24 fixed deadlines
Each term falls on a fixed date; a late episode misses its moment entirely.
A solar terms series is a test of stamina: 24 episodes a year, each due on the day; every term has its own natural signs, farm work and customs, so the visuals can’t all be similar landscape shots; and by autumn the style still has to match episode one.
We first fix the series palette, intro, outro, subtitles and poster layout, then write each term’s facts separately and give every fact a visual you can point to: a sundial, a thawing river, the spring ox, rice planting, harvest. Script, video and poster arrive together, scheduled ahead of each date.

Each term falls on a fixed date; a late episode misses its moment entirely.
Seasonal landscapes start to look alike, and viewers can’t tell one episode from another.
One wrong line on natural signs, farming or customs gets noticed, and north–south differences matter.
Palette, captions, intro, outro and poster layout stay fixed all year; episode one and twenty-four sit side by side neatly.
Talk of sky-watching shows a sundial; talk of farming shows planting and harvest—no filler shots.
Northern snow and southern rice terraces can share an episode, making regional differences clear.
Each episode comes with a matching poster, so video and article go out the same day.
About a minute per episode on nature, farming and customs—for ministry and media accounts.
Stills in the same style as the video, or short looping motion versions.
A deeper look at one term’s farm work or custom, such as harvesting and planting at Grain in Ear.
Short lessons for schools, told for children, with simple quiz questions.
Each step comes to you for approval before we move on.
You tell us the platform, length and tone; we make a pilot episode to set the palette and packaging.
We plan backward from all 24 dates, delivering script and storyboard early to leave review time.
Each episode starts with a fact list and shot list; once approved, we generate, voice, edit and design the poster.
Final video and poster arrive before the term, and the next episode is already underway in the same style.
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The NDRC’s 24 solar terms series: we make the AI visuals, edit, voiceover and posters, one term per episode in one style all year.
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Episode one, Start of Spring: plum blossom by palace walls, a sundial, thawing rivers, terraces and the spring ox—late snow and morning light together.
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Awakening of Insects: spring thunder, insects, drum-making and plowing, ending with bamboo shoots cutting to a rocket launch.
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Grain in Ear: golden wheat harvest and green rice planting in one frame; we also wrote this episode’s narration.
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