Can video games change the world? Bearing the question in mind, the production team invited two Chinese video game teams and convened game experts to embark on a journey of experimental exploration. Through the electronic image language of video games and the game spirit of the young generation, the team hope to garner more attention to the scientific and humanistic sphere of ecological and environmental protection. In this way if people can cherish the lucid water and lush mountains, and even acutally play a part in the environmental protection, the video games can change the world.

As Warner Bros. Discovery’s Vice President and Head of Content & Products for Greater China and Southeast Asia, Mr. Vikram Channa leads contents, productions, broadcasts and curation for the region. Vikram first joined Discovery Channel in 1995, he has taken on various roles within the company from on-air promotions to programming and production. As a senior management team member for the region, together with his team, he executive produced over 1,000 documentaries. Among those products, China: Time of Xi, The Very Edge of China, The Day I Ran China, Master Class, Tears of the Dragon, The Next Pandemic: Are We Ready Yet, How China Works, China by Numbers, Can Video Games Change the World, etc. have won high reputation both nationwide and worldwide. Vikram was nominated for the 2016 International Emmy Award, he is the winner of more than 18 Asia Television Awards and Asian Academy Creative Awards since 2003, and he was also awarded in, Promax, New York Festival, Omni Intermedia, etc.

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