The scene in which the snake lizard is chased is a slap in the face of 99% of crime movies. The toil and trouble of the two-worker family chinstrap penguin is a profound portrayal of the post-80s generation. The three-toed sloth who is racing at full speed for a mate makes my back ache with laughter. Like the journey of life, this kind of documentary is the best inspirational film for me. After watching it, I often sigh at the magic of species and the shock of wild life, but also feel that living hard and enjoying every day is the greatest respect for life.

It doesn't matter that it took 71 photographers, woke up at 3 in the morning, and traveled to 204 regions. The photographer waited for hundreds of hours in the snow and ice just to take a few seconds of golden eagles hunting.

The real picture is even more shocking than the Hollywood blockbuster made by special effects. The quality of the picture is fantastic. Thanks to all the photographers and the production team behind it, we can feel the magic of the earth is different.