《Spring of Deer City》
Interpretation of "Spring of Deer City":
The three subjects of this film currently live in Baotou City, Inner Mongolia, which is also called Deer City, which is the geographical background for the occurrence and development of the entire documentary story.
Chun, which means spring, also means youth.
The three Mongolian youths have exerted their youthful sweat on the road of inheriting intangible cultural heritage skills, and it is their persistence and innovation in intangible cultural heritage traditional handicrafts that have injected fresh blood into the development of Baotou's intangible cultural heritage undertakings and radiated spring vitality.
With the inheritance and innovation of "intangible cultural heritage" culture as the main line, this film tells the stories of young Mongolian craftsmen Sulidi, Wuyun Bilige and Sharina. As young individual merchants, they made a living by making ethnic silver ornaments, horse head harps, and Mongolian ornaments. The film will show the process of handicraft or performance of the above-mentioned "intangible cultural heritage" items, and through chat-based interviews, let the subjects combine their own actual experience to tell the inheritance dilemmas and innovative methods of relevant ethnic handicraft "intangible cultural heritage" items.
At the same time, the film will also record the daily life of these Mongolian young intangible cultural heritage craftsmen full of fireworks, present the life insights and attitudes of several protagonists in the form of story plots combined with interview content, and show the touching family, friendship and love between Mongolians and Mongolians, as well as between Mongolians and Han Chinese.
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Xu Mengjia Mengjia XuDirector
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Xu Mengjia Mengjia XuWriter
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Xu Mengjia Mengjia XuProducer
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Project Type:Documentary
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Runtime:30 minutes 2 seconds
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Completion Date:October 18, 2022
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Production Budget:3,000 CNY
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Country of Origin:China
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Country of Filming:China
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Language:Chinese
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes - Minzu University of China
Xu Mengjia, a postgraduate student in the audiovisual communication direction of the 2021 journalism and communication major of Minzu University of China. The documentary work "Guardian of the Old Hutong" was shortlisted in the Red Inheritance Short Video Collection and the 7th China Dream. Youth Video Festival and won the first prize in the missionary unit; the short video work "The Prairie in the City of Saihantala" was published on Tianmu News Won the Excellence Award in the short video collection activity of "My Home of the Chinese Nation". She has participated in the filming of the MVs of "Winter Olympics in Ice and Snow" and "Together to the Future" by the Youth League Committee of the school, and received considerable broadcasts on official media platforms.