As one of the first special economic zones to realize reform and opening up, Shenzhen has actively responded to the national "the Belt and Road" initiative with remarkable achievements. Recently, Shenzhen Satellite TV launched a series of documentary film "The Silk Road", focusing on the win-win development practice of Shenzhen enterprises along the Silk Road since the tenth anniversary of the "the Belt and Road" initiative, combining documentary images, through high-end interviews and other presentation forms, to highlight the proud achievements of Shenzhen. Shenzhen is located in the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area and the hub of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road, making it one of the cities with the highest entrepreneurial density in China. It can be said that enterprises and entrepreneurs are the "local specialties" of Shenzhen. As a major practitioner and beneficiary, enterprises are an important driving force for the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road". Taking Shenzhen enterprises with a strong sense of modernity as the starting point, the Silk Road Pentium takes policy communication, facility connectivity, smooth trade, financial integration, and people to people connectivity as the logical framework, and uses images to show the integration of individuals, enterprises, and the country, providing pioneering thinking and exploration for the next stage of high-quality joint construction of the "the Belt and Road". The creative team demonstrated a strong problem awareness in the topic selection, truly reflecting the difficulty of the company's overseas development. For example, the creator extracted from the case of Thai drones the common overseas sales and after-sales service issues that overseas enterprises often encounter; The case of communication services in Kazakhstan is also a common issue that enterprises often encounter when facing government departments and large institutions, which requires unified opinions from all parties. The work takes the problems faced by enterprises as the clue, and focuses on the process of solving problems by enterprises. With the help of the real power of documentary images, it showcases the wisdom of enterprises that can ultimately survive for a long time, integrating the demands of all parties, and achieving win-win and win-win development. What's more, these experiences can also provide path support for enterprises participating in the the Belt and Road Initiative in the future. From this perspective, the long tail effect formed by the film will play a greater role in the future implementation of the "the Belt and Road" initiative. In terms of narrative techniques, "The Silk Road Rushes" sees development in the plot and clever ideas in the details. The work is divided into five episodes, namely, Unicom, Xianghai, Chain Building, Chasing the Green, and Jiaoxin. Each episode fully explores individual stories, actively searches for typical cases, finds emotional points in different regions, countries, industries, and fields, and shows the results after the implementation of the "the Belt and Road" initiative. Taking the second episode of "Xianghai" as an example, the research and development team of Shenzhen mobile phone companies in Bangladesh fully considered the local audience's eating habits of using their right hand to grab food, and developed a technology that can answer calls through gestures like "Y". This small incision and deep excavation method is refreshing and reflects the keen insight and service temperature of Chinese brands towards emerging markets. The Silk Road is the flagship product of the the Belt and Road all media action planned by Shenzhen Radio and Television Group. In addition to seeing a series of documentaries on the Shenzhen TV platform, the audience can also view them both domestically and internationally