剧情介绍：After reporting on the African continent for forty years, Jonathan Dimbleby returned to Africa and embarked on a 7000 mile journey to explore the changes in Africa. He began his African journey in Bamako, the capital of Mali, the fastest-growing city in Africa, including Mali, Ghana, and Nigeria. Along the course of the Niger River, Dimbleby discovered not the land of beggars, but the land of hardworking people, some of whom risked everything to make a living by freely diving 20 feet to dig construction sand. While traveling in Northeast China, he witnessed how tradition was preserved in a complex urban society that had flourished for 1600 years. Jonathan, while apprenticing as a 74 year old bricklayer in the small town of Jene, built entirely of mud, had his hands covered in mud; As the freest and most stable country, Jonathan witnessed a spectacular festival before playing golf with King Ashanti, who recalled his time working at Brent Council. Dimbleby attends the King's Conference; See what lessons the UK can learn from traditional African structures that promote harmony and reconciliation. Jonathan discovered that as economic opportunities and patriotism attract people back home, the brain drain from Africa is turning into an increase in talent. Football has brought Ghana together, replacing political and tribal divisions. In the year when the World Cup was first hosted by an African country, the continent has a rich pool of young football talents; Jonathan Dimbleby, the commercial capital of Singapore, has a different perspective on the city, which is often described as a hotbed of violence, crime, and corruption. He was taken on a private plane by Africa; This richest person then tasted the creative talents of two African musicians; Helping to consolidate the rising star of Lagos; The status of the European continent; Jonathan Dimbleby travels 2000 miles across East Africa on the second leg of his glorious journey through Africa, including Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania; Dimbleby started in Ethiopia, where he was the first journalist to report on the 1973 famine and discovered significant progress in protecting the country from future disasters. In Kenya, he discovered how mobile phones have fundamentally changed the lives of small businesses and even the Maasai tribe. In Tanzania, he participated in a football match with African referees and defenders; Jonathan Dimbleby travels from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Durban in search of stories that reveal contemporary Africa; The multi billion dollar agreement has restarted the African economy, which once relied on Western aid and investment. After passing through Zambia, Jonathan survived training with boxing world champion Esther Phiri and met Hugh Masekela, who shared his views on Africa with him; The emerging revival.