"I often say that Pingtan people say that Pingtan is good for granted, but if there are Taiwanese who are willing to share that Pingtan is good, I believe that Pingtan is a place worthy of Taiwanese."
In March this year, Pingtan Early Education He Peishan, the head of the organization’s Taiwan’s elementary school Ge’an, and her husband He Jingyuan personally funded, recruited 30 Taiwanese youths to produce six micro-films about Pingtan. The film tells six stories about Pingtan’s architecture, food, attractions, and plot. A film shows the real Pingtan that they see, hear, and feel from the perspective of Taiwanese youth.
Speaking of the original intention of making the film, "My fate with Pingtan started with a ferry ticket. In April 2018, I arrived in Pingtan on the Straits for the first time. Due to the competition, I set foot on this land again in July. , But due to some reasons, the two experiences of coming to Lan were not satisfactory.” He Peishan recalled, “Because I am engaged in the education industry in Taiwan, I want to know the education situation here. Then I helped the staff and enthusiastic people. Next, I found that Pingtan is actually a place worth staying and carefully observing.”
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“just like'blind people touch the elephant', Pingtan is an elephant. It’s like a blind person feels what he touches. The Pingtan I feel is real and kind, so other Taiwanese youths may touch the nose, ears, or thighs of this city and share whatever they touch. This is the movie The theme of "Pingtan."
4 months of preliminary preparations, 6 days and 5 nights of filming, invited Pingtan local folk customs expert Lai Min, Fujian Radio and Television Group reporter Gao Rongfeng, Taiwan microfilm experts Cai Yaqi and Lin Weikai to Taiwan youth The teaching and film making process was tedious and long, and the couple also spent a lot of time and energy.
"Seeing the final film, I think this is the most life-like Pingtan in the eyes of Taiwanese youth." He Peishan said, they went to the fishing village to see the stone house, feeling that the architecture of Pingtan is very artistic, so she said that she would want to next time Bring friends together; others go to the morning market at 5 or 6 in the morning, eating salted rice, drinking sea clam soup, and find Pingtan very humane; some even regard the dolls they carry with them as the protagonists of sitcoms and start looking for peace. Tan's memory journey.
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. The couple also shared a lot of footage of the film. One day when the weather was very hot, they went to the countryside to pass a watermelon field. At the warm invitation of the local grandfather and grandma, a group of people experienced picking watermelons in the field, staggering and walking around holding large watermelons. The scene of cheering and chewing melons made people laugh. "To understand Pingtan's warmth in details, it is a very practical and practical feeling." He Peishan said. The
couple also participated in a "special" WeChat group-the members are six Pingtan driver masters who are responsible for picking up and dropping off the Taiwan youths. "The masters will share their daily routines in the group from time to time. One master said, oh my god, my tire has burst, and everyone now changes tires together; one said that I am happy now, drinking a drink under the tree and waiting for them to shoot; another said I am now being dragged to be the leading actor. It’s so nervous to make a movie for the first time in my life.” He Jingyuan said with a smile, “The micro-movie is finished, and the driver masters each recorded a small video to show that they are willing to come again next time, the drivers and young people The friendship that has been established makes me very moved."
"You will love Pingtan a little more if you come here." He Peishan said that Pingtan’s Huitai policy has attracted many Taiwanese youths to start businesses and live here. The purpose of making the film is to use the perspective of Taiwanese, so that more Taiwanese can see the beautiful scenery here, really feel the island culture here, and love Pingtan.
