Legend of Phoenix is inspired by a traditional story from Guangxi and explores the dreams, aspirations, and perseverance of today’s younger generation.

The film draws on the legendary “Hundred-Bird Garment” story of the Zhuang ethnic group, which is included in Guangxi’s list of representative national intangible cultural heritage. Against this cultural backdrop, the film explores the complex relationship between humanity and nature, reflecting the ecological development philosophy that “lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets.”

Through the language of cinema, Legend of Phoenix presents a vivid story of China’s pursuit of ecological civilization. It examines the interconnected relationship between people and nature, as well as the balance between economic development and environmental protection, revealing the underlying principles that shape this relationship.

The film’s themes carry particular contemporary significance in the face of the profound global challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, reminding us of the importance of living in harmony with nature and pursuing sustainable development.