Jun Zhang

Heading south from the 38th parallel, the Shipindao team turned their attention to South Korea. They spent over three hours telling a story of Korea and its history, one that differed from the legends.

2 million. 3 continents. 6 months. This is the unfiltered truth about fashion through real lives and untold stories.

Footage filmed between 2010 and 2026. On April 26, 1986, Reactor No. 4 at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant near Pripyat, in Soviet Ukraine, exploded, resulting in a Level 7 nuclear disaster, one of the most catastrophic nuclear accidents in human history. The fire burned for ten days. Carried by atmospheric currents, clouds of radioactive fallout spread across much of Europe, affecting nearly five million people. To this day, nearly 6,300 square kilometers across Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus remain uninhabitable exclusion zones. The Chernobyl disaster placed enormous strain on the Soviet economy and severely undermined public confidence in its political system. It is widely regarded as one of the final blows that contributed to the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The "Uncle Pie - Documentary Charging Series" is a paid exclusive documentary collection created by Bilibili UP host "Uncle Pie" (食贫道), produced by former CCTV war correspondent Zhang Jun (Uncle Bing) and his team. The series includes works such as "Lost in Tokyo," "How to Return Home," "Blessed Land," "Canaan Orphans," "Hello America," and "Fashion Bible," each lasting 2-3 hours. Adopting a "no judgment, only presentation" documentary style, it allows viewers to think independently through authentic recordings.