Today's headline released the first "Documentary Consumption Report": the most popular history and humanistic category

On August 29th, the first "Documentary Consumption Report" (hereinafter referred to as the "Report") was released today. The "Report" shows that in the first half of 2022, 54.37 million users watched various documentary films on the platform, always watching 1.468 billion minutes. Among them, historical humanities, natural animals, and social observation documentaries are the most popular, with the number of viewers reaching 10 million, 8.8 million, and 4.9 million, respectively.

The "Report" shows that the viewing preferences of users in different ages are different. For example, the 18-year-old-30-year-old young group prefers natural, food, and travel themes, such as "Blue Planet: History of Marine Nature" and "China on the Tip of the Tongue". Middle-aged and middle-aged groups aged 31-50 prefer social observation, science and technology documentary, such as "The Story in the Hospital" and "Hubble Thirty Years: Revealing the Universe Wonders", which can be a lot of life. The middle -aged and elderly groups over the age of 51 are more enthusiastic about history and character documentary films, such as the documentary "Civilization" recorded by 31 national art treasures around the world, and China's first "comfort woman" theme documentary "Twenty -two".

The relevant person in charge of Toutiao today said that in order to meet the diversified needs of users, in July this year, today's headlines launched the "Ephry" channel and continued to provide users with a variety of high -quality content such as e -books, documentary, museum applets. At present, there are a total of 1,600 documentary films on the platform, covering the subject matter of human history, natural animals, science and technology, social observation, character documentary, food travel, etc. In the future, more high -quality documentary resources will be introduced to lead users to expand their cognition. Open the horizon.

Cover reporter Huang Jingru

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