The award-winning film "My Himalaya" tells a good story at a small cost

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Lhasa, 30 Nov (Xinhua) -- This reporter learned from the Propaganda Department of the Tibet Autonomous Regional Party Committee that the 33rd Golden Rooster Awards for Chinese Cinema were recently announced in Xiamen, Fujian Province, and that the Tibetan-themed film "My Himalayas" won the Best Small and Medium-Cost Feature Film Award. The film truly reproduces the touching story of the elderly Sanjay Quba, a herdsman in Yumai Township, Longzi County, Shannan, Tibet, and his daughters Zhuo Ga and Yangzong sisters, guarding the border and defending the country in Yumai Township, and the feelings of home and country conveyed by them resonate with the vast audience.

Yumai Township is located in the southern foothills of the Himalayas. Before 1990, Zhuo Ga, the Yangzong sisters and their father Sanjay Quba were the only residents of Yumai, and the father and daughter three stayed here for a long time. In March 2018, The sisters Zhuo Ga and Yangzong were elected as the 2017 Person of the Year who moved China, and in October they were awarded the honorary title of "Model of the Times" by the Central Propaganda Department.

At the award ceremony, the jury commented on the film: "The movie "My Himalaya" tells the patriotic deeds of the two generations of Zhuoga and Yangzong sisters and father and daughter who have adhered to the frontier for decades in a difficult natural environment that ordinary people cannot bear. Through the conflict of concepts between father and daughter, the daughter's pursuit of ideals and love, and the magnificent and dangerous Himalayan forest area in which they live, it shows the simplicity and sublimity of the protagonist's patriotic feelings, the image is majestic and atmospheric, the emotion is deep and moving, and the best small and medium-cost feature film award is specially awarded. ”

Under the cordial care of the Party Central Committee, today's Yumai, every household has lived in a spacious and bright new house, and earth-shaking changes have taken place in road transportation, power security, communication facilities, education and medical care, etc., and has truly become a happy home in the southern foothills of the Himalayas.

Film director Zhang Xin introduced that "My Himalayas" almost all use the Tibetan language to carry out dialogue, the plot arrangement, while completely retaining the real events, there is no lack of various interesting and humane designs, which are both real and moving, and have dramatic viewing.

Editor-in-Charge: Liu Yang