin to melt and the first buds of Spring appear. In many parts of the world the Swan is a symbol of light and considered the harbinger of Spring, and to me one of the most wonderful sights at this time of year are swans floating serenely on village ponds, in parks and on rivers. With their long serpentine necks and pure white plumage, throughout the ages their grace and beauty have inspired the imaginations of poets, artists and musicians alike.

In some cultures the swan is a feminine symbol associated with the Moon, and in others a masculine symbol associated with the Sun. In Greek mythology, swans are associated with Apollo, the God of the Sun, and with Zeus who took on the shape of a swan to get close to Leda with whom he had fallen in love. Greek Goddesses associated with swans include Artemis and Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love who travelled in a swan-drawn chariot.

In Celtic mythology the pagan Goddess Brighid celebrated at Imbolc (02nd February) is also associated with swans. Brighid is a triple aspect Goddess (revered as Maiden, Mother and Crone), who as a Maiden ruled over Poetry, Writing, Inspiration and Music; as a Mother over Healing, Midwifery and Herbalism; and as a Crone over Fire and the working arts of the Smithy. So what better this Inbolc, than to consider the attributes and teachings of the Swan.

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