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Hebei Province is the province in China with the most complete range of landforms. Its landscape is described as "mountains like sickles, rivers like fans, plains like carpets, and the sea like a plate." Across its 188,000 square kilometers, an awe-inspiring geographical tapestry is etched, earning it the nickname of a "miniature national geographic textbook." This land has a rich history, with 3.5 billion years of geological transformation, and every inch is filled with legend. The vast and fertile land, spanning 188,000 square kilometers, carries the richness of the 38th parallel north and the sweetness of the 40th parallel north. This land has always possessed an unyielding vitality, making it a land of hope. "North of the Great River" is the first documentary to comprehensively reflect Hebei's historical origins, topography, and abundant resources. Hebei is the province with the most complete range of landforms, and this film explores Hebei's origins, mountains, plateaus, plains, rivers, lakes, and seas, interpreting this miniature national geographic textbook. It analyzes the unique human spirit and character bestowed upon this land by its natural topography. It is the best choice for understanding and knowing Hebei.