随着中国的快速发展,外国影视工作者开始用纪录片等艺术形式反映中国目前激烈的社会变化。而在众多外国制作人和电视机构拍摄的有关中国的纪录片中,由加拿大导演詹妮弗·白切渥(Jennifer Baichwal)拍摄的纪录片《人造风景》是一部比较特别的作品。导演与擅长拍摄工业景观的纪实摄影师爱德华·伯丁斯基(Edward Burtynsky)一同深入到福建的巨大厂房和回收工业垃圾的乡镇工场、四川的三峡大坝、天津港的煤 With the rapid development of China, foreign film and television workers began to use documentary and other art forms to reflect the current fierce social changes in China. In a documentary about China made by many foreign producers and television agencies, the documentary “Artificial Landscape” by Canadian director Jennifer Baichwal is a rather special piece. The director, along with Edward Burtynsky, a documentary photographer who specializes in industrial landscapes, goes deep into the enormous factory buildings in Fujian and township workshops that collect industrial waste, the Three Gorges Dam in Sichuan, the coal in Tianjin Port