Subject is a series of 7 documentaries produced by KBS, a South Korea's national TV station.  The series throughly depicts China as a super power from different aspects: vast population, economic powerhouse, military prowess, cultural heritages, and so on.  I've watched only one episode about China's military, on which I think it's a pretty fair TV production to me, unlike some Mainland's viewers said such praises on China from Korea seem a much-hyped panegyric, or even being kind of obsequiousness.  Sorry guys, I don't know how to put a link here to make it esaily accessible to you.  But you can watch the series on "中華網" at www.china.com .

People may wonder why South Korea, a nation of abnomal pride, would produce a program like this.  Isn't America, the potential adversary to China, still the boss to S. Korea?  My guess is S. Korea is trying to gradually inculcate into its people that in case someday it has to seek another boss like China, it won't be a humiliating thing for them to do. 

I would like to suggest Ma administration let the seies televise in Taiwan.  People probably won't object to it, because there are lot of philo-Korean on the island.