The majestic and unique landscapes of the Himalayas and the Qinghai Plateau bear witness to the delicate balance between life and the environment. In these two films, we will explore this sacred land, experiencing the life-saving efforts of those who tirelessly rescue and release animals in the alpine meadows. Through the eyes of children, we will explore the cycle of life and the interconnectedness of all beings. As we delve into the towering beauty of the Himalayas and the stories of life and death, we will engage in profound reflections on the fate of all living things.

Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Wildlife Park, Chuan Lu, China 2024, 31min

Zhao Hailong, the veterinarian and head of the first team of animal keepers atQinghai-Tibet Plateau Wildlife Park, went through the external doubts about the purpose of the zoo and the loss of his elder brother, and then experienced the death of a yak he had personally treated. Despite these challenges, he and his wildlife conservation "teammates" have always firmly believed that all living beings have spirits. They are convinced that the animals they tirelessly rescue and release back into the wild will, in turn, stand on a higher plane, watching over and protecting humanity.

Mudi, Luo Qin, China 2024, 22min

The six-year-old Tibetan girl Rigzin Sedron came back to the pastoral area to live with her grandma in winter. An aged released sheep (MUDI) lost inspired her awareness about the truth of life in childhood.