Zang Ling Wang

Synopsis

The lead film "Tibetan Antelope King" won the "Gold Award" at the 44th Houston International Film Festival in the United States. This film is dedicated to Chinese and foreign scientists who have devoted themselves to the natural sciences for many years and has made hard work, to the compatriots who sacrificed for the protection of wildlife in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and to every friend who cares about himself and loves animals. Millions of Tibetan antelopes are migrating thousands of miles, and the small Tibetan antelope "Shoolu" was born in Hoh Xil, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. On the way back home, she was chased by poachers, and her mother fell off the cliff to save her. She was alone in the wilderness and her life was hanging by a thread. Hulu meets a pair of lively and playful elf-like friends, the pika "Carla" and the lark "Sida". They traveled together to find their hometown. On the way, they experienced life and death fights with snow wolves and got rid of the stalking and harassment of poachers. Until the summer and autumn of the following year, they finally found the female Tibetan antelope returning home from the breeding area. Unfortunately, he encountered a brutal poacher. Hulu used his wisdom, kindness and bravery to eliminate danger, resolve grievances, and even rescued the life of a dying little poacher in the fountain area. When the flock of sheep fell into a desperate situation in the glacier gorge, it was their grunting behavior that moved the world and brought vitality to the Tibetan antelope flock. What is even more unexpected is that when Shulu finally returned to his hometown after sufferings, a surprising and dreamlike scene made everyone overjoyed... Through the growth experience of a male Tibetan antelope, this film shows people the miracle of life on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, depicting the vivid, humorous and primitive life stories of Tibetan antelope and its companion species, and let people experience life It is a beautiful vision of the preciousness and harmonious coexistence of man and nature. (translated from tenceng)