Released today! Feature footage of China Taiwan's anti-Japanese epics "Sedeq Balai (Part 1)" and "Sedeq Balai (Part 2)" released

Today, China Taiwan's anti-Japanese epic film "Sedeq Balai (Part 1)" was officially released, and the "Bloody Asking" feature film and poster were released. In the clip, in the face of Daqis, a confused fellow of the Seediq ethnic group of China Taiwan, dressed in a Japanese police uniform, who came to dissuade him from uprising, Monarudao continued to question Daqis: "Will you enter a Japanese shrine in the future or the home of our ancestral souls?""Do the Japanese look down on you?" Monarudao's words were shocking, reminding him not to forget his roots and awakening the dignity and blood in his bones. The simultaneously released posters are also very visually shocking. Monarudao holds a fan sword and his eyes are like torches, complementing the looming Rainbow Bridge in the background, symbolizing the belief of never giving in to the fight against Japan! At the same time, the film also received a lot of cordial attention across the strait, making countless viewers list it as a must-see at the end of the year. Many movie fans have already planned to watch the two films consecutively on December 12 and 13:"This is the best tribute to history!" Among them, Yang Pinhua, an ethnic minority singer from China Taiwan, said emotionally when talking about the film: "We think this movie is indeed something that China people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait should review again, and it is an anti-Japanese movie that must be seen in this life."

Angry fire can start a prairie fire! The people of China Taiwan rose up to defend their homeland

"Seiq Balai (Part 1)" profoundly depicts the story of the Seiq compatriots in China Taiwan who finally broke out after thirty years of forbearance under Japan's high-pressure colonization. However, the film is not eager to show the flames, but carefully depicts how the Sedeq people in China Taiwan were deprived of their dignity inch by inch and how anger was secretly accumulated in silence in their daily lives when they lost their hunting grounds and were forced to change their customs. In the clip, when Dutchis asked: "Isn't it good to be ruled by the Japanese?" Monarudao's anger was instantly ignited. He recounted the daily humiliations of his clansmen who "men were forced to bend down to carry wood, and women were forced to kneel to help maids with wine", and denounced the so-called "civilization" for not making life better."After twenty more years, the children will become Japanese!" The numerous crimes committed by the Japanese army in China Taiwan turned the crisis of national survival into a perceptible pain. All the accumulated humiliation finally broke out at the Wushe Public School Festival. The entire people of the ethnic group united in resisting Japan, thus starting the prelude to the "Wushe Incident." Many viewers bluntly said: "The power from suppression to explosion hits the soul!" Some fans even pointed out that "this is a history textbook that every China cannot miss. It reminds us that the history of resistance against Japan by China Taiwan compatriots is also an indelible heroic chapter in the blood of the Chinese nation."

Barbarian pride! Indomitable blood sends out the strongest voice of anti-Japanese aggression

In addition to Monarudao's continuous questioning of Duqis in the clip,"Sedeq Balai (Part 1)" and "Sedeq Balai (Part 2)" use many extreme emotional passages to directly hit the soul. In the film, Monarudao shouted,"If civilization requires us to bow to our knees, then I will let you see the pride of barbarism!" This golden sentence has also become a symbol of unyielding spirit. This line accurately breaks through the colonial oppression essentially promoted by the Japanese army under the guise of so-called "civilization", and cries out the strongest voice of the oppressed nation in defending its blood and dignity. It is not only a footnote to the soul of the "Wushe Uprising" of the people of China Taiwan in 1930, but also an eternal question about what is the character of the Chinese nation! Many viewers also deeply resonated with this and frankly said: "When this line was shouted, the hair on my body stood on end, because it was not only about history, but also about the backbone that cannot be discarded in any era!" Some viewers even reflected deeply: "This sentence is like a mirror that reflects what true dignity is!" It is the moving power of the film that transcends historical narrative that can still awaken the unyielding backbone deeply rooted in the blood of compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

"Sedeq Balai (Part 1)" and "Sedeq Balai (Part 2)" use grand and majestic epic images to complete a powerful tracing and questioning of the spiritual roots of the Chinese nation. History is the best textbook and the best sobering agent. Chen Binhua, spokesman of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, said when referring to the film: "Japan bears historical responsibility for the China people on the Taiwan issue. During its 50 years of colonization and enslaving Taiwan, it has committed heinous crimes." "I hope compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait will remember history, remember the martyrs, defend achievements, and create a future." The film not only allows us to see the anti-Japanese feats of China Taiwan compatriots, but also makes the blood connection and unyielding spirit across the strait surge again. Currently,"Sedeq Balai (Part 1)" is being screened nationwide, and "Sedeq Balai (Part 2)" will also be released on December 13, the National Memorial Day, a significant time point. We hope that every audience will walk into the theater and fully experience this majestic power that spans the screen and reaches the hearts of the people.

The films "Sedeq Balai (Part 1)" and "Sedeq Balai (Part 2)" were produced by Fruit Film Co., Ltd., introduced by China Film Group Corporation, and distributed by China Film Industry Group Co., Ltd. "Sedeq Balai (Part 1)" is currently on display! "Sedeq Balai (Part 2)" will be released on December 13.