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Repeatedly Achieving Great Results in the International Film Circles! Shei-Pa National Park's 34th Anniversary Presentation: "Sunrise Xuejian - First Glimpse in the Mountains" Mountain Music Concert and Film Achievement Presentation

Repeatedly Achieving Great Results in the International Film Circles! Shei-Pa National Park's 34th Anniversary Presentation: "Sunrise Xuejian - First
Repeatedly Achieving Great Results in the International Film Circles! Shei-Pa National Park's 34th Anniversary Presentation: "Sunrise Xuejian - First

To celebrate the 34th anniversary of the establishment of Shei-Pa National Park, the Shei-Pa National Park Headquarters of the National Park Service, Ministry of the Interior, held the "Sunrise Xuejian - First Glimpse in the Mountains" mountain music concert and film achievement presentation today (3rd) at the Eslite Performance Hall in Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Taipei.


Centered around the documentary "Sunrise Xuejian," which has won recognition at international film festivals in India, the United States, Ecuador, and other countries, the event combined musical performances with humanistic storytelling, inviting government agencies, public-private partners, corporate representatives, and volunteers to participate together, demonstrating Shei-Pa's long-term achievements in ecological conservation and cultural heritage.


Directed by Chen Jin-Fa over a 3-year filming period, the film revolves around the life story of Atayal conservation ranger Chung An-Liang and three generations of his family, delicately depicting the cultural memory of indigenous peoples coexisting with the mountains and forests, as well as the beauty of the natural landscape, receiving enthusiastic responses through screenings in multiple countries.


The "Sunrise Xuejian" documentary is screened daily at 11:30 AM at the Wenshui Visitor Center of Shei-Pa National Park (except on Mondays when the center is closed); the public is invited to go and experience the beauty of the mountains and forests as well as the cultural depth.

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