Shenzhen Delegation
We will be celebrating the Shenzhen Films “ The King of Tibetan Antelope” and “Blizzard HOH XIL“, the
animation film and documentary directed by Mr. Liu, YuJun. Both films are nominated for Remi Awards
at the 44th Annual WorldFest – Houston International Film & Video Festival. We will also welcome the
Shenzhen delegation lead by Deputy Director General Ms. Du Qin.
Saturday, April 16th, 2011
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon Reception & Networking
12:00 noon – 2:00 p.m. Luncheon
K100 Café & Chinese Restaurant
6609 W. Sam Houston Pkwy, Suite 100, Houston, Texas 77036
Restaurant Tel: 281-888-3098
(Between Bellaire Blvd. (Chinatown) and Beltway 8 E. feeder road next to Int’l Bank and Shell Gas Station)
Member Ticket: $20.00/per person; Non-Member Ticket: $25.00 /per person
Dress code: Casual
RSVP
Mr. Raymond Chong, email: raychong@prodigy.net
Mr. Jim Olive, email: admin@houstonshenzhen.org
Mrs. Sandy Phan-Gillis, email: sandyphan08@yahoo.com
RSVP by phone: 281-568-8388
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon Reception & Networking
12:00 noon – 2:00 p.m. Luncheon
K100 Café & Chinese Restaurant
6609 W. Sam Houston Pkwy, Suite 100, Houston, Texas 77036
Restaurant Tel: 281-888-3098
(Between Bellaire Blvd. (Chinatown) and Beltway 8 E. feeder road next to Int’l Bank and Shell Gas Station)
Member Ticket: $20.00/per person; Non-Member Ticket: $25.00 /per person
Dress code: Casual
RSVP
Mr. Raymond Chong, email: raychong@prodigy.net
Mr. Jim Olive, email: admin@houstonshenzhen.org
Mrs. Sandy Phan-Gillis, email: sandyphan08@yahoo.com
RSVP by phone: 281-568-8388
PROTECT HOH XIL
A Shawl moven of cashmere of Tibetan antelopes (Sha Tushen) can be sold for 35,000-50,000 US dollors in European or American black markets. But one ordinary Sha Tushen is at the expense of the death of three adult Tibetan antelopes.
Due to illegal hunting and trafficking, Tibeten antelopes are now on the edge of extinction. Many gold seekers joined in hunting wild animals. They carried picks and luggage on their shoulders, took hunting rifles and entered Hoh Xil. It seemed as if the history of initial development of San Francisco two centuries ago repeated. Their behaviors directly damaged the ecological environment of Hoh Xil and endangered the existence of wild animals. To save Tibetan antelopes and protect the extremely vulnerable ecological environment of Hoh Xil, the famous anti-illegal-hunting team named "Wild Yak Team", struggled hard in this area for 8 years. the first and second head of the team, fought until their death. At present, a nature preservation zone has been established in Hoh Xil, and this team is still fighting under extreme difficult conditions.
A remarkably beautiful and touching documentary of one of the earth's most remarkable creatures the chiru.
The birth of this documentary is a wonder. The cinematographer spent ten years following and recording the life of the endangered Tibetan antelopes. In the days of "Dancing with Death", many team members lost their lives, while the lucky ones who survived managed to find the answer to a world mystery--the breeding habitat of the Tibetan antelopes, as well as record the unique natural landscape of the once unknown "Third Pole ".
Every summer, as mother antelopes taking their newly born babies southward home, many of them get killed halfway by the poachers who are armed to teeth. Thousands of tibetan antelopes’ remains are found all over Hoh Xil. The cinematographer joined the famous Wild Yak Team in their anti-poaching actions to protect and rescue the Tibetan antelopes. They launched a life-and-death struggle with the frenzied poachers on the "Land Without Human Beings" of Hoh Xil. The cinematographer also took takes a record faithfully of the last harsh mountain patrol of the team before it was disbanded.
Finding clues to a world mystery Documentary 20 years' scientific expedition and recording, Revealing a 200 years' mystery in the animal kingdom--the breeding habitat of the Tibetan antelopes.
A Shawl moven of cashmere of Tibetan antelopes (Sha Tushen) can be sold for 35,000-50,000 US dollors in European or American black markets. But one ordinary Sha Tushen is at the expense of the death of three adult Tibetan antelopes.
Due to illegal hunting and trafficking, Tibeten antelopes are now on the edge of extinction. Many gold seekers joined in hunting wild animals. They carried picks and luggage on their shoulders, took hunting rifles and entered Hoh Xil. It seemed as if the history of initial development of San Francisco two centuries ago repeated. Their behaviors directly damaged the ecological environment of Hoh Xil and endangered the existence of wild animals. To save Tibetan antelopes and protect the extremely vulnerable ecological environment of Hoh Xil, the famous anti-illegal-hunting team named "Wild Yak Team", struggled hard in this area for 8 years. the first and second head of the team, fought until their death. At present, a nature preservation zone has been established in Hoh Xil, and this team is still fighting under extreme difficult conditions.
A remarkably beautiful and touching documentary of one of the earth's most remarkable creatures the chiru.
The birth of this documentary is a wonder. The cinematographer spent ten years following and recording the life of the endangered Tibetan antelopes. In the days of "Dancing with Death", many team members lost their lives, while the lucky ones who survived managed to find the answer to a world mystery--the breeding habitat of the Tibetan antelopes, as well as record the unique natural landscape of the once unknown "Third Pole ".
Every summer, as mother antelopes taking their newly born babies southward home, many of them get killed halfway by the poachers who are armed to teeth. Thousands of tibetan antelopes’ remains are found all over Hoh Xil. The cinematographer joined the famous Wild Yak Team in their anti-poaching actions to protect and rescue the Tibetan antelopes. They launched a life-and-death struggle with the frenzied poachers on the "Land Without Human Beings" of Hoh Xil. The cinematographer also took takes a record faithfully of the last harsh mountain patrol of the team before it was disbanded.
Finding clues to a world mystery Documentary 20 years' scientific expedition and recording, Revealing a 200 years' mystery in the animal kingdom--the breeding habitat of the Tibetan antelopes.
The King of Tibetan Antelopes
Animation film
Resolving the riddle haunting the world for centuries: Where is the breeding habitat of the Tibetan antelopes? The first and the most detailed and scientific authoritative expedition across the area of Tibet, Qinghai and Xinjiang. A ten-year-long photographing journey following the endangered Tibetan antelopes.
First discovery and presentation of the unique natural landscape of the earth's third pole. A faithful record of the Wild Yak Team's final story. The first full-length documentary series on the ecological plateau. Reports from the land without human beings--focusing on the Tibetan antelopes.
Animation film
Resolving the riddle haunting the world for centuries: Where is the breeding habitat of the Tibetan antelopes? The first and the most detailed and scientific authoritative expedition across the area of Tibet, Qinghai and Xinjiang. A ten-year-long photographing journey following the endangered Tibetan antelopes.
First discovery and presentation of the unique natural landscape of the earth's third pole. A faithful record of the Wild Yak Team's final story. The first full-length documentary series on the ecological plateau. Reports from the land without human beings--focusing on the Tibetan antelopes.
Shenzhen Tianyuxing Film and-Television Culture Co., LTD
ADD: Room 1113, Block B, Jiazhaoye Centre, Shangbu Road South, Futian District, Shenzhen China
PC:518000
TEL:86-755-25191338
FAX:86-755-22214123
Produced by: Shenzhen Tianyuxing Film and-Television Culture Co., LTD
Co-Production: Shenzhen News Film and TV Center /Shenzhen Tianyuxing Film and-Television Culture Co., LTD
Curator: Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Radio, Film & Television
BLIZZARD HOH XIL