Tao Xue

Inspired by real-life birchbark boat craftsmanship, this enchanting story follows Grandpa Tuobu and his grandson Wuri on a memorable journey to the Greater Khingan Range. With a handmade birchbark boat and a small roe deer, they set out to explore their spiritual homeland and discover the legendary tales of the Oroqen people, known as " the last hunting tribe" in China's borderlands. Grandpa Tuobu, who made the birchbark boat himself, and Wuri, who dreams of exploring the forests and becoming one with nature, face an unexpected challenge when a fierce rainstorm floods the Huma River. Concerned about his faithful hunting dog and chestnut horse, Tuobu and Wuri quickly return home. Their adventure takes them by train, car, bike, and boat, drawing the curiosity and admiration of those they meet. Along the way, their journey is filled with joyful moments and touching connections.

A lonely eagle falling in the sandy desert.A goose longing to fly.A tenacious and stubborn lonely old man. A young stargazer yearning for freedom. They tell a tale of searching the heavens and embracing all beings. In the vast desert and boundless starry sky, a sparsely populated village called Wuliang stands alone. It is where dreams are born, and two young boys named Shali and Xingchen set out on their paths. Shali disappears without a trace, leaving behind only his eagle, while Xingchen and his stargazing group get lost in the village. With the help of Shali's father, Shaye, they form a " Sheep Protection Team" with a lonely eagle and a goose longing to fly and work to protect their sheep from a pack of wolves lurking around Wuliang. As they battle the wolves, the boys learn about the strength of their bonds and the power of friendship. In this heartwarming tale, emotions intertwine, conflicts arise, and a group of unlikely heroes embarks on a journey that will forever change their lives.

A bear cub braves the wintry forest and a frozen river to gather chestnuts for his father during a long hibernation. Once spring arrives, the father bear learns his cub had to battle an injured leg from a hunter's trap in order to help him survive the winter. Now the cub has traveled far across the river to join his mother before the father bear can thank him.