Taipei City, Taiwan, China - April 28, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Poster of Chinese animated movie of "30,000 Miles from Chang'an" 
2. Moviegoers taking photos of movie brochure
3. Various of moviegoers
4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) moviegoer (name not given):
"The movie used animation, and even poems and songs, to showcase the heyday of the Tang Dynasty, so that all the audience members, including children, can know what the Tang Dynasty is, and where these poems and songs should be used, and the sentiments and moods of the poets."

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5. Movie clips from "30,000 Miles from Chang'an" 

Beijing, China - Recent (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yu Zhou, president, Light Chaser Animation (starting with shot 5/ending with shot 7):
"Reciting Tang poetry in the Minnan dialect version of the film has a unique charm. We also plan to show the Minnan dialect version of the flim again in Fujian. We also want to use the form of animated film to present to the audience China's excellent traditional culture, which is also a very good attempt for our cultural exchange." 

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7. Movie clips from "30,000 Miles from Chang'an" 

The newly dubbed Chinese animated blockbuster "30,000 Miles from Chang'an" showcasing the heyday of ancient China's Tang Dynasty (618-907) was premiered in Taiwan on Monday and released for public screening in the region on Wednesday.

The movie was dubbed in Minnan dialect, a widely spoken Chinese dialect in Taiwan. Minnan literally means "southern Fujian Province", and Fujian sits opposite the Taiwan island across the Taiwan Strait.

Audiences from news media, film and television industries, colleges and universities attended the premier ceremony and interacted with the Minnan dubbing actors.

"The movie used animation, and even poems and songs, to showcase the heyday of the Tang Dynasty, so that all the audience members, including children, can know what the Tang Dynasty is, and where these poems and songs should be used, and the sentiments and moods of the poets," said a moviegoer.

The filmmaking is based on the legendary stories of well-known Tang poets such as Li Bai and Gao Shi, and naturally integrates 48 famous Tang poems into the narrative, depicting the feelings of Tang people through the familiar poems and the poets' life experiences.

"Reciting Tang poetry in the Minnan dialect version of the film has a unique charm. We also plan to show the Minnan dialect version of the film again in Fujian. We also want to use the form of animated film to present to the audience China's excellent traditional culture, which is also a very good attempt for our cultural exchange," said Yu Zhou, president of Light Chaser Animation, one of the producers of the movie.