地球仪未步入历史   硕果仅存的工作坊在英国 - video Dailymotion

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八点最热报 l  英国一名男子，为了送80岁父亲一颗独一无二的地球仪，找遍世界各地，却发现市面上贩售的地球仪要嘛是批量塑料制造的、定位不精准，要嘛是开始掉色的古董。因此他突发奇想，决定自己研究怎么样制作高质量的手工地球仪。而他当年一个简单的念头，在16年后的今天，成为了一家拥有20名专才、世上少有的手工地球仪工作坊… （主播：萧慧敏）

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00:00Before watching the video, let me remind you that there is more content on the Hotpot website.

00:04With the development of the Internet, now people want to know about any country on the earth.

00:09As long as you enter the keyword on the Internet,

00:11whether it is the map, history or the local local people,

00:14everything is clear at a glance.

00:16And the globe has slowly faded out of people's sight.

00:20I believe that children now have little contact with it.

00:23Although people's demand for the globe is getting less and less,

00:25there is a handmade globe workshop in the UK.

00:28The business is getting better and better.

00:30A year's globe production is 600.

00:33Even in some Hollywood movie scenes,

00:35you can see the globe made by their family.

00:38And the opportunity to set up this workshop

00:40was because the founder Peter wanted to send his father

00:44a world-unique globe as his 80th birthday gift.

00:49But when he searched the globe all over the world,

00:52he found that the globe on the market

00:54was either made of mass-produced plastic,

00:56with an inaccurate positioning,

00:58or it was an antique that began to fade.

01:00So he decided to research

01:03how to make a high-quality handmade globe.

01:07And his simple idea

01:09became a handmade globe workshop

01:11with 20 professional painters and craftsmen

01:1416 years later.

01:20Apply glue on the globe.

01:22Soak the painted globe in water.

01:25After drying, carefully stick the globe on the globe.

01:27This is how the globe was made.

01:29This handmade globe workshop

01:31is located in London, UK,

01:33one of the world's few handmade globe workshops.

01:35It gathers professional painters and craftsmen

01:37to paint the globe,

01:39cut the globe,

01:40and color it.

01:41This is their daily routine.

01:43The employees said that

01:44because the globe is a sphere,

01:46it is much more difficult to make it

01:48than a normal flat surface work.

01:50The nature of the sphere is extremely challenging.

01:52One, because it's handcrafted itself,

01:54and that creates a few challenges

01:57in sort of warps and undulations on the surface.

02:00And so when you've got lines,

02:02such as the latitudes,

02:04to think about aligning countries and text,

02:07that adds a whole new concept of complexity.

02:11Because making a globe requires

02:13layers and layers of work,

02:15and the information must be accurate and clear,

02:17not a single step can be careless.

02:19When the employees work in the workshop,

02:21they need at least six months of rigorous training.

02:23Not only that,

02:24the studio founder said

02:26that when marking the names,

02:27they also need to be very sharp

02:29to avoid stepping on some of the country's red lines

02:31and causing trouble.

02:33For China, we definitely have to mark

02:36Taiwan as Chinese Taipei

02:38in order for it just to get through customs.

02:41In other territories, in India,

02:43we go to prison for six months

02:45if we don't pick the border between India and Pakistan

02:48as the Delhi government wants us to.

02:51So we have to get things like that right.

02:53Whether it's small and agile,

02:55larger in size,

02:56or a rare oval shape,

02:58each globe in the studio

03:00is exquisite and unique.

03:02Although the Internet is very convenient,

03:04the charm of traveling the world with your fingertips

03:06never fades.

03:08It still attracts a lot of people

03:09to customize globe collections.

03:13Transcription by ESO. Translation by —

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