Du Yuxuan,Chen Honglian

As a carrier of cross-cultural communication, documentaries are highly persuasive in shaping and spreading of the national image, with a high degree of objectivity and authenticity. Meanwhile, they have high artistic and aesthetic qualities, which can optimize the content and form of communication. Taking China in the Classics as an example, this article interprets its advantages and shortcomings in shaping the national image from the perspective of cross-cultural communication, with a view to providing theoretical reference for promoting the innovative communication of cultural documentaries and enriching the communication mode of China's excellent traditional culture.

Cross-cultural communication; national image; China in the Classics

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